Is there a list of articles  from the journal Facta Phiosophica?

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Request for Question Clarification by librariankt-ga on 17 Oct 2002 13:38 PDT

Hi lerak -

Do you need a list of all articles from Facta Philosophica, or just
the citation information for papers by Karel Lambert?  The latter will
be much easier to find.

- librariankt

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Clarification of Question by lerak-ga on 17 Oct 2002 15:27 PDT

Thre is only one paper by Karel Lambert in that journal. It was in one
of the earliest appearances of the journal...in the mid to late 1990s
(i think).

Thanks

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Clarification of Question by lerak-ga on 17 Oct 2002 15:29 PDT

Also if you can get me a computer copy of the paper, I would very much
appreciate. (I think the very last word in the title is "Revelation")

Hi lerak,

I have heard back from the editors of Facta Philsophica with the
information on this paper.  Here it is:

Karel Lambert, "A Slogan, a Hunch, and a Revelation",
FACTA PHILOSOPHICA Vol. 3 No. 1 (2001), pp.59-67

Unfortunately, I cannot transmit a copy of the paper to you because of
copyright laws, and this journal is not available online (at this
time).  However, if you are affiliated with a university or public
library you may be able to get the paper through interlibrary loan.

Alternatively, if you are close to a library that owns it you can just
go there and get a copy.  I show the following US and UK libraries as
subscribing to this journal:

UNC-Chapel Hill, Purdue, Notre Dame, Holy Cross, University of
Michigan (Ann Arbor), University of Nebrasca (Lincoln), Columbia, Ohio
State, University of Cincinnati, Rice, and Oxford University (in
England)

Yours,

Librariankt

Lerak -

This journal is published by the Peter Lang group.  You can view the
last two issues' tables of contents by going to the Peter Lang website
(http://www.peterlang.net) and going into the "Bookshop" then the
journals section.

Also, are you positive that the paper is in Facta Philosophica and not
Acta Philosophica [something]?  Facta Philosophica has only been in
print, according to Ulrich's Periodical Index, since 1999, and it
looks like Lambert has been an emeritus professor for a few years. 
Just checking.

I am emailing the publisher to ask them if they have information on a
paper by Lambert in this journal, and will let you know if/when I hear
from them.

librariankt

Yes, but he still has a very active research career, and lectures
especially in the USA and in Europe on a fairly continuous basis.