HOW THE INTUITIONS ARE STARTING TO SEE?

According to Kant, cognition (<i>Erkenntnis</i>) arises from the union of two basic faculties of the mind – sensibility and reason. This raises the question of whether these two faculties are independent of each other and, or, if they are dependent, which...

ONTOLOGY OF THE PROJECT SUBJECTITY

The idea of projectity (projectness) is grounded as caring for the unity of creators, for the conciliarity of creative subjects. Some of the historical and philosophical roots of the projectual subject are examined: for example, in German idealist philosoph...

THE VIRTUALITY OF THE SPIRIT AS AN ONTOLOGICAL HORIZON: THE METAPHOR BETWEEN BEING AND POSSIBILITY IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF VALENTIN KANAWROW

The present paper explores the problem of the ontological status of the spirit from the perspective of the virtualistic metaphysics developed by Valentin Kanawrow. The main thesis is that the spirit cannot be adequately thought of as a substantial reality, b...

EPISTEMIC STIGMERGY: NATURAL VS. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

The article\(^{1}\) defends the thesis that intelligent behavior might require not internal complexity but complex interaction. This is demonstrated by the various forms of stigmergy that can be observed both in social insects and in humans. The exposition i...

ANTHROPOLOGIZATION OF THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE HYPERREAL SPACE

The article explores the trend towards anthropologization of artificial intelligence. It analyzes this trend from the perspective of Baudrillard’s concept of hyperreality, emphasizing the replacement of the real with the signs of the real and, consequently, t...

POST-TRUTH AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: FROM EMOTIONAL NARRATIVES TO SYNTHETIC AUTHENTICITY

This article examines post-truth as a cultural regime of public sphere emerging at the intersection between the attention economy and platform logic. In this environment, emotionally charged narratives and social indicators of trust often replace expert verif...

PROCESS PHILOSOPHICAL REFLECTIONS ON THE WHITEHEADIAN INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE. EDITED BY VESSELIN PETROV, CAMBRIDGE SCHOLARS PUBLISHING, CAMBRIDGE 2025

This review examines an edited volume released in 2025 by the prestigious international publishing house Cambridge Scholars. The papers herein stem from presentations given at two international conferences on process philosophy. The collection features 15 con...

SECOND KANT READINGS 2026: KANT AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF VIRTUALISTIC TRANSCENDENTALISM