This discussion began in earnest with a "Philosophical Letter" by Pyotr Chaadayev, printed in a journal called The Telescope in September 1836 (and written, ironically enough, in French).
I recently offered some recollections for a Sir Martin Gilbert tribute issue in a journal called FINEST HOUR published by The Churchill Centre in Washington, D.C.
In 1973, Fowler started working for a journal called Southern Exposure.
In fact, that interpretation had already been proposed by a critic named Edna Kenton, in an essay she published many years earlier in a journal called The Arts.
In 1999, a group of respected scientists, along with the American Chemical Society, launched a journal called Organic Letters, designed to rival Tetrahedron Letters, a chemistry title owned by Reed Elsevier.
Last year, a series of articles exposing book rings was published by a trade journal called "Desiderata", which significantly, folded soon afterward.
The first Russian periodical, published by the Academy of Sciences, was a learned journal called "Monthly Works" (1755 64).
But for others there's a quarterly journal called Studies in Intelligence, published by the Central Intelligence Agency.
The phrase "uncanny valley" is widely accepted to have originated in 1970, with the publication of an academic paper by roboticist Masahiro Mori in an obscure journal called Energy.
