Thinking Acts is an interdisciplinary, electronic undergraduate journal focusing on a wide range of topics at the intersection of philosophy, politics, cultural studies and literary theory. Thinking Acts provides undergraduate students with a forum for the discussion of the theoretical legacy of classical thinkers today (from Plato to the twenty-first century) as well as for theoretical analysis of contemporary world events. The aim of the journal is to expand the space for interdisciplinary dialogue, critique, and innovation.

Call for papers

Thinking Acts is pleased to announce its call for papers for the inaugural volume. We especially welcome article submissions that re-conceptualize the relation between thought and action, theory and praxis, knowledge-production and the techno-political apparatus. The deadline for submissions is February 1^st, 2007, but feel free to submit papers any time between now and then. We plan on publishing the first volume in June 2007.

All submissions must be formatted for blind review. Please include the author’s name, email address, mailing address, university affiliation, and paper title on a separate cover sheet. Only the paper title should appear in the body of the paper.

Papers written for classes or for senior theses are also accepted, though theses will likely need to be shortened or condensed.

We accept papers ranging from 10 - 20 pages in length, though the lower and upper size limits are flexible. Please enclose an abstract for your paper. All papers should follow standard MLA formatting.