The Revue de Métaphysique et de Morale publishes thematically-based issues on the major questions currently in debate within the international philosophical community. Faithful to its principles, the journal offers an independent perspective, not tied to any particular school of thought. For certain authors and philosophical currents, the review also includes the fruits of contemporary research.

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