Chapter 1: Mission of Serious Philosophy

At Serious Philosophy, our goal is to reach a diverse audience. We strive to create works that not only advance philosophical discourse along both analytical and continental lines but also offer a pathway for those not deeply entrenched in the field to start exploring philosophical methods.

We plan to read literature collectively and produce essays that respond to these readings, fostering dialogue among participants. We will examine how philosophical principles manifest in the real world and categorize each of these activities on dedicated pages, ensuring that newcomers can easily navigate our offerings. Additionally, our main journal will focus on publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed philosophical research.

Given our limited budget, most of our efforts will take place behind the scenes, relying on the voluntary contributions of our team. However, we are committed to enabling anyone interested to contribute in some capacity. Whether it’s submitting a letter to the editor sharing insights from your readings or critiquing their relevance, we believe that platforms like Medium allow for a diverse array of voices to be amplified, and we are determined to harness this potential.

To join the ranks of writers for Serious Philosophy, simply email us with your Medium username and a link to your draft article. You can also reach out via DM to @seriousphiloso1 on Twitter. Don't forget to follow us there for timely updates on relevant articles!

Cheers!

Thomas Dylan Daniel

Founder and Editor-in-Chief

Serious Philosophy

Updated 11/23/2020

Section 1.1: Collaborative Learning

In our pursuit of knowledge, we will engage in reading groups where participants can share insights and interpretations. This collaborative approach not only enriches understanding but also fosters community among readers and writers alike.

Subsection 1.1.1: Visual Representation

Chapter 2: Learning from Experts

In the video titled "Why philosophers write badly? An answer by Michel Foucault," the renowned philosopher addresses common pitfalls in philosophical writing, providing insights into how to communicate complex ideas more effectively.

Additionally, "How to Write a KILLER Philosophy Paper" offers essential tips for crafting compelling philosophical essays, making it an invaluable resource for aspiring writers.