THE SCANDINAVIAN SCIENTIFIC REVIEW.

The article presents views of the author on editorial policy of the periodical "The Scandinavian Scientific Review." The journal have made a beginning with philosophy, psychology and the science of education and plans to include other sciences as time goes on. The policy is laudable as not only it breaks with the idea that mathematics, physics and chemistry are the most important sciences but also puts the human sciences in the foreground. He hopes that this policy will be continued as the mathematical, physical and chemical sciences have already many organs of an international character, while those of the human sciences are comparatively few and weak. However he also suggests that the journal's first addition to list of sciences should have been biology. Also the author wants the journal to include sociology. He is of the view that by including this subject the journal will be able to provide a comprehensive picture of Scandinavian life in its material culture as well as in its working ideas.