Filozofska Istrazivanja

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Filozofska istraživanja (en. Philosophical Investigations) is a scientific journal of the Croatian Philosophical Society based in Zagreb, Republic of Croatia. It is the most important journal of philosophy in the Republic of Croatia and one of the most important journals of philosophy in Southeastern Europe. The journal is known for being open to new ideas, approaches and methodologies, i.e. to different orientations, schools of thought and ways of thinking, including border areas (sociology, natural sciences, religious studies, interdisciplinary studies, etc.), but also to marginalized or unjustly neglected topics. The journal has been published regularly since 1980 with four issues per year and publishes exclusively unpublished original papers in Croatian. With the exception of critical reviews and reports, all contributions are subjected to anonymous double-blind peer-review and qualify for publication on the basis of two positive reviews. Digitalization of analogue material: Lea Mraz, Magdalena Ričko, Luka Perušić Papers published in Filozofska istraživanja are indexed in the following citation databases: - WEB OF SCIENCE CORE COLLECTION / ARTS AND HUMANITIES CITATION INDEX - SCOPUS - ERIH Plus - THE PHILOSOPHER'S INDEX - PHILOSOPHY RESEARCH INDEX - CLARIVATE JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS - DOAJ - CEEOL - SCIMAGO JR - RILM - HRČAK - EBSCO First volume year of publication: 1980. Annual publication frequency: 4 Scientific area: Philosophy; Humanities and social sciences; Interdisciplinary sciences. Subscription: Subscription for a printed version of journal can be arranged by contacting Croatian Philosophical Society. The annual subscription fee is 120 HRK (15€ for abroad) for individuals, and 160 HRK (20€ for abroad) for institutions. Send your post mail on the contact address provided above or send an e-mail to [email protected].

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