vol. 41, no. 1 (2012)
Philosophia: International Journal of Philosophy
Description
Philosophia: International Journal of Philosophy is published every January and May of each year.A Philosophia, as usual, presents all types of philosophical points of view. It is open to all branches of philosophy and all types of philosophical idiosyncrasies for as long as the arguments are rationally and logically presented. Published by the Philippine National Philosophical Research Society, Philosophia is abstracted in The Philosophias Index A (http://www.philinfo.org), Bowling Green, Ohio; in Thomson Reuters (formerly ISI) Web of Knowledge, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and, in Scopus, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. It is also listed in Ulrichas International Periodicals Directory (http://www.urlrichsweb.com/UlrichWeb), Ann Arbor, Michigan and in the Philosophy Documentation Centers International Directory of Philosophy (http://www.pdcnet.org),Charlottesville, Virginia. The Commission on Higher Education of the Philippines has certified the journal as Category A
Philosophia: International Journal of Philosophy
Table of contents
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Front Matter
Editorial Board
Articles
Philosophical Problem of Evil: Response To E. O. Oduwole
Ademola Kazeem Fayemi
Discipline: Philosophy, Religion, Culture
The Skeptic’s Passion
Maybelle Marie O. Padua
Discipline: Philosophy, Epistemology
Nonconceptualism and the Cognitive Process of Perception
Emmanuel Ola Akintona
Discipline: Psychology, Philosophy
Ethics of Business Ads Directed at Children*
Napoleon M. Mabaquiao Jr.
Discipline: Psychology, Marketing, Mass Communication
Philosophy in Culture: Embedded and Disembedded
Rolando M. Gripaldo
Discipline: Philosophy
Inclusive Education and Social Transformation
Jeffrey M. Centeno
Discipline: Education, Social Science
Leaving Politics Behind: Arendtian and Hegelian Reading of Hobbes
Rizalino Noble Malabed
Discipline: Philosophy, Political Science
2011 PNPRS Lecture Series
Philosophical Association of the Philippines (PAP) National Conference
Pambungad
Book Section
Back Matter
Book Review: Terry Eagleton. The meaning of life: A very short introduction
BOOK NOTE: Nicholas Fearn. Philosophy: The latest answers to the oldest questions London: Atlantic Books
Nicolo M.. Masakayan
Discipline: Social Science