The latest edition of PR has just arrived and it contains an important announcement: all future contributions are to be in English only. While it states that this will commence from the next issue the current issue is already English only.
Here is the list of articles:
There is also a review of B.J. van der Walt's When African and Western Cultures Meet by Steve Bishop. So it is not only the English language that is well represented but also English nationals with three out of the six contributors Englishmen residing in England. I must admit to having a slight reservation about banning future Dutch language articles, despite its obvious positives, especially for people like myself, however I do hope that the prominence of the British is a sign of things to come in this country.
Here is the list of articles:
Andrew Basden, Engaging with and Enriching Humanist Thought: The Case of Information Systems
M.D. Stafleu, Time and History in the Philosophy of the Cosmonomic Idea
Lambert Zuidervaart, Dooyeweerd's Conception of Truth: Exposition and Critique
Jonathan Chaplin, Beyond Multiculturalism - but to where? Public Justice and Cultural Diversity
M.D. Stafleu, Time and History in the Philosophy of the Cosmonomic Idea
Lambert Zuidervaart, Dooyeweerd's Conception of Truth: Exposition and Critique
Jonathan Chaplin, Beyond Multiculturalism - but to where? Public Justice and Cultural Diversity
There is also a review of B.J. van der Walt's When African and Western Cultures Meet by Steve Bishop. So it is not only the English language that is well represented but also English nationals with three out of the six contributors Englishmen residing in England. I must admit to having a slight reservation about banning future Dutch language articles, despite its obvious positives, especially for people like myself, however I do hope that the prominence of the British is a sign of things to come in this country.
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