This collection of essays represents an interdisciplinary approach to some contemporary issues in the philosophy of science and the theory of knowledge. It is also an attempt to place art in the context of human cognition in general and also to relate it to science and philosophy. Its conception is such that it accords with the view that our creativity is not separable from a humanistic orientation. Within such a humanistic framework, aiming at a stable form of peace becomes the moral responsibility of both the scientist and the philosopher.
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The Editor: Zdravko Radman (1951) is a former research fellow of the Center for Philosophy of Science of the University of Konstanz, Germany. He is currently employed at the Institute of Philosophy in Zagreb, Croatia, where he also teaches epistemology in the Studia Croatica program.
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