No. 3 (2005) | Diametros

About the Journal
Founded in 2004, Diametros (ISSN 1733-5566) is a scholarly journal that publishes original research and review articles in both English and Polish. It welcomes submissions from all areas of philosophy, as well as those at the intersections between philosophy and other disciplines. An open-access journal, indexed by all of the most important databases (Scopus, Web of Science), Diametros is free for readers & authors. Włodzimierz Galewicz (Institute of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland) is the founder of the journal and the editor-in-chief.
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Announcements

Diametros

Articles

Possible events in branching-time model

What is the mind and how does it exist?

The Hare-Horgan-Timmons argument against descriptivism

Externalism and Skepticism in Contemporary Anglo-American Philosophy

Discussions

The philosophical character of contemporary aesthetics

The renewal of aesthetics?

The “claims” of metaphysical aesthetics

Philosophy, aesthetics, and metaphysics

Aesthetics: philosophy and the sciences of culture

Aesthetics and metaphysics

Aesthetic discourse – recapitulations and prognoses

Discussion about the text “What the mind is and how does exists”

A variety of minds (Reply to Robert Piłat)

Two arguments against materialism

The myth of simple thinking substance (Reply to Stanisław Judycki)

Contribution to the debate on “What the mind is and how it exists”

Deep naturalism (Reply to Urszula Żegleń)

Thinking like a philosopher, arguing like a cognitive scientist

More (scientistic) smoke than (philosophical) fire

The pitfalls of philosophy (Reply to Tadeusz Szubka)

The connection between the philosophy of mind and the empirical sciences

Conceptual analysis is not enough (Reply to Karol Polcyn)

Polemics

Błogostan doskonały. O samopoczuciu estetyki uwag kilka

Odpowiedź na zarzuty Księdza Profesora Andrzeja Maryniarczyka

W odpowiedzi Piotrowi Markiewiczowi

Editorial

Acknowledgements (in Polish)

Bioethics

Kant & practical philosophy

Research & ethics