Philosophical Dialogue and Intuited Discursive Freedoms

As a forum for philosophical discourse of religious studies as related to the world's women, the "Annual Review of Women in World Religions" fails. The first three issues display an unfortunately limited approach. Certain articles are promising, but editorial intellectual constraints...

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Published in:Philosophy east & west 1995, Vol.45 (3), p.439-445
Main Author: Andersen, Ruth E.
Format: Review
Language:English
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Summary:As a forum for philosophical discourse of religious studies as related to the world's women, the "Annual Review of Women in World Religions" fails. The first three issues display an unfortunately limited approach. Certain articles are promising, but editorial intellectual constraints appear to have circumscribed the philosophical latitude provided to contributors. In spite of the potential of the journal's topic area, it is doubtful it will soon succeed in emerging as a publication with adequate inclusionary liberality and ideal discursive freedom.
ISSN:0031-8221
1529-1898
DOI:10.2307/1399398