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Connexions was founded in 1997 as an online journal for work-in-progress
within the cognitive sciences. The project was the idea of Gavin Boyce
and Keith Frankish, who were both PhD students in philosophy at the University
of Sheffield. Tom Dickins, then a PhD student in the Department of Human
Communication Sciences, was soon recruited to the project and, with help
from a number of colleagues and sponsorship from the Hang Seng Centre
for Cognitive Studies (chaired by Peter Carruthers), two issues a
year were produced during 1997 and 1998. When the original editors moved
on, the project was taken over by Tom Simpson, also from the Sheffield
Philosophy department, and a fifth issue appeared in 2001. The journal
subsequently reverted to Tom and Keith and sixth issue was produced in
2003 in an open peer commentary format.
Connexions is now no longer active but the six
back issues of the journal have been archived as pdf files and are available
by clicking on the link to the left. A brief ‘Frequently asked questions’
page is also available which, among other things, explains how to cite
Connexions articles.
Disclaimer: The views expressed in the articles and
reviews in Connexions are those of their respective authors and do not
necessarily represent the views of the editors of Connexions or of the
Open University. The Open University takes no responsibility for any material
in Connexions or on the Connexions website.
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