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How to stay up to date with analytical philosophy?

Basically I want to know new, important, discussions, papers, books exc in some areas of analytical philosophy. Should I follow journals? I guess they are not free.
gpt
Philpapers is a great place for staying up to date because of how it is organized i.e. you can follow people, sort papers by posting date, etc.   That said, it can be a bit unwieldy.  Once pro tip, if you see a paper that looks interesting, click on the link, and its pay gated, if you politely email the author(s) they are usually happy to send you a copy.  Maybe a "penultimate draft" that is nonetheless effectively identical to the published version in case they are worried about sending you the published version.

If you're looking for something that is more curated, Philosophers' Imprint is a good, peer-reviewed, open access online journal of philosophy that publishes in a any/all of the main sub-fields.