Welcome to Disputatio
Vol. IV, no. 31 (November 2011)
Articles
- The weak collective agential autonomy thesis (David Botting)
- Necessity and Color Incompatibility (Brian Kierland)
- What photographs are (and what they are not) (Jiri Benovsky)
- First-order logic and some existential sentences (Stephen K. McLeod)
- Travelling in Branching Time (Manolo Martínez)
Book reviews
- Wittgenstein’: Mind, Meaning and Metaphilosophy, edited by Pasquale Frascolla (Manuel Pérez Otero )
- Noncognitivism in Ethics, by Mark Schroeder (Daan Evers)
- The Problem of Evil, by Peter van Inwagen (Timothy Pritchard)
- Occasion-Sensitivity: Selected Essays, by Charles Travis (Alexander Davies)
Vol. IV, no. 30 (May 2011)
XII TIF
(Taller d'Investigació en Filosofia)
- Editor’s Introduction (Marta Jorba and Sergi Oms)
Articles
- Do honeybees have concepts? (Bernardo Aguilera Dreyse)
- Might-counterfactuals and the principle of conditional excluded middle (Ivar Hannikainen)
- On the transcendental deduction in Kant’s Groundwork III (Marilia Espirito Santo)
- Visual Experience and Demonstrative (Thought Thomas Raleigh)
Book reviews
- The Disordered Mind: An Introduction to Philosophy and Mental Illness, by George Graham (Josefa Toribio)
- LOT 2: The Language of Thought Revisited, by Jerry Fodor (Michael O'Sullivan)
- Narratives and Narrators: A Philosophy of Stories, by Gregory Currie (Francesco Gentile)
Special issues
Disputatio accepts proposals for special issues of edited volumes on specific relevant topics or philosophical problems. A detailed proposal is to be made to the editors of the journal, including a brief description of the topic, and why it is relevant, information about the editor or editors of the special issue, and of the contributors. The proposal should also contain an abstract or summary of the papers to be included. The editors of the special number of the journal must guarantee that the papers included are suitably refereed. The editorial committee has the final word on the acceptance of the included articles.
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About us
Disputatio aims at publishing first-rate articles and discussion notes on all aspects of analytical philosophy, but especially those dealing with current issues in the philosophies of language, logic, and mind, and also in epistemology and metaphysics, written in English or Portuguese.
Disputatio practices double blind refereeing, and follows the "Guidelines for the Handling of Manuscripts by the Editors of Philosophy Journals" of the APA.
Disputatio is presently classified in category B of the ERIH ranking of the European Science Foundation and is covered by the following abstracting and indexing services:
Founded in 1996, Disputatio was published by the Portuguese Philosophy Society until 2002. Since then Disputatio is being published by the Philosophy Centre (University of Lisbon) and is sponsored by Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia and Gradiva Publicações.
