Current Issue:

Vol. 19, no. 1, 2023

SPECIAL ISSUE: WOMEN IN PHILOSOPHY: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

• Introduction
  Elly Vintiadis
• Vowing Moral Integrity: Adrian Piper’s Probable Trust Registry
  Anita L. Allen
• Multidimensionalism, Resistance, and The Demographic Problem
  Ian James Kidd
• Being-from-Birth: Pregnancy and Philosophy
  Suki Finn
• Is Consciousness Gendered?
  Sophie-Grace Chappell
• Women Philosophers in Communist Socialism: The Case of Croatian Women Philosophers in Years 1945–1989
  Luka Boršić and Ivana Skuhala Karasman
  
• Where are The Women: The Ethnic Representation of Women Authors in Philosophy Journals by Regional Affiliation and Specialization
  Sherri Lynn Conklin, Michael Nekrasov, and Jevin West
  
• Women in Philosophy: What is to be Done? Interrogating The Values of Representation and Intersectionality
  Rebecca Buxton and Lisa Whiting

Research article

• • Ontological Pluralism and Ontological Category
    Ataollah Hashemi and Davood Hosseini

SPECIAL ISSUE: INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ANALYTIC AND ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHY/THEOLOGY

• Towards An Analytic, Fārābian Conception of Orientalism
  Anthony Booth
• The Philosophy of Antiphilosophy in Islam
  Imran Aijaz
• Islamic Wittgensteinian Fideism?
  Edward Ryan Moad
• The Relevance of Kant’s Objection to the Ontological Arguments and Avicenna’s Exploration of Existence as an Alternative Grounding
  Ayşenur Ünügür Tabur
• Aḥwāl, Divine Simplicity, and Truthmakers
  Behnam Zolghadr
• Divine Simplicity and The Myth of Modal Collapse: An Islamic Neoplatonic Response
  Khalil Andani
• How Much Should or Can Science Impact Theological Formulations? An Ashʿarī Perspective on Theology of Nature
  Shoaib Ahmed Malik and Nazif Muhtaroglu
• Is God Perfectly Good in Islam
  Seyma Yazici
• Torn Between the Contours of Logic: Exploring Logical Normativity in Islamic Philosophical Theology
  Abbas Ahsan and Marzuqa Karima

Research articles

• Heat and Pain Identity Statements and the Imaginability Argument
  Michal Polák
• Sameness of Word
  James T. M. Miller

Book reviews

• BOOK REVIEW:  Patrick Todd OPEN FUTURE: WHY FUTURE CONTINGENTS ARE ALL FALSE, Oxford University Press, 2021
  Alessio Santelli

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