Underrepresentation of Non-Native English Speakers in Philosophy: Findings from over 100,000 Papers (guest post)

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Underrepresentation of Non-Native English Speakers in Philosophy: Findings from over 100,000 Papers (guest post) #935053 Wed 28 Oct 2026 11:00:AM
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Alisa Launch Director A Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 106,005	Underrepresentation of Non-Native English Speakers in Philosophy: Findings from over 100,000 Papers (guest post) The “largest and most systematic study of linguistic inequity in academic philosophy to date” was recently published. Its authors are Neri Marsili (University of Turin) […] The post Underrepresentation of Non-Native English Speakers in Philosophy: Findings from over 100,000 Papers (guest post) appeared first on Daily Nous. https://dailynous.com/2026/10/28/underrepresentation-of-non-native-english-speakers-in-philosophy-findings-from-over-100000-papers-guest-post/