About the journal

Established in Geneva in 1994, the EUROPEAN REVIEW of PHILOSOPHY is a peer-reviewed series published by CSLI Publications, Stanford and distributed by the University of Chicago Press. It has issued a first series of volumes on philosophy of language and mind. In 2003, the first board of editors of the ERP (composed by R. Casati, E. Corazza, J. Dokic, M. Garcia-Carpintero, P. Kotatko, M. Rechenauer, G. Soldati, T. Stoneham) passed on the management of the review to a new editorial board, whose interests focus on the theoretical foundations of the study of the mind.

The new series of the EUROPEAN REVIEW of PHILOSOPHY is a collection of issues edited yearly at the Jean Nicod Institute, Paris, hosting contributions on philosophical and foundational aspects of the scientific study of cognition. Contemporary philosophy of mind, on the one hand, raises crucial empirical challenges to cognitive science. Cognitive science, in turn, encourages philosophy to develop new conceptual tools for understanding the workings of the mind, both at the individual and at the social level. The aim of the new series of the ERP is to offer a privileged platform for debate at the junction between recent research trends in philosophy and cognitive science.

The ERP welcomes theoretical analyses as well as empirical contributions, provided they include some substantial theoretical discussion and emphasize the philosophical interest of the reported results. Each volume consists of invited papers by leading authors as well as peer-reviewed articles answering a call for papers. The ERP's standards are maintained thanks to blind refereeing and to an Advisory Board, whose role is to supervise proposals for forthcoming issues and assure the scientific quality of the series.

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