We’re happy to remind our readers that the printed edition of the European Journal of Analytic Philosophy, Volume 21, Issue 2 (2025) is now available. This issue is devoted to Justin Garson’s book Madness: A Philosophical Exploration and brings together critical...
We’re happy to remind our readers that the printed edition of the European Journal of Analytic Philosophy, Volume 21, Issue 1 (2025) is now available here. This issue is devoted to Katherine Puddifoot’s book How Stereotypes Deceive Us and brings together critical...
Since our last update on the ranking of EuJAP papers on Google Scholar, there have been some changes in the top ten most cited articles. Most notably, “From Engel to Enactivism: Contextualizing the Biopsychosocial Model” by Aftab and Nielsen has entered the top ten...
We’re pleased to announce a new publication: Dr Nicolas Nayfeld’s article “What is a Response to Wrongdoing?” You can access the article at the following link and here. Here is the abstract: "This article starts from the assumption that to properly assess the merits...
We are pleased to announce a new publication in EuJAP. This time, we feature a paper on Frank Ramsey’s philosophy, focusing on the distinction between habits and dispositions in his philosophy of mind. The paper, authored by Dr Alice Morelly and titled "Habits and...
We are pleased to inform our readers that a symposium on Justin Garson’s Madness: A Philosophical Exploration has been published in EuJAP! All of the commentaries by Muhammad Ali Khalidi (CUNY), Sofia Jeppsson (Umeå) and Paul Lodge (Oxford), Miguel Núñez de...
We’re happy to share that we continue publishing impactful papers in analytic philosophy! A big thanks to our authors, reviewers, editors, and, of course, our readers!
We are pleased to announce the forthcoming publication of a book symposium on Manuel Almagro's (University of Valencia) recent book The Rise of Polarization Affects, Politics, and Philosophy (Routledge, 2025), which examines the phenomenon of affective polarization in...
We are pleased to inform our readers that a symposium on Katherine Puddifoot's How Stereotypes Deceive Us has been published in EuJAP! All of the commentaries, along with Dr. Puddifoot's responses, can be accessed here
