Vol. 63 No. 165 (2024), Dossier I

Vol. 63 No. 165 (2024)

Why Scientific Philosophy? Is it interesting? Is it fun? And finally: What can one gain by specializing in some of its thousands of branches?

Dossier I

Published 2025-08-22

Lorenzo Boccafogli⁺⁻

Lorenzo Boccafogli

University of Costa Rica (UCR)

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Boccafogli, Lorenzo. 2025. “Why Scientific Philosophy? Is It Interesting? Is It Fun? And Finally: What Can One Gain by Specializing in Some of Its Thousands of Branches?”. Journal of Philosophy of the University of Costa Rica 63 (165). https://doi.org/10.15517/revfil.2024.58380.

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