Australasian Journal of Philosophy
The Australasian Journal of Philosophy's editorial policy says:
uthors of the materials being commented on may be given a right of reply (subject to the usual refereeing), on the understanding that timely publication of the Note will take priority over the desirability of including both Note and Reply in the same issue of the Journal.
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