r/AcademicPhilosophy↗
Ακαδημαική Φιλοσοφία - Academic Philosophy
This reddit is intended for anglophone academic philosophers - (graduate) students, teachers, and researchers. Encouraged submissions: English language open access articles of merit and substance, including from the popular press, that directly engage with a philosophical issue or concern the philosophical academic community. Links to teaching resources also appreciated.
62k subscribers45 posts / mo in Sep 202643 authors / mosince 2009
r/AcademicPhilosophy has 62k members (+9.9% over the last 12 months). It gets about 45 posts a month from 43 people. Top topics: Capitalism Debates, Philosophy Discussions and Academia vs Industry.
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- Capitalism Debates5.4%
- Philosophy Discussions3.1%
- Academia vs Industry0.6%
- Conference Papers & Attendance0.3%
- ScientificJournalsAndResearch0.3%
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- Daily Nous
- cambridge.org
- Substack
- Stanford University
- University of Tennessee at Martin
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