edited by:
Caterina Del Sordo (University of the Basque Country)
deadline for submissions: 31st May 2025
Read more about Reconstructing Carnap. The Aufbau project a century lateredited by:
Felice Masi (Federico II University, Naples, Italy)
Luigi Laino (Federico II University, Naples, Italy)
deadline for submissions: 31st March 2025
The aim of this issue of Humana mente is to embrace the whole historical time frame that, departing from Kant, eventuated in the more recent discussion on the fate and survival of the analytic and the synthetic as major categories in the theory of knowledge.
Read more about The History and Fate of the Analytic-Synthetic Distinctionedited by:
Brunella Casalini
Chiara Montalti
NEW - deadline for submissions: 31st OCTOBER 2024
The aim of the Special Issue is to contribute to the development of humanistic analyses of disability, especially from a philosophical perspective (Cureton, Wasserman, 2020). It also aims to defy the only already established connection between Philosophy and disability, which is Bioethics. Whereas Bioethical analysis certainly has a profound impact on the lives of disabled people and represents a welcomed topic, we also want to emphasise that disability does not concern exclusively this field of philosophical inquiry. Because disability is not simply a clinical category, it can be fruitfully explored by different philosophical areas as well (Monceri 2017; Tremain 2013).
Read more about Philosophy and Disability
