Czech Academy of Sciences
Institute of Philosophy

Ansten Klev, Carnap and Husserl

Ansten Klev, Propositions as types

Ansten Klev, Neil Barton. Iterative Conceptions of Set (review)

Ivo Pezlar, What Absurdity Is Not in Natural Deduction: Structural Approach and the Empty Set

Ivo Pezlar, Is Double Negation Elimination a Form of Stereotyping?

John Dorsch, Excerpt from Origins and Future of Self-Knowledge: Epistemic Agency, 4E Metacognition, and Artificial Intelligence (Pre-Print: 10%)

Friderike Spang, Compromising to save the climate?

Friderike Spang, Meijer, Eva. Multispecies Dialogues: Doing Philosophy with Animals, Children, the Sea and Others. Amsterdam University Press, 2025 (review)

Andrea Fiamma, M. Watanabe, Nicholas of Cusa. A Companion to his life and his times

Ota Pavlíček and Lukas Licka, New Witnesses to the Arts Quodlibetal Tradition at the University of Prague : Revealing the Possible Quodlibetal Books of Nicholas Magni of Jawor (1395) and Henry of Homberg (1396)

John Dorsch, Origins and Future of Self-Knowledge: Epistemic Agency, 4E Metacognition, and Artificial Intelligence

John Dorsch and Maximilian Moll, Explainable and Human-Grounded AI for Decision Support Systems: The Theory of Epistemic Quasi-Partnerships

Ansten Klev, A type-theoretical Curry paradox and its solution

Francesca Galli, Lukas Licka, and Mattia Mantovani, Sight and Light in the Late Middle Ages: Textual Insights and Research Perspectives

Lukas Licka, Between Peckham and Buridan: Visual Representation in 15th-Century Vienna Disputations

Lukas Licka, [Review of] José Higuera Rubio, ed., “Per cognitionem visualem”: The Visualization of Cognitive and Natural Processes in the Middle Ages. Acts of the XXV Annual Colloquium of the Société Internationale pour l’Étude de la Philosophie Médiévale, Porto, 14–15 and 21–22 June 2021. (Rencontres de philosophie médiévale 27.) Turnhout: Brepols, 2023. (review)

Lukas Licka, Manuscript and Textual Echoes of the Perspectiva cum sit una: New Evidence of Its Authorship and Reception in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries

Lukas Licka, Sight and the Rainbow in the 1409 Quodlibet-Related Materials. Drawing Inspiration from Robert Grosseteste and Albert the Great to Nicole Oresme and Themo Judaei

Lukas Licka, Editions of the 1409 Quodlibet-Related Sets of Arguments on Sight, Sensible Qualities, and the Rainbow, with a Note on the Edition

Jakub Mihálik and Tomas Marvan, Neurophenomenal structuralism as a general theory of consciousness?

Andrew Dykstra, Yunkai Zhu, Carolina Fernandez Pujol, David W. Zhou, Stephanie R. Jones, Tomas Marvan, and James J. Bonaiuto, Testing circuit-level theories of consciousness in humans

Ivo Pezlar, Constructive Validity of a Generalized Kreisel–Putnam Rule

Ivo Pezlar, Absurdity as the impossible command in natural deduction

Ivo Pezlar and Helena Bendová, Gaming Science: Exploring the Intersection of Science and Video Games (editorial)

Ivo Pezlar, Hyperintensions as Computations

Igor Sedlár, Shawn Standefer, and Andrew Tedder, Introduction: Directions and New Directions

Jose Luis Guerrero Quiñones, Using artificial intelligence to enhance patient autonomy in healthcare decision-making

Jose Guerrero and Anna Puzio, Digital twins for trans people in healthcare: queer, phenomenological and bioethical considerations

Jose Luis Guerrero Quiñones, What if “healthy” Is not all I Want to Be?

Jose Luis Guerrero Quiñones and Anna Puzio, Fluid identities, rigid algorithms? Towards inclusive digital twin technology