Archives of History of Philosophy and Social Thought publishes original essays of — high scientific quality, according to best critical and methodological standards, typical of the discipline. All submitted works should deal in an important and precisely defined topic of history of philosophy, ought to be founded on primary sources and to show the author’s acquaintance with the relevant literature and references. Polish translations of important philosophical articles may also be admitted to publication.
The journal offers papers in Polish and in congress languages as well. Scholars interested in publishing their works on AHPST should take special care of style (property and clarity are strongly recommended) and of language correctness. All authors are required to follow the editorial guidelines outlined here.
Papers should not exceed 40.000 characters; however, in special cases the Editors might admit longer texts.
All papers should be addressed to: ahf@ifispan.waw.pl as attached files. Rtf, doc and docx format are welcome.
Each file should contain full text of the article, two abstracts, one in Polish and one in English, (length: about 1 page, 2.000 characters), 4-8 key-words and a short note on the author (also in both Polish and English).
All articles will be reviewed by at least two competent referees, selected from among the staff of permanent collaborators of AHPST. In particular cases, essays may be evaluated by guest specialists in the field the article is about.
AHPST is included in the list of Polish journals issued by the Ministry of Science and University Level Schools, and has been assigned the highest grade; therefore, each author of articles published in AHFiMS obtains nine points. Moreover, the journal is ranked on the prestigious list ERIH under category „C”.
The journal founded by Leszek Kołakowski, Bronisław Baczko and Jan Garewicz appears continuously since 1957.