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We are excited to announce that the articles for Volume 5, Issue 2 (2026) have been accepted and are currently being prepared for publication. Ahead of print are peer reviewed, accepted articles to be published in this issue.  Read more ...

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The Journal of NeuroPhilosophy (JNφphi) is an established international, peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to the interdisciplinary intersection of neuroscience and philosophy. The journal provides a scholarly platform for researchers and scholars seeking to investigate the reciprocal relationship between empirical knowledge of the brain and philosophical inquiry into the mind, consciousness, cognition, and human experience.

At the heart of JNφphi is the recognition that many of the most fundamental questions concerning the mind cannot be adequately addressed from either neuroscience or philosophy alone. Contemporary neuroscience provides increasingly sophisticated empirical accounts of neural systems, brain function, cognition, perception, memory, emotion, behavior, and consciousness. Philosophy, in turn, offers conceptual, analytical, epistemological, and theoretical frameworks through which the meaning, implications, assumptions, and explanatory limits of neuroscientific findings can be critically examined.

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Vol. 5 No. 2 (2026): JNφphi, Articles Accepted for Publication, Ahead of Print

08.08.2026

The journal of NeuroPhilosophy (JNφphi) is pleased to present Volume 5, No. 2 (2026), a diverse collection of peer-reviewed contributions addressing contemporary questions concerning consciousness, mind and brain, philosophy, artificial intelligence, quantum approaches to cognition, and the theoretical foundations of neurophilosophy.

New Perspectives on Human Consciousness as the Brain Activation State
Cheng Gong

The Rebirth of Philosophy
Jian Ding

From Wittgenstein’s Language Games to LLMs: Representation, Meaning, and the Future of Psychotherapy
Hasan Belli, Fırat Belli, Hasan Gokcay

Quantum Approaches to Brain and Mind: A Comprehensive Review of Theories, Evidence, and Future Directions
Taruna Ikrar, Wachyudi Muchsin, Alfi Sophian

Substratism: The Material Continuity of Being
Marques A. Reavis

Sleep, Negentropy and Consciousness
Michael Remler

Brain and Symmetry – A Principle Theory of Brain Function
Juergen J. Stueber

The Default Mode Network as a Pathological Attractor State: A Hypothesis on Self-Reinforcing Cognitive Loops, Contaminated Baselines, and Implications for Human Health and Consciousness
Parviz Khataee

A Neurophilosophical Model of Personal and Meta-reflective Modes of Mind
Kyrylo Somkin

From Philosophy to Physics of the Mind: Teleological Transduction Theory
Stanislav Tregub

Posthuman Ethics: Embodiment and Cultural Theory – A Comprehensive Critical Review
Melinda S. Gordon

Evolution of Brains and Minds: A Comprehensive Critical Assessment
Anita M. Rosenberg

Biological and Neuroscientific Foundations of Philosophy: Towards a New Paradigm – A Comprehensive Critical Review
John McCullan

Battlestar Galactica: Investigating Flesh, Spirit, and Steel
John McCullan

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