Diego Velázquez's Kings, Buffoons and Philosophers in the Context of His Religious Paintings: the View from Russia (Philosophical-Anthropological Analysis) by M. Silantieva

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ETHICS OF SCIENCE: PRACTICAL AND APPLIED MODE by Elena N. Viktoruk

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By the time you read this it is already too late by Theron Schmidt

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Being Is a Being by Czerkawski Maciej

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Speculative Transitions: Hegel, John Huston’s Moby Dick and the Dissolve by Joshua Harold Wiebe

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Plastic Surgery: Under the Skin, Suture, Destructive Plasticity and Post-Cinematic Ontologies by Greg Hainge

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The Perspectival Nature of Leibnizian Relations by Florian Vermeiren

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Cinematic Mythmaking in Andrey Zvyagintsev's The Return and The Banishment by Louis Samuel Mealing

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Knowledge (Erkenntniss) and Affect in Nietzsche by Charles Boddicker

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Leibniz and the Molyneux Problem by Bridger Ehli

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Self-Love or Diffidence? Malebranche and Hume on the Love of Fame by Julie Walsh

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Hume’s “Of scepticism with regard to reason” and the Degeneration of Knowledge in Practice by Benjamin Nelson

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Locke’s Knowledge of Ideas: Propositional or By Acquaintance? by Shelley Weinberg

“…Looking at Locke’s philosophy of language in relation to the Port Royal logic, I argue, first, that Locke allows that we have non-ideational mental content that is signified only at the linguistic level. …”
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‘Fine, Invisible Threads’: Schopenhauer on the Cognitively Mediated Structure of Motivation by Sean T. Murphy

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What Am I? Descartes’s Various Ways of Considering the Self by Colin Chamberlain

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Luxury, Mystification, and Oppressive Power in d’Holbach’s Philosophical Writings by Enrico Galvagni

“…Secondly, I show that a closer reading of his later work Morale Universelle (1776) discloses a new element: according to d’Holbach’s social philosophy, luxury is a mystification strategy used by tyrants to be seen as gods and consequently dominate their subjects. …”
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The dialectics of performativity: Judith Butler and the cultural constitution by Aiswarya Pradeep Kumar, Anoop George

“…The paper attempts to study the notion of embodiment in Butler’s Philosophy. …”
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Friedrich Nietzsche, der "Meister des Verdachts". Über die Nietzsche-Lektüren von Michel Foucault und Paul Ricoeur by Yvanka Raynova

“…It is less well known that Michel Foucault also wrote a text on the subject of "Nietzsche, Freud, Marx" in which he speaks of suspicion. …”
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The Importance of Being Honest: Free Spirits and Idiosyncrasy in Nietzsche by Zachary Stevens

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I. KANT, T. PARSONS AND POSTPOSITIVISM IN SOCIAL THEORY by Zenonas Norkus

“…These synonyms are interpreted in the article as a semantic symptom of the traditionally peculiar relations of sociology with other social sciences and philosophy. Sociology traditionally vacillates between the two definitions of its subject – the minimalist subject (the subject of sociology is a specific phenomena in society) and the maximalist subject (the subject of sociology is the society as a totality). …”
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