La Musicalità dell'Essere
2021, In Circolo 11
Abstract
intende intervenire sui principali temi della ricerca filosofica contemporanea, senza preclusioni di scuola e di provenienza accademica. La Rivista è liberamente accessibile online all'indirizzo http://www.incircolorivistafilosofica.it, ha cadenza semestrale e si avvale del lavoro volontario di tutti coloro che la producono. Gli articoli scientifici, pubblicati nelle sezioni La Questione Filosofica e Laboratorio, sono sottoposti ad un processo di revisione tra pari a singolo o a doppio cieco secondo quanto indicato dall'Art. 9 del Regolamento per la classificazione delle riviste di area non bibliometrica. I contributi pubblicati nelle altre sezioni possono non essere sottoposti a revisione secondo quanto indicato dall'Art. 9, comma 5 del medesimo Regolamento, sebbene in alcuni casi il Direttivo si riservi la possibilità di sottoporli a revisione.
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