Particular emphasis will be given to pieces which reflect the contemporary relevance of Reid's ideas and those of the Scottish School. Contributions which explore the links between science, theology and philosophical inquiry in seventeenth and eighteenth century Scotland are also welcome. Although preference is given to no particular school of philosophy contributions should exhibit the clarity and rigour of argument exemplified by Reid's own work. Smaller items detailing significant findings in Reid's unpublished writings will also be welcome. Contributions should normally be 4-5000 words, though longer pieces will be considered.
Short discussions are also welcome.
Two copies of a typescript should be submitted in the first instance. Authors whose submissions have been accepted for publication will be asked to supply material on disk.