I just set up the details for publication of an article (“Practical Interests, Relevant Alternatives, and Knowledge Attributions”) I and my fellow co-authors have coming out in the Review of Philosophy and Psychology. Springer, like many journals now, has an option for the authors to pay to have the article open access so it’s free for everyone to read. I was aware of this option but not that they have agreements with some libraries in which the libraries pay for the article to be open access. Luckily, UCSB is one of them. So the article will be free to all and I didn’t have to pay, which is nice since open access costs around $3,000! This also means I didn’t have to transfer the copyright either. All very cool!

Update: Here’s the link to the open access article on Springer’s site (no page numbers yet because it’s only currently published online, not yet in print):

http://www.springerlink.com/content/v046t12463667676/fulltext.pdf

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