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Ergo is an open access philosophy journal accepting submissions on all philosophical topics and from all philosophical traditions. This includes, among other things: history of philosophy, work in both the analytic and continental traditions, as well as formal and empirically informed philosophy. Ergo is strongly committed to diversity and especially welcomes submissions from members of groups currently underrepresented in philosophy.

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Volume 13 • 2026

Articles


Rationalism Self-Restrained: Kant, Autonomy, and the Bounds of Sense

Joe Stratmann

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

Administrative Violence

Elena Ruiz, Nora Berenstain and Ezgi Sertler

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

What is Animal Communication?

Giulia Palazzolo

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

Transformers, Contextualism, and Polysemy

Jumbly Grindrod

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

Conflicting Intuitions

Joshua Knobe

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

Of Soulmates and Old Spouses: How to be a Romantic Kantian about the Ethics of Love

Errol Lord

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

The Case of ‘Autistic’: Pejorative Uses and Reclamation

Bianca Cepollaro, Marta Jorba and Valentina Petrolini

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

Having Things in View

Paweł Jakub Zięba

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

Logical Metainferentialism

Bogdan Dicher and Francesco Paoli

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

The Metaphysics of Creation in the Daodejing

Davide Andrea Zappulli

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

Rules, Rights, and Hedges

John Schwenkler and Marshall Bierson

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

A Little Bit of Cancer?

Benjamin Chin-Yee

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

A Fission Problem for Person-Affecting Views

Elliott Thornley

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

The Unexpected Value of the Future

Hayden Wilkinson

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

Gender Unrealism

Nathan Robert Howard and N.G. Laskowski

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026

A Kantian Account of Aesthetically Sublime Rage

Martina Favaretto

2026-03-02 Volume 13 • 2026