2020
DOI: 10.1017/s0012217320000293
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Dialogue et l’épineuse question du bilinguisme

Abstract: RÉSUMÉEn guise d'introduction à la traduction anglaise d'un article de Jocelyn Maclure préalablement publié en français dans la revue, je présente ici quelques réflexions sur le bilinguisme de Dialogue dans le contexte philosophique actuel.

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“…While we recognize the broadly Western bias in our study, we also recognize that our data set includes information from the most well-regarded journals in the discipline of philosophy, in addition to over one hundred other journals that self-identify as primarily philosophy in content. Regardless of an author's ethnicity, the discipline's most prestigious journals have been established, throughout the world, as the venues to publish in when a philosopher aims to get hired and gain tenure (Schwitzgebel et al 2018;Bandini 2020).…”
Section: Exploring Author Ethnicitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While we recognize the broadly Western bias in our study, we also recognize that our data set includes information from the most well-regarded journals in the discipline of philosophy, in addition to over one hundred other journals that self-identify as primarily philosophy in content. Regardless of an author's ethnicity, the discipline's most prestigious journals have been established, throughout the world, as the venues to publish in when a philosopher aims to get hired and gain tenure (Schwitzgebel et al 2018;Bandini 2020).…”
Section: Exploring Author Ethnicitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La rédaction de Dialogue a déjà eu l'occasion de rappeler, dans ces pages, son attachement à la diversité en philosophie en termes de styles, de thèmes, de traditions et de langues. Depuis la publication, en septembre 2020, d'une note éditoriale intitulée « Permettre et encourager la circulation des idées : Dialogue face aux défis du bilinguisme » (voir Bandini, 2020 ; Maclure, 2020), une initiative internationale a été lancée par une poignée d'enseignant.es et chercheur.es en philosophie afin d'y promouvoir une plus grande inclusivité, notamment linguistique. Hébergée par l'institut de philosophie analytique de Barcelone, elle propose aux individus, institutions, centres de recherche, sociétés savantes et revues d'adhérer à cinq principes, dits « principes de Barcelone », dans le but de réduire autant que possible les obstacles auxquels se trouvent confronté.es celles et ceux dont la langue maternelle n'est pas l'anglais pour être publié.es et lu.es.…”
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“…The idea for this project germinated in 2020 when we were given the opportunity to print Jocelyn Maclure's “L'avenir contextualiste du constructivisme métaéthique : le constructivisme humien amendé” in both English and French. We introduced that issue with an editorial comment “Promoting the Circulation of Ideas: Dialogue and the Challenges of Bilingualism” (Bandini, 2020; Maclure, 2020) that explained why such linguistic transparency is vital if we are to be a platform for philosophical dialogue. Today, as awareness awakens to how structures of power serve either to magnify or muzzle the voices of individuals, there is a community call to promote linguistic inclusivity in philosophy.…”
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confidence: 99%