Challenges and achievements for Philosophical Psychology

Philosophical Psychology 36 (1):1-3 (2023)
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Last January I took up the editorship of Philosophical Psychology and assembled a great team of associate editors and book review editors. Our goal was to work toward a more inclusive, diverse, and...

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