Appraisal

ISSN 2514-5584

Appraisal publishes articles, article reviews and book reviews dealing with all aspects of personalism. The editor aims to publish submissions which are both interesting and relevant to the broad field covered by personalism.

Please use the menu to the left to navigate Appraisal.

Current issue

The current issue is Vol. 13, No. 1, Spring 2023 and begins with three full papers from our very successful Zoom Conference in November 2022. Diana Prokofyeva from St Petersburg argues that Higher Education today is too much regarded as something to be ‘consumed’ while Henrieta Serban from Bucharest traces connections between neo-pragmatism and Personalism and, finally, Richard Prust from North Carolina, gives us the ‘Introduction’ to his forthcoming book, Personal Meaning: How We Give Relational Significance, Relative Importance, Emotional Force and Moral Value to Our Action. Then, to complete the issue, there are reviews of three books of a personalist tenour: Henerieta Serban’s bilingual Neopragmatism and Postliberalism: A Contemporary Weltanschauung, Giorgio Baruchello’s and Ársæll Már Arnarsson’s Humour and Cruelty Volume 1: A Philosophical Exploration of the Humanities and Social Sciences, and Juan Burgos’ Intoducción al Personalismo.

View the current issue here or by clicking 'current issue' in the menu to the left.

Comment on articles

Please add your personal comment on any article but clicking 'Add Comment to Article' in the menu on the left. After review by the editorial staff, it will be added to the end of the relevant article. We hope comments will clarify, enlarge, or debate points within articles, and authors are, of course, most welcome to respond!

Letters to the Editor

Please email your letter to editor.britishpersonalist@gmail.com. Letters will be published on the 'Letters to the Editor' page, accessed from the menu on the left, and then appended to the relevant issue of Appraisal.