Characteristica Universalis Journal
Centro de Filosofía Clásica Alemana · Argentina
Aims & Scope
Studies about Modern and Classical German Philosophy. The Characteristica Universalis Journal (CUJ) emerges from the idea that the sense of present philosophy finds its source in the central problems of Modernity. Going from this theoretical premise, the journal's series will promote interdisciplinary research about philosophies developed between the 17th and 19th centuries, emphasising classical German philosophy (from Kant to Hegel). We will also collaborate to enhance university networking and keep our academic research up-to-date.
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Is Characteristica Universalis Journal a predatory journal?
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Is Characteristica Universalis Journal indexed in Scopus and Web of Science?
Characteristica Universalis Journal is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Characteristica Universalis Journal?
Studies about Modern and Classical German Philosophy. The Characteristica Universalis Journal (CUJ) emerges from the idea that the sense of present philosophy finds its source in the central problems of Modernity. Going from this theoretical premise, the journal's series will promote interdisciplinary research about philosophies developed between the 17th and 19th centuries, emphasising classical German philosophy (from Kant to Hegel). We will also collaborate to enhance university networking and keep our academic research up-to-date.
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