Journal - latest
| Number |
Vol. X, No. 28 |
| Title |
Croatian Journal of Philosophy |
| Language |
English |
| Year published |
2010. |
| ISSN |
1847-6139 |
| Format |
Croatian journal of philosophy (Online)
Croat. j. philos. (Online) |
| Price |
20,00 Eur |
| Pages |
95 |
# Description
ARTICLES
GREG SHERKOSKE: Direction of Fit Accounts of Belief and Desire Revisited | IMRE RUZSA †: Russell versus Frege | ILHAN INAN: Inostensible Reference and Conceptual Curiosity | OPHELIA DEROY: The Importance of Being Able: Personal Abilities in Common Sense Psychology and Cognitive Sciences | ESTHER ROMERO and BELÉN SORIA: On Phrasal Pragmatics and What is Descriptively Referred to
BOOK DISCUSSION
NINA ISKRA: A World Without Values?
CROATIAN JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY publishes philosophical work, mainly in analytic philosophy, combining high quality contributions from Central Europe (with a focus upon Croatia, Slovenia and Hungary) and contributions from Western Europe and US.
Editor: Nenad Miščević (University of Maribor)
Advisory Editor: Dunja Jutronić (University of Maribor)
Managing Editors: Predrag Šustar (University of Rijeka), Zsófia Zvolenszky (Budapest)
Secretary: Ana Gavran (University of Rijeka)
Advisory Board: Elvio Baccarini (Rijeka), Carla Bagnoli (Milwaukee), Boran Berčić (Rijeka), István M. Bodnár (Budapest), Vanda Božičević (New York), Sergio Cremaschi (Vercelli), Michael Devitt (New York), Peter Gä.rdenfors (Lund), János Kis (Budapest), Friderik Klampfer (Maribor), Stipe Kutleša (Zagreb), Željko Loparić (Sao Paolo), Miomir Matulović (Rijeka), Snježana Prijić-Samaržija (Rijeka), Igor Primorac (Melbourne), Howard Robinson (Budapest), Neven Sesardić (Hong Kong), Nenad Smokrović (Rijeka), Danilo Šuster (Maribor)
In 2008, Croatian Journal of Philosophy was rated B (in the field of Philosophy) and C (in the field of History and Philosophy of Science) in the European Reference Index in the Humanities (ERIH).
It is indexed in The Philosopher's Index and in Arts & Humanities Citation Index (Web of Science).
All articles, discussions and book reviews from Croatian Journal of Philosophy are available at CEEOL and Philosophy Documentation Center.
“Most of these papers arose from very productive conferences in the philosophy of linguistics held annually in Dubrovnik since 2005. As a result most have been published in the Croatian Journal of Philosophy, which has become a center for the philosophy of linguistics.”
Michael Devitt
