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ORBIS IDEARUM is a philosophical net magazine edited by the History of Ideas Research Centre at Jagellonian University.
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Author

Roberto Manzocco

Institution

City University of New York

Bio-Notes

PhD in History of Science, Science Journalist and Tech Writer, Adjunct Professor in Anthropology and Sociology

Publications

In this journal

The Concept of Emergence. A Brief History and a Philosophical Analysis of an Ontological Regulative Principle of Organization, Orbis Idearum, Volume 6, Issue 2 (2018), pp. 11-32

Call for papers

Volume 12, Issue 1 (2024)

Opening date: 24/12/2023
Closing date: 24/04/2024

Orbis Idearum invites researchers to submit papers for publication in a regular issue, that is, a issue not limited to a particular theme. Nevertheless, we remind potential authors that the history of ideas (HOI) is an academic specialty with its own object of study and its own methodology. The traditional work of the historian of ideas is the reconstruction of the path of an idea (typically, a word-and-concept), in a certain period of time, through different disciplines (philosophy, science, literature, art, etc.).

That is why we often say that HOI is an “inter-discipline.” This inter-disciplinary rule of thumb aside, we also welcome articles about an idea inside a single discipline or even a single doctrine, as far as the author makes an effort to underline its significance for other disciplines and doctrines.We also welcome book reviews, literature reviews, and articles on the wider reception of publications that are of particular interest for HOI. For more details, see the Instructions for Authors.

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Funders

Narodowy Program Rozwoju Humanistyki

History of Ideas Research Network

Institute of Sociology of the Jagiellonian University

Journal funded by the National Programme for the Development of the Humanities of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Poland