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Ratio

An International Journal of Analytic Philosophy

Edited by:
John Cottingham


Ratio publishes work of a high quality on a wide variety of topics. It encourages articles which meet the highest standards of philosophical expertise, while at the same time remaining accessible to readers from a broad range of philosophical disciplines. The journal's main emphasis is on analytic philosophy, but it also includes work from other traditions.

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Online Content Now Available Back to Volume 1
All back issues of this journal are available online. Click here to browse contents and abstracts. For further information on how to access these issues please visit our Librarian Site.

Ratio Conference
The conference is held at the University of Reading each year and the next conference will be on: 'McDowell, 'Agents and their Actions'', held on Saturday 18th April 2009. The speakers are John McDowell, Joseph Raz, John Hyman and Robert Stern.

2009 Special Issue - articles now available online:
Essays on Derek Parfit's On What Matters
by John Cottingham and Jussi Suikkanen

Derek Parfit's book On What Matters (formerly known as Climbing the Mountain) has been long awaited in the philosophical community, and has already aroused keen interest through successive drafts which have been privately circulated over the past few years. In the book, Derek Parfit, one of the world's leading moral philosophers, develops his reflections on a wide range of fundamental debates in ethical theory, including the nature of practical reason, and the interpretation of Kant's ethics and its relationship to consequentialism.

This special issue of Ratio, arose from an 'Author meets Critics' conference at the University of Reading, in which Parfit debated his views with leading experts in the field. Contributors to the special issue include Michael Smith, James Lenman, Seiriol Morgan, Michael Otsuka, Michael Ridge and Gideon Rosen.

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Recent Articles include:


The Harm of Immorality, Paul Bloomfield

Ratiocination: An Empirical Account, Fred Sommers

Kantian Value Realism, Alison Hills

Moral Knowledge, Epistemic Externalism and Intuitionism, Daniel Star

Why Qualia are Not Epiphenomenal, Hans Muller

Inequality, Injustice and Levelling Down, Thomas Christiano & Will Braynen

Rule-following without Reasons, Crispin Wright

Freedom of Occupational Choice, Michael Otsuka

How to Reconcile Essence with Contingent Existence, Stephen K. McLeod

Starred Issues
The June number of Ratio is designated a 'Starred' Issue, and opens with an invited contribution by an internationally known philosopher. The 'star' contributors in recent years include Sir Anthony Kenny (Oxford), Edward Craig (Cambridge), Tim Williamson (Oxford), Michael Smith (ANU Canberra), Simon Blackburn (Cambridge), Adrian Moore (Oxford) and Susan Wolf (UNC Chapel Hill), Fred Sommers (Brandeis University).

Special Issues