Estetika: The Central European Journal of Aesthetics, vol. 51, no. 2 (2014), Anniversary Issue In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Estetikas current issue - published in November 2014 - includes commissioned essays by leading aestheticians on the state and future of European aesthetics. The contents are made available on-line free of charge at aesthetics.ff.cuni.cz: Articles Malcolm Budd Morality, Society, and the Love of Art Jason Gaiger The Idea of a Universal Bildwissenschaft Sebastian Gardner Method and Metaphysics in the Philosophy of Art Eileen John Meals, Art, and Artistic Value Martin Seel Active Passivity: On the Aesthetic Variant of Freedom Reviews Tomáš Koblížek Carole Maigné, ed., Formalisme esthétique: Prague et Vienne au XIXe siècle Václav Magid Owen Hulatt, ed., Aesthetic and Artistic Autonomy Estetika is open to submissions all year round. We aim at informing the authors whether their paper has been accepted for peer-reviewing within two weeks’ time and keep the evaluation period under four months. Estetika is an international peer-reviewed journal devoted to philosophical aesthetics. The journal’s main ambition is to publish the best research from the many diverse and rich European traditions in aesthetics. It welcomes contributions in English on all topics related to aesthetics and the philosophy of art. Reviews of books – significant non-English publications included – are also welcome! Submission guidelines: aesthetics.ff.cuni.cz/guidelines/ To view the table of contents of the current issue, visit aesthetics.ff.cuni.cz/current-issue/ Estetika is available online via institutional subscription in EBSCO Humanities Source Publications Estetika is listed in Arts and Humanities Citation Index (ISI Web of Knowledge) ERIH (European Reference Index for Humanities, INT2 ranking) SCOPUS PhilPapers Philosopher’s Index Ulrich’s Web ZDB (The German National Union Catalogue of Serials published by the Berlin State Library and the German National Library)
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