Moktefi, Amirouche & Abeles, Francine F., eds. (2016), ‘What the Tortoise Said to Achilles’. Lewis Carroll’s Paradox of Inference, special double issue of The Carrollian, The Lewis... by Jean Paul Van Bendegem

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Introduzione by Diego Fusaro

“…They are mainly devoted to the theme of the link between Europe and culture, with particular attention to philosophical research and the history of philosophy. Beyond the specific differences of the essays, emerges as a constant theme the need to establish the unity of the European peoples on the basis of culture and common philosophical tradition.…”
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Knowledge, Imagination, and Stories in the Aesthetic Experience of Forests by Jukka Mikkonen

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ANTIQUE GOLD AND SILVER OF ROMANIA. EXHIBITION CATALOGUE by Xenia Pausan

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The Gardens of Mirei Shigemori by Franco Panzini

“…A Ground Microcosm" highlights one of the key figures of twentieth century landscape architecture, quite beyond the Japanese boundaries. 1 Shigemori, born in 1896 in a small village near Okayama, was educated in art history and philosophy at the Tokyo Fine Arts School where he was exposed to the methods and technique of traditional Japanese painting. …”
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Spacetime singularities and invariance by Stoica Cristinel O., Toader Iulian D.

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Open questions on emergence in chemistry by Vanessa A. Seifert

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Book review: Birgit Menzel, Michael Hagemeister and Bernice Glatzer Rosenthal (eds.), The New Age of Russia: Occult and Esoteric Dimensions, München and Berlin: Verlag Otto Sager,... by Anita Stasulane

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Clinicians’ roles and necessary levels of understanding in the use of artificial intelligence: A qualitative interview study with German medical students by F. Funer, S. Tinnemeyer, W. Liedtke, S. Salloch

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Editorial: Epigenetics and genomic causality in development and chromatin research by Ellen V. Rothenberg, Ute Deichmann

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Editorial: Probability and its paradoxes for critical thinking by Priyantha Wijayatunga, Prasanta S. Bandyopadhyay, Stephen Woodcock

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Images of the «knowing subject». A side note on Francesco Emmolo’s essay (31/01/13) by Maurizio Scandella

“…This note deals with Francesco Emmolo’s essay and aims to consider EnzoPaci’s philosophical proposal in the light of a question about the “knowing subject”. The history of philosophy has presented many images of it, which engage in a critical confrontation with the common understanding of the knowledgerelation.…”
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Multiculturalism, biosemiotics, and cross-cultural friendship: An essay review of Olteanu’s multimodal semiotics of culture by Claus Emmeche

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John H. Wigmore and European Culture in the Progressive Era by Carlos Petit

“…Since the beginning of the last century, Wigmore has promoted several collections (in English) of works by renowned European jurists in the fields of criminal law, the legal history, the philosophy of law. These pages offer keys to interpreting the collections and developing the strategies adopted in a dynamic of "nationalisation" of foreign texts.…”
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Morality, law, freedom of social utopias T. More and T. Campanella by Tetiana Pavlova

“…These views occupy an important place in the history of philosophy. The problems of social life and interaction of persons in such idealized societies, and vision of society as implementing social ideal. …”
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The pedagogical strength of a Christian methodology in philosophical historiography by C.G. Seerveld

“…The kinds of problem s intrinsic to historiography and to philosophical historiography in particular are compounded when the question must be settled on how to teach the history of philosophy. For then, if one’s methodology for philosophical historiography is defective, simplistic or indecisive on the crucial matters, its exercise in the classroom will botch the philosophical development of a whole new generation.…”
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The idea of university in a cosmopolitan perspective by Peter Kemp

“…We need the humanities if our educational institutions are to overcome the threats from narrow-minded politicians and business people to reduce education in schools and universities to simple instruction in management without guidance from the cultures of the world as expressed in art and literature, knowledge of languages, history, and philosophy.…”
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Contemporary phantasmagorias by Ainá Rocha

“… The following essay intends an approach that comprises a combination of aesthetics, history and philosophy to reproduce the perception of certain elements of image contradictions in contemporary times. …”
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The freedom and necessity by A V Razin

“…The concept of freedom and necessity is considered in the article in several semantic aspects: 1) How these concepts was represented in the history of philosophy, and what kind of contradictions can be revealed due to this consideration. 2) How freedom of choice can be associated with the organization of the psyche and consciousness of a man. …”
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PETER SALWAY, ROMAN BRITAIN: A VERY SHORT INTRODUCTION, OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2000 by Ioana Maria Oniga

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