About the Journal

Philosophical Inquiries is an Italian philosophical journal published in English. It is dedicated to exploring a wide range of philosophical questions across diverse fields. These include ethics, aesthetics, logic, metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, philosophy of science, and philosophy of law. The journal aims to bring together international scholars international scholars engaged in cutting-edge research, addressing pressing issues within these disciplines. The members of the journal’s Editorial Team, the Executive Board  and the Advisory Board do not adhere to a single “school” of thought, nor do they privilege any specific philosophical style. 

At the heart of the journal’s mission is the conviction that philosophical writing should be clear, precise, and rigorously argued, fostering rational progress in contemporary debates. While we welcome innovative approaches and fresh perspectives, we emphasize the importance of efficient scientific communication. Submissions should avoid excessive reliance on specialized jargon that might be inaccessible to scholars outside specific subfields. Similarly, contributions focused exclusively on questions internal to a particular tradition or author are discouraged unless they contribute to broader philosophical discussions.
Historical and philological analyses are welcomed insofar as they shed light—conceptually or genealogically—on issues relevant to current philosophical debates. 

By maintaining these standards, Philosophical Inquiries seeks to ensure fruitful exchange and meaningful dialogue among scholars worldwide.

 

Indexed in: Scopus, Philosopher's Index, Fascia A Anvur (11/C1, C2, C3, C4, C5).