We are happy to announce that EuJAP has a new publication ACTS THAT KILL AND ACTS THAT DO NOT — A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DEAD DONOR RULE, authored by Cheng-chih Tsai (Center for Holistic Education, MacKay Medical College).
We are very pleased to announce that Dr. Elisabetta Lalumera will be joining EuJAP as associate editor. Welcome Elisabetta! Elisabetta Lalumera is Assistant Professor (Ricercatore Vecchio Ordinamento) at the University of Bologna, Department for Life Quality...
Here are the ten most cited papers published in EuJAP since its inception in 2005 according to Google Scholar (via Publish and Perish): 1. French, Steven and Kerry McKenzie. 2012. Thinking outside the toolbox: Towards a more productive engagement...
In a recent blog post on Imperfect Cognitions, Sam Wilkinson (University of Exeter) talks about his recent paper “Expressivism about Delusion Attribution” that was published in EuJAP as part of the special issue “the Bounds of Rationality”.
In a recent blog post on Imperfect Cognitions, Valentina Petrolini (University of the Basque Country – UPV/EHU) talks about her recent paper “Too Much or Too Little? Disorders of Agency on a Spectrum” that was published in EuJAP as part of the special issue “the...
In a recent blog post on Imperfect Cognitions, Emiliano Loria (Università La Sapienza, Roma) talks about his recent paper “A desirable convulsive threshold: Some reflections about electroconvulsive therapy” that was published in EuJAP as part of the special issue "the...
CfP: Special Issue of European Journal of Analytic Philosophy – Philosophy of Medicine Guest editors Anke Bueter (Aarhus University), Saana Jukola (University of Bonn) & Veli-Pekka Parkkinen (University of Bergen) Submission deadline 3/31/2021 Philosophy of medicine...
In a recent blog post on Imperfect Cognitions, Eugenia Lancellotta (University of Birmingham) talks about her and Lisa Bortolotti's recent paper “Delusions in the two-factor theory: pathological or adaptive?” that was published in EuJAP as part of the special issue...
In a recent blog post on Imperfect Cognitions, Professor Valentina Cardella talks about her recent paper "Rationality in Mental Disorder: Too little or too much?" that was published in EuJAP as part of the special issue "Bounds of Rationality".
We are happy to announce that EuJAP has published a paper titled "THE ONLINE ALTERNATIVE: SUSTAINABILITY, JUSTICE, AND CONFERENCING IN PHILOSOPHY". The paper discusses ethical benefits and costs of online conferencing in philosophy and provides an empirical survey of...
