Eduistiqomah in Philosophy (EIP) focuses on rigorous philosophical inquiry into fundamental and contemporary questions concerning knowledge, reality, values, human existence, society, education, religion, science, technology, culture, and civilization. The journal welcomes philosophical research that develops original arguments, critically examines established theories and assumptions, reconstructs philosophical concepts, compares intellectual traditions, and applies philosophical reasoning to emerging issues.
EIP adopts an inclusive and interdisciplinary approach to philosophical scholarship. The journal welcomes contributions from diverse philosophical traditions, including Western, Eastern, Islamic, and contemporary philosophy, provided that manuscripts demonstrate substantive philosophical engagement, conceptual clarity, rigorous argumentation, and a meaningful contribution to philosophical scholarship.
EIP welcomes interdisciplinary philosophical studies connecting philosophy with other fields, including:
The journal also welcomes philosophical research addressing emerging issues such as artificial intelligence, generative AI, biotechnology, digital transformation, posthumanism, transhumanism, climate change, globalization, social inequality, migration, identity, democracy, surveillance, automation, the future of work, and the changing relationship between humans, technology, and society.
EIP welcomes:
EIP prioritizes manuscripts that demonstrate:
Manuscripts should move beyond merely describing philosophical theories, thinkers, or concepts. Submissions are expected to provide critical analysis, interpretation, evaluation, synthesis, conceptual development, or original philosophical argumentation.
EIP recognizes that many contemporary philosophical problems cannot be adequately examined within disciplinary boundaries. Accordingly, the journal encourages interdisciplinary research in which philosophical reasoning contributes substantially to the formulation, analysis, interpretation, or evaluation of complex problems.
Interdisciplinary submissions must maintain a clear philosophical foundation and demonstrate how philosophical concepts, theories, methods, or arguments contribute to the central research problem.
EIP welcomes diverse philosophical perspectives and intellectual traditions. The journal encourages constructive engagement among classical, modern, contemporary, Western, Eastern, Islamic, and other philosophical traditions. Comparative and cross-traditional studies are particularly encouraged when they generate meaningful philosophical insights rather than merely juxtaposing perspectives.
Manuscripts may be considered outside the scope of EIP when they:
Eduistiqomah in Philosophy (EIP) is committed to maintaining a broad yet intellectually coherent scope that enables meaningful philosophical dialogue across traditions and disciplines while preserving the rigor, originality, and conceptual depth expected of scholarly philosophical research.
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