Preface to Volume 56

Danish Yearbook of Philosophy Pub Date : 2023-06-16 DOI:10.1163/24689300-bja10040

Asger Sørensen

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It is with great pleasure that we present volume 56 of the Danish Yearbook of Philosophy. This spring issue, vol. 56, no. 1 (2023), is a general issue containing four articles and four book reviews with no common theme. The autumn issue, vol. 56, no. 2 (2023), will be a special issue on applied philosophy following a call for articles within this field by our colleagues at the Centre for Applied Philosophy at Aalborg University, edited by Jacob Bo Lautrup Kristensen, with an introduction coauthored by Kristensen, Antje Gimmler, and Phillip Højme.1 “Applied Philosophy” was also the overall theme for the annual meeting of the Danish Philosophical Society in March 2021, which was organized and hosted by the aforementioned center but ultimately had to be held via Zoom due to yet another wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Danish philosophical community owes a lot to our colleagues in Aalborg for their persistent efforts to successfully hold the society’s traditional annual meeting despite all the difficulties during this period—difficulties that we will do well to remember, but which we hopefully nevertheless can consign to history. Despite the challenges, the Yearbook thus continues the format first presented in 2021,2 dedicating a special issue to the overall theme of the society’s annual meeting.3 The theme of the most recent annual meeting, held in March 2023, was “The Nature of Nature,” hosted by the Philosophy of Education research unit and the Danish Philosophy of Education Association at the Danish School of Education, Aarhus University. In continuation of the meeting, there is an open call for submissions for a special issue of the Yearbook on “The Nature of Nature,” edited by Sune Frølund and Jon Auring Grimm from the research unit. The call will remain open until autumn 2023. This meeting also hosted a parallel session on “The Nature of Reproduction and the Public Sphere,” resulting in a call for papers for another special issue of the Yearbook edited by Lucrecia Paz Burges Cruz, Tomeu Sales Gelabert, and

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第56卷序言

我们非常高兴地介绍《丹麦哲学年鉴》第56卷。今年春季刊，第56卷，第。1(2023)，是一个包含四篇文章和四篇书评没有共同主题的一般性问题。秋季刊，第56卷，第。第2期(2023)将是应用哲学的特刊，我们在奥尔堡大学应用哲学中心的同事们呼吁在这一领域发表文章，由Jacob Bo Lautrup Kristensen编辑，由Kristensen、Antje Gimmler和Phillip Højme.1共同撰写引言“应用哲学”也是由上述中心组织和主办的2021年3月丹麦哲学学会年会的总体主题，但由于新冠肺炎疫情的再次爆发，最终不得不通过Zoom举行。丹麦哲学界非常感谢我们在奥尔堡的同事们，他们坚持不懈的努力，尽管在这段时间里遇到了所有的困难，但还是成功地举办了这个学会的传统年会——我们会很好地记住这些困难，但我们希望这些困难能够成为历史。尽管面临诸多挑战，《年鉴》仍延续了2021年首次出版的形式，2专门为学会年会的总体主题出版了一期特刊最近一次年会的主题是“自然的本质”(The Nature of Nature)，由奥胡斯大学丹麦教育学院教育哲学研究组和丹麦教育哲学协会主办。作为会议的延续，我们公开征集关于“自然的本质”年鉴特刊的投稿，该年鉴由研究部门的Sune Frølund和Jon auuring Grimm编辑。征集将持续到2023年秋季。这次会议还举办了“再生产的本质和公共领域”的平行会议，结果是为Lucrecia Paz Burges Cruz, Tomeu Sales Gelabert和

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