Metodo is an international, peer-reviewed, and open access journal founded in 2012. Its aim is to foster philosophical investigations at the crossroad of phenomenological scholarship and other scientific and philosophical currents of thought. Learn more...
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Environmental knowledge as a form of ethics
pp.41-60
https://10.19079/metodo.12.1.41thought, consciousness and conflicts of interests
pp.61-82
https://10.19079/metodo.12.1.61in dialogue with Dale Jamieson
pp.139
https://10.19079/metodo.12.1.139Call for papers
vol. 14 (1)
The experience of being and nothingnessEdited by Lanzirotti Giulia; Zanetti Luca
Deadline: Oct 31st 2025
Sometimes, we find ourselves struck with wonder and awe at the realization that, instead of nothing, there is something
vol. 13 (2)
On GenerativityEdited by Ossino Vanessa; Fantelli Federico; Nussbaumer Damian
Deadline: Apr 30th 2025
Throughout the history of phenomenology, several attempts have been made to reach beyond the limits of an egological-transcendental philosophy, while not completely abandoning the realm and dynamics of transcendental subjectivity
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Anvur (A Class), ERIH Plus, Ophen, Scopus
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