Editorial Announcements

This issue introduces "Current Scholarship," a new series at the Journal of the History of Philosophy. This series comprises critical reviews from leading historians of philosophy of the current literature on particular historical authors or topics. Mary Louise Gill's inaugural essay in this issue concerns current scholarship on Aristotle's Metaphysics, and John Marenbon is contributing the next essay for the series, scheduled for publication in 2006, on the recent literature on the philosophy of Abelard. Future topics include late medieval ethics and the history of 20^th-century analytic philosophy. We hope that the Current Scholarship reviews will prove to be a useful research tool for specialists and students alike.

It is my pleasure to announce as well that Jack Zupko of Emory University will be the new Book Review Editor for the Journal. He will assume the editorship July 1, 2005. From that time, all correspondence concerning book reviews should be sent to Professor Jack Zupko, Book Review Editor, Journal of the History of Philosophy, Philosophy Department, 214 Bowden Hall, Emory University, Atlanta, GA 30322 (jzupko@emory.edu).

On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to express my thanks to the previous Book Review Editor, Jan Wojcik of Auburn University, and to her editorial assistant, Mark Wilson, for their excellent work for the Journal during the past five years.