Announcement 
 

New Notice of Books Received policy 
 

Starting with the next issue Vol. 38, No. 3 (September 

2018)], Informal Logic will institute a new Notice of Books 

Received department and policy. 

 

At the end of each issue of the journal we will print, and re-

print, notices of monographs, collected papers, proceedings 

of conferences, anthologies and any similar scholarly books 

(not textbooks) on topics related to informal logic, critical 

thinking, argument (logic, dialectic, rhetoric) theory or prac-

tice.  

 

The notice, to be supplied by the author(s) or editor(s) or 

publisher, may simply describe the work or shamelessly 

promote it, or both, but must not exceed 150 words. Each 

notice will be reprinted until four years after the year of the 

edition of the book was first published. Thus we invite notic-

es of works published in 2014 or later.  This department of 

the journal should serve as a resource for researchers want-

ing to know about recent work in the field. 

 

NOTA BENE: After the presently commissioned reviews will 

have been published, the journal will no longer print descrip-

tive book reviews. A reader may apply to the editors to pub-

lish a critical review of a book on the list, and the editors 

may from time to time commission critical reviews of books 

on the list. 

 

Send submissions to: tblair@uwindsor.ca  Submissions must 

conform to the following format: 

 

Olmos, Paula (Ed.). (2017). Narration As Argument. Cham, 

Swtzerland: Springer. Pp. xii, 1-234. 

Text of announcement, 150 words strict maximum.  

 

Tindale, Christopher W. (2015). The Philosophy of Argu-

ment and Audience Reception. Cambridge:  Cambridge Uni-

versity Press. Pp. xii, 1-244. 

Text of announcement, 150 words strict maximum.  

mailto:tblair@uwindsor.ca