EuJAP is now registered and ranked on SCImago. SCImago is a public portal that, among other things, ranks journals according to article citation scores as registered in the Scopus database. For more on SCImago see: https://www.scimagojr.com/aboutus.php According to...
In EuJAP's latest book review, Viktor Ivanković discusses José Luis Bermúdez's latest book entitled "FRAME IT AGAIN: NEW TOOLS FOR RATIONAL DECISION-MAKING". The book review can be accesses here and here.
EuJAP just published a paper titled "A Reply to S Siddharth’s ‘Against Phenomenal Bonding’" by Gregory Miller. In the paper Miller argues that S Siddharth's recent criticism (published in EuJAP here) of the phenomenal bonding response to the subject summing argument...
In a recent blog post on Imperfect Cognitions, Anke Bueter (Aarhus University) and Saana Jukola (Ruhr-University Bochum) talk about the recent special issue in “Philosophy of medicine” that they guest edited for EuJAP.
In a recent blog post on Imperfect Cognitions, Kathleen Murphy-Hollies (University of Birmingham) talks about her recent paper “WHEN A HYBRID ACCOUNT OF DISORDER IS NOT ENOUGH: THE CASE OF GENDER DYSPHORIA” that was published in EuJAP as part of the special issue...
In a recent blog post on Imperfect Cognitions, Anne-Marie Gagné-Julien (McGill University) talks about her recent paper “Wrongful Medicalization and Epistemic Injustice in Psychiatry: The Case of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder” that was published in EuJAP as part of...
We have a new publication in EuJAP. Professor Ema Sullivan-Bissett (University of Birmingham), in the paper entitled “Debunking Doxastic Transparency“, throws down the gauntlet to Nicole Dular and Nikki Fortier (2021)! From the abstract: "I conclude that Dular and...
We have a new publication in EuJAP. Dr. Domingos Faria (University of Lisbon), in the paper entitled "Gnostic Disagreement Norms", discusses the question "What are the epistemic norms governing our responses in the face of disagreement?"
Our first paper in 2022, Tamaz Tokhadze (University of Sussex) "Extreme Permissivism Revisited". This paper provides a novel argument against extreme permissivisim in epistemology! The paper can be accessed herehttps://hrcak.srce.hr/en/clanak/392769 and...
The fifth paper in the special issue in Philosophy of medicine has been published: THE QUANTITATIVE PROBLEM FOR THEORIES OF DYSFUNCTION AND DISEASE by Thomas Schramme. The paper can be accessed at these two places https://hrcak.srce.hr/266092 and...
