Latest Research in Philosophical Ethics and Theory
42 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Philosophical Ethics and Theory
- Philosophical Ethics and Theory — 5 papers
- Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy — 5 papers
- Philosophy and Theoretical Science — 3 papers
- Indian and Buddhist Studies — 3 papers
- Free Will and Agency — 3 papers
- Theology and Philosophy of Evil — 2 papers
- Medieval and Classical Philosophy — 2 papers
- Night-time city culture — 2 papers
- Embodied and Extended Cognition — 2 papers
- Leadership, Courage, and Heroism Studies — 2 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Establishing the Relativity of the Individual Mind
- Establishing the Relativity of the Individual Mind
- Fragment movement and the impossible: reading Shestov through Valéry and Blanchot
- The Archive and the Now : On Simultaneity in God and Recollection in the Adversary
- Relation Before Relata: A Relational-Primitivist Ontology of Individuation, Perspective, and Presence
- Relation Before Relata: A Relational-Primitivist Ontology of Individuation, Perspective, and Presence
- Difference Stripping Method (DSM): A Methodology for Identifying the Minimal Structural Conditions of Conceptual Possibility
- The Function of Logic in Tahāfut at-Tahāfut: Ibn Rushd on Demonstration, Causality and the Principle of Non-Contradiction
- A Unified Definition of Realism The Denial of Fate as the Condition of Explicability and Intervention
- Allism: The Absolute All, Subjectivization, and Fulfilment
- What Is Left After Memory: Love, the Body, and the Unconscious in Little Fish
- Kant on complete explanation and self-grounding things: from the pre-critical New Elucidation to the Critique of Pure Reason
- Efformism: A Subtractive Philosophy of Awareness
- Efformism: A Subtractive Philosophy of Awareness
- The Inversion of Greatness: From the Nature of Necessity to Maximum Possibility
- In Praise of Night: The Call of Lullabies and Fairy Tales
- In Praise of Night: The Call of Lullabies and Fairy Tales
- The location of sense
- Homo Inertia Research Programme v0.1: Relations Between Human Experience, Forms, and the Conditions of Further Unfolding
- Review of Enfleshed Counter-Memory: A Christian Social Ethic of Trauma