PHILOSOPHY · ANTHROPOLOGY · HUMAN EXPERIENCE
Ideas in dialogue.
Cultures in perspective.
Explore the connections between thought, culture, and human life. JCPAS brings philosophical inquiry into conversation with anthropological perspectives across disciplines and societies.
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Mind, meaning & knowledge
Questions of consciousness, language, reasoning, and human action connect philosophy of mind and language with cognitive science, logic, and philosophical discourse.
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Ethics, society & responsibility
Examine moral questions through ethics, bioethics, political philosophy, philosophy of education, and philosophical perspectives on medicine and healthcare.
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Culture, identity & belonging
Discover work across social, cultural, linguistic, and philosophical anthropology, alongside cross-cultural studies, ethnology, folklore, and the history and theory of culture.
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Human worlds & changing environments
Follow interdisciplinary perspectives on human ecology, collective behavior, religion, and the relationships between people, institutions, and cultural change.
From questions to shared understanding
Philosophical analysis asks how concepts, arguments, and values shape our understanding. Anthropological inquiry examines human life in its cultural and social contexts. Their dialogue opens space for critical interpretation and comparative perspectives.
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Journal of Contemporary Philosophical and Anthropological Studies
Challenging conventional wisdom and exploring new frontiers in thought and culture, enriching the discourse of philosophy and anthropology
Issue -July to September 2026
Journal of Contemporary Philosophical and Anthropological Studies is a peer-reviewed international academic journal, which reveals interdisciplinary knowledge and focuses on philosophical and anthropological perspectives and new approaches to their interpretation. It highlights the main stages of the formation of philosophy of man, the analysis of anthropological doctrines, philosophical anthropology, manifestation of philosophy and anthropology and their reflection in the contemporary science, culture and modern cross-cultural discourse, technology, language philosophy, philosophy of education, pedagogical, social, political, theological, and psychological anthropology. The journal is designated for academics, educators, post-graduate students and doctoral candidates, higher school students, and anyone who is interested in the contemporary philosophical or anthropological problems.
The aim of the journal is to analyze new original philosophical ideas, to examine the history of world philosophical thought, to generalize the philosophical and anthropological studies, and to represent contemporary concepts of philosophy, anthropology, methodology, and culture studies.
The scope of the journal includes a wide range of topics related to:
- Philosophy of mind and action
- Philosophy of language
- Philosophical discourse
- History of philosophy and its modern reflections
- Philosophy of race
- Anatomy of philosophy
- Philosophy of gender
- Philosophy of medicine and healthcare
- Ethics
- Bioethics
- Aesthetics
- Phenomenology
- Onthology
- Philosophy of education
- Political philosophy
- Cognitive science
- Philosophy of mathematics
- Comparative philosophy
- Cross-cultural studies
- History and theory of culture
- Logic and philosophy
- Theory of politics
- Spirituality and religion understanding
- Ethnology
- Folklore
- Sociolinguistics
- Archeology
- Human ecology and environment
- Pedagogical anthropology
- Social anthropology
- Political anthropology
- Theological anthropology
- Psychological anthropology
- International anthropology
- Cultural and sociocultural anthropology
- Biological Anthropology
- Collective Behavior
- Linguistic Anthropology
- Philosophical Anthropology
The Journal of Contemporary Philosophical and Anthropological Studies (JCPAS) is a quarterly journal published using a continuous publishing model. This ensures that the manuscript is published as soon as it is accepted. It is a double peer-reviewed journal.
We also provide certificates to authors if required.
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Keywords:Contemporary Philosophy, Anthropology, Human Culture, Existentialism, Modern Thought, Cultural Studies, Philosophical Analysis, Human Behavior, Social Dynamics, Ethical Theory, Cognitive Anthropology, Symbolic Interactionism, Epistemology, Phenomenology, Critical Theory, Structuralism, Postmodernism, Identity Studies, Global Cultures, Socio-cultural Change
