European Journal of Analytic Philosophy (EuJAP)

28/05/2025

We are pleased to inform our readers that a symposium on Justin Garson’s Madness: A Philosophical Exploration has been published in EuJAP! All of the commentaries by Muhammad Ali Khalidi (CUNY), Sofia Jeppsson (Umeå) and Paul Lodge (Oxford), Miguel Núñez de Prado-Gordillo (Rijeka), and Eleanor Palafox-Harris (Birmingham) and Ema Sullivan Bissett (Birmingham), along with Prof. Garson’s responses, can be accessed here:

European Journal of Analytic Philosophy Vol. 21 No. 2; 2025.

20/05/2025

EuJAP in Croatian Media!
Tomislav Bracanović's article "Integrative Bioethics: A Blind Alley of European Bioethics", Vol. 20 No. 1, 2024, is referenced in an Index article by Nenad Jarić Dauenhauer.

UGROZILA je višedesetljetnu dominaciju SDP-a u Rijeci.

07/04/2025

We’re happy to share that we continue publishing impactful papers in analytic philosophy and seem to be moving up on the citation front. A big thanks to our authors, reviewers, editors, and, of course, our readers!

11/03/2025

We have a new publication—this time, a review of Lisa Bortolotti’s now almost classic book The Epistemic Innocence of Irrational Beliefs. The review is written by Dino Jelčić (University of Rijeka).

This is a review of Lisa Bortolotti's THE EPISTEMIC INNOCENCE OF IRRATIONAL BELIEFS, Oxford University Press, 2020

08/03/2025

In the wake of International Women's Day, we would like to remind our readers of our special issue, "Women in Philosophy," which features papers showcasing the recent work of women philosophers. https://hrcak.srce.hr/en/broj/22854
Happy International Women's Day!

European Journal of Analytic Philosophy Vol. 19 No. 1; 2023.

07/03/2025

We are pleased to inform our readers that a symposium on Katherine Puddifoot’s How Stereotypes Deceive Us is now published in EuJAP. Check it out here:

European Journal of Analytic Philosophy Vol. 21 No. 1; 2025.

28/02/2025

We're hosting a book symposium on Katherine Puddifoot's How Stereotypes Deceive Us, guest-edited by Marina Trakas. Several commentaries have already been published—check them out here:

European Journal of Analytic Philosophy Vol. 21 No. 1; 2025.

30/12/2024

We are becoming of age: Editor’s Note: Marking the 40th Issue of EuJAP In the editor’s note marking the publication of the 40th issue of EuJAP, Marko Jurjako reflects on the journal’s journey, its contributions to analytic philosophy, and its vision for the future.
The editorial can be accessed at this link: https://hrcak.srce.hr/en/clanak/470674

In the editor's note marking the publication of the 40th issue of EuJAP, Marko Jurjako reflects on the journal's journey, its contributions to analytic philosophy, and its vision[...]

30/12/2024

Publication of a new book review: "Sanja Dembić PHILOSOPHY OF MENTAL DISORDER: AN ABILITY-BASED APPROACH" by Luca Malatesti

This a book review of Sanja Dembić PHILOSOPHY OF MENTAL DISORDER: AN ABILITY- BASED APPROACH, Routledge, 2023, ISBN: 9781032435466

26/12/2024

We have a new book review! Eugen Golubić offers a concise review of Gender-Critical Feminism by Holly Lawford-Smith, a book that has generated significant controversy:

This is a review of the book Holly Lawford-Smith GENDER-CRITICAL FEMINISM, Oxford University Press, 2022.

18/12/2024

Check out the latest review of Amy Kind’s Imagination and Creative Thinking by Ksenija Savčić (University of Rijeka), published in EuJAP. Read it here:

This is a review of the book Amy Kind IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THINKING, Cambridge University Press, 2022.

29/11/2024

We are pleased to announce a new publication in EuJAP! In their paper “Revisiting McGee’s Counterexample to Modus Ponens”, Nicolás Lo Guercio (UBA/IIF-SADAF-CONICET) and Mariela Rubin (UBA/IIF-SADAF-CONICET) critically examine McGee’s (1985) alleged counterexample to Modus Ponens for indicative conditionals. They argue that pragmatic factors—ambiguity in indefinite phrases and ignorance inferences—distort intuitions about the inference’s acceptability, rather than challenging its validity.
The paper can be accessed at this link:

In this paper, we provide a novel explanation of McGee’s (1985) alleged counterexample to Modus Ponens for indicative conditionals. Our strategy is to show that pragmatic phenomena interfere with intuitions concerning the acceptability of the inferen...