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Logic, a cornerstone of philosophy, is the study of reasoning and argumentation. It explores the principles that govern valid inferences, the structure of arguments, and the formal systems that underpin critical thinking. Spanning classical, symbolic, and informal logic, as well as intersections with mathematics, computer science, and linguistics, this field plays a vital role in philosophical inquiry and practical problem-solving. Journals dedicated to logic publish cutting-edge research, foundational studies, and applications of logical systems. The PJIP database covers several journals actively publishing papers in this area.
Complete Directory of Logic JournalsThis post lists the academic peer-reviewed journals that publish in Logic. All of these can be viewed in the PJIP Directory alongside information about their word limits, open-access status, peer-review anonymity, if they publish book reviews, if they publish discussions, rankings including Impact Factor, SJR, SNIP, and CiteScore, and for some, operational stats such as acceptance rates, number of submissions, and response times. Best Logic JournalsNumerous metrics can be used to determine what the top Logic journals are. This includes Impact Factor, SJR, SNIP, CiteScore, Citation percentage, and H-index. All of these are readily accessible in the PJIP; users can easily compare these metrics to evaluate how each Logic journal performs across various criteria. Open Access Logic JournalsA key distinction between academic journals is their open access status. The PJIP directory classifies ‘Diamond Open Access’ journals that charge no fees to authors or readers, ‘Paid Open Access’ journals that require authors to pay a fee for open access publication, ‘Hybrid’ journals that offer authors the option to publish open access by paying fees (but will otherwise publish articles non-open access), and ‘Traditional’ journals that charge readers for access to their articles. The PJIP directory can be filtered to show Logic journals in each of these categories. List of Logic Journals
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