In the editor's note marking the publication of the 40th issue of EuJAP, Marko Jurjako reflects on the journal's journey, its contributions to analytic philosophy, and its vision for the future. The editorial can be accessed at this link:...
In his review of Sanja Dembić's book "Philosophy of Mental Disorder: An Ability-Based Approach", Luca Malatesti (University of Rijeka) offers a critical overview of the book's novel contributions in philosophy of psychiatry and main ideas. The book review is available...
In a brief book review, Eugen Goubić, a master's student from the University of Rijeka, offers an overview of Gender-critical Feminism by Holly Lawford-Smith, a work that has sparked controversy within the philosophical community. The book review is available at this...
Check out the latest review of Amy Kind's Imagination and Creative Thinking, written by Ksenija Savčić from the University of Rijeka, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Croatia. The book review is available at this link: https://hrcak.srce.hr/en/clanak/468623...
We are pleased to announce a new publication in EuJAP! In their paper "Revisiting McGee’s Counterexample to Modus Ponens", Nicolás Lo Guercio (UBA/IIF-SADAF-CONICET) and Mariela Rubin (UBA/IIF-SADAF-CONICET) critically examine McGee’s (1985) alleged counterexample to...
We are pleased to announce the final publication from our special issue on Aesthetic Education and Screen Stories! This time, we feature “What Counts as (Evidence of) Narrow Aesthetic Cognitivism” by Mario Slugan (Queen Mary University of London). This paper...
We are pleased to announce the fifth publication from our special issue on Aesthetic Education and Screen Stories! This time, we feature "Cringe Overhang: The Perlocutionary Effects of Cringe Comedy" by Alexander Sparrow. In Cringe Overhang, Alexander Sparrow examines...
We are pleased to announce the publication of the fourth paper from the special issue "Aesthetic Education and Screen Stories". This time we have the paper titled "The Summit of Safe Horror: Defending Most Horror Films" by Cara Rei Cummings-Coughlin. The paper...
We are pleased to announce the publication of the third paper in the special issue Aesthetic Education and Screen Stories. The paper, titled “Ethics Education from Suffering on Screen? Tragic Visions in Arrival”, by James MacAllister (The University of Edinburgh), is...
We are pleased to announce the publication of the second paper in the special issue Aesthetic Education and Screen Stories. The paper, titled "Aesthetic Education: A Perceptual-Cognitive Model," by Ted Nannicelli (The University of Queensland), is now available. The...
