Dia-noesis – A Journal of Philosophy (Scopus indexed - Scimago Q2) is a biannual scholarly publication issued under the auspices of the University of Western Macedonia (Greece). It is an international open-access peer reviewed journal (both print and electronic) dedicated to the dissemination of original research in the field of philosophy, political theory, history, political anthropology, history of political thought and literature, religion, metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics. In addition, the journal accepts comprehensive book reviews by distinguished authors in the above fields.
Announcements
Call for Papers: Issue 21
2026-03-27
Special Issue: Rethinking Plato Against the Grain: New Explorations
Plato remains a foundational figure in Western thought, yet his work continues to resist definitive systematization. This special issue invites contributions that challenge conventional interpretations and attempt to read Plato against the grain. Rather than reproducing the standard doxography of the “theory of Forms,” we seek to explore the tensions, aporias, and conceptual openings that permeate the Platonic corpus.
We welcome submissions that engage Plato through a range of methodological approaches—from philological and historical analysis to contemporary continental philosophy. Our aim is to examine how Plato’s thought continues to provoke, unsettle, and reconfigure contemporary philosophical debates.
Submission Deadline: [30/1/2027]
Publication Date: [Spring 2027]
To submit your manuscript follow this link, or contact the issue editor via email.
Call for Papers: Issue 19
2025-06-07
Dia-noesis is also accepting submissions for Issue 19, dedicated to “Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence: Rethinking the Human and the Political”. This issue explores the philosophical dimensions of artificial intelligence. We seek contributions that go beyond the technical aspects of AI to address the deep conceptual, ethical, political, and anthropological questions its rise provokes.
Deadline: 15-04-2026
Guest Editor: Professor Kyriakos Demetriou
University of Cyprus
Department of Social and Political Sciences
https://www.ucy.ac.cy/directory/en/profile/kyrdem
[email protected]
To submit your manuscript follow this link, or contact the issue editor via email.
Current Issue
Vol. 19 No. 1 (2026): Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence: Rethinking the Human and the Political
Published: 2026-06-07
CONTENTS
Articles on
Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence
Guest Editor: Kyriakos Demetriou
Kyriakos Demetriou,
Guest Editorial, p. 9
Dionysis Asimiadis - Foteini Kagioglou,
The Algorithmic Transformation of the Homo Economicus: Neoliberalism, Artificial Intelligence,
and the End of Anthropocentrism, p. 15
Markos Dendrinos,
The Relation between Human and Artificial Intellect in the Light of Key Philosophical Concepts, p. 37
Panos Eliopoulos,
The Discipline of Judgment in Care: Toward a Stoic Bioethics of Medical AI, p. 65
Evgenia Falenkova,
The Silence of the World and the Algorithm's Answer: Artificial Intelligence, Moral Authority,
and the Rethinking of the Human, p. 87
Petros Farantakis,
Human Existence in the Networked World, p. 113
Lesia Hrechukha - Olena Pavlenko - Nataliіa Butko,
The Erosion of Subjectivity: Cognitive Offloading and the Responsibility Gap in the Age of Algorithmic Governance, p. 137
Mohsen Jahan,
Context Without Thickness: Why AI Can't Understand What It Learns, p. 159
Konstantina Konstantinou - Maria K. Chorianopoulou,
Agency, responsibility, and the AGI mirror: A metaethical and anthropological inquiry, p. 179
Rania Lutfi,
Epistemic Compression and Symbolic Absence: Rethinking the Human and the Political, p. 203
Alexander Markov - Oksana Shtayn,
Pulcinella and Pinocchio: Toward a Comic Hermeneutics of Other Minds (Human and Artificial), p. 237
Yannis Mitrou - Sotirios Bahtsetzis,
Algorithmic Governance and the Glitch: AI, Technical Images, and the Politics of System Failure, p. 255
Georgios Tzimas - Sotiria Triantari,
The Limits of Algorithmic Decision-Making: Phronesis as the Measure of Leadership Judgement in Educational Administration, p. 277
Philosophical Notes on
Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence
Boyan Dafov,
The Logic of Prediction and the Non-Totalization of Possibility: Uncertainty, Incompleteness, and the Limits
of Algorithmic Rationality, p. 301
Weng Hong, Yue,
How is "AI testimony" possible?A "Non-Anthropocentric" Attempt to Defend "Technological Testimony", p. 321
Huimin Wu - Yuewen Hu,
AI Subjectivity Without Embodiment: A Humean Critique and the Reconsideration of the Human and Political, p. 345
Articles
Georgia Broni - John Velentzas - Nikos Kartalis,
Ethical Evaluation in Business/Marketing Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility, p. 375
Vo Van Dung,
Daoist humanism and its reception in Vietnam: Reinterpreting Zhuangzi’s philosophy of life, p. 397
Georgios Fountoulakis - Christos Simos,
Gorgias’ Rhetorical Thought: Philosophical, Psychological, and Social Dimensions of Persuasion, p. 423
Ekta Meenia - Smarika Pareek,
Beyond the Binary: Self-Discovery and Acceptance in Kacen Callender's Felix Ever After, p. 455
Philosophical Notes
Dionysios Tsirigotis,
A Pacifist's Life and Death: Grigoris Lambrakis and Greece in the Long Shadow of Civil War, p. 479
Full Issue
Articles
The Algorithmic Transformation of the Homo Economicus
Neoliberalism, Artificial Intelligence, and the End of Anthropocentrism
Dionysis Asimiadis, Foteini Kagioglou
The Erosion of Subjectivity
Cognitive Offloading and the Responsibility Gap in the Age of Algorithmic Governance
Lesia Hrechukha, Olena Pavlenko, Natalia Butko
Agency, responsibility, and the AGI mirror: A metaethical and anthropological inquiry
Konstantina Konstantinou, Maria, K. Chorianopoulou
Pulcinella and Pinocchio
Toward a Comic Hermeneutics of Other Minds (Human and Artificial)
Alexander Markov, Oksana Shtayn
Algorithmic Governance and the Glitch
AI, Technical Images, and the Politics of System Failure
Yannis Mitrou, Sotirios Bahtsetzis
The Limits of Algorithmic Decision-Making
Phronesis as the Measure of Leadership Judgement in Educational Administration
Sotiria Triantari, Georgios Tzimas
Ethical Evaluation in Business/Marketing Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
Geogria Broni, John Velentzas, Nikos Kartalis
Gorgias’ Rhetorical Thought: Philosophical, Psychological, and Social Dimensions of Persuasion
Georgios Fountoulakis, Christos Simos
Beyond the Binary
Self-Discovery and Acceptance in Kacen Callender's Felix Ever After
Ekta Meenia, Smarika Pareek
