- Retributivist Theory of Punishment: Some Comments
- Applying Confirmation Theory to the Case against Neurolaw
- Freedom, Responsibility and Jurisprudence
- Naturalizing the subjective side of the crime – a few introductory remarks on the role of consciousness in criminal law based on American and Polish examples
- Psychiatry and neurolaw – An Essay on the Mind-Brain Problem and Legal Proof
- Looping effects of neurolaw, and the precarious marriage between neuroscience and the law
- Intellectual Disability, Brain Damage, and Group-to-Individual Inferences – How the U.S. Court System Uses Neuroscience Data
- Note from the Editorial Board
- The Edinburgh Critical Edition of the Complete Works of Alfred North Whitehead
- The Minorities: “Let Them Speak!”
- Hegel’s View on “Philosophy and Its Variety” – Based on the Preface of Phenomenology of Spirit
- The Historical Evolution of the Concept of the Subject and the Contemporary Humanitarian Crisis
- The A priori as Bridge Between Kant’s Theoretical and Practical Philosophy
- Aristotle: Thought and Language
- Why Can We Not Simply Move ‘from Ethics to Ontology and Back’? – An Attempt at Rethinking the Environmental Ethics of Arne Næss
- Nature vs. Human: A Modern Trail – Addressing Luc Ferry’s Ecological Discourse to the Social-Critical Theory of Modernity
- Biotechnological Creations, Life and the State of Indistinction
- The Principle of Common Cause and its Advantages and Limitations in Screening the Correlated Events off
- A Possible Way of Relaunching Philosophical Creation in Culture and Public Life
- Causation and Explanation in Phenotype Research
- How Does Philosophy of Science Make a Difference in the World We Live In? – A Conversation with Stephan Hartmann, Stathis Psillos, and Roman Frigg
- On Understanding Through Agent-based Models
- On Some Non-trivial Implications of the View that Good Explanations Increase Our Understanding of Explained Phenomena
- Is Understanding Factive? – Unificationism and the History of Science
- World-involving Scientific Understanding
- Explanation, Multiple Perspectives, and Understanding
- A Process Identity – The Aesthetics of the Technoself. Governing Networking Societies
- Process Ontology in an Eastern Perspective, with Special Reference to Zhuangzi
- On the Persistence of the Category of Space in the Experience of Virtual Worlds
- The Play of the Possible and the Real in Aesthetic Heterotopia
- Martin Heidegger and Jan Patočka – Two Conflicting Paradigms on a Phenomenological Genealogy of Europe
- Christian Values in the Context of Secularization and Post-Secularization
- The Ontology of the Judicative – An Outline of a Pre-Judicative Ontology
- The Knowledge-Based Society and the Reverse Transition from Knowledge to Information
- Ontology and Ethics in Thomas Aquinas
- Legacy of the Ancients – Plato on the Self
- Normative Lessons for the Debate on the Scope of Rational Requirements