Oxford University Press—or O.U.P., publisher of the beloved O.E.D.—has just launched “O.B.O.," a new online bibliography, compiled by panels of scholarly experts, that seems to promise a great deal of ...

“Open citations now!” So concludes a new open letter to publishers from researchers who support making scholarly citations freely available, in the interest of better citation analysis. Advocates of ...

“I don’t think anyone’s had more influence in philosophy, and perhaps in other areas, than Aristotle,” argues Richard Ingardia, a professor of philosophy at St. John’s University, in New York. The ...