Critical Reflections represents a crucial intellectual platform for philosophical analysis and interdisciplinary research of contemporary social phenomena, bringing together philosophers, sociologists, anthropologists, political scientists, psychologists, legal scholars, economists, and cultural theorists in a joint effort to demystify the complex processes that shape our reality. The journal serves as a forum for rigorous deconstruction of dominant paradigms, questioning of established truths, and articulation of alternative epistemological frameworks through which we can understand transformations of power, identity, and social relations in the era of globalization and digital revolutions. The publication's primary mission is to foster critical consciousness that transcends disciplinary boundaries, enabling authors to illuminate hidden mechanisms of social reproduction, ideological apparatuses, and structural inequalities through philosophical reflection, empirical studies, and theoretical analyses. From phenomenological investigations of everyday life, through poststructuralist discourse analyses, to Marxist critiques of neoliberal capitalism, the journal cultivates methodological pluralism that acknowledges the complexity of social reality. The strategic goal of Critical Reflections is to create an intellectual space where academic rigor merges with social engagement, where theory meets practice, and where critical thought becomes an instrument of social transformation. Through publishing works that question hegemonic narratives, expose forms of symbolic violence, and articulate emancipatory potentials, the journal contributes to forming a critical public capable of recognizing and challenging subtle forms of domination in contemporary society.
Critical Reflections: Journal of Philosophy and Social Sciences
Critical Reflections: Journal of Philosophy and Social Sciences is a double-blind peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to the study of philosophy, social sciences, and the humanities in the broadest sense. The journal publishes original scientific papers in the fields of philosophy, sociology, political science, anthropology, ethnology, religion and religious studies, history, psychology, cultural studies, ethics, aesthetics, as well as all other areas relevant to the understanding of human society, culture, and thought. Special attention is given to an interdisciplinary approach that connects philosophical analysis with sociological research, political theory, critical social theory, the study of religious systems, and epistemological examinations of contemporary social phenomena. Critical Reflections brings together researchers from diverse academic environments who contribute to the understanding of complex relationships between philosophical concepts, social structures, religious traditions, cultural patterns, and political processes. The journal fosters methodological pluralism, equally valuing theoretical examinations, empirical research, comparative analyses, hermeneutic studies, and critical reviews that bridge the boundaries between philosophy, religious studies, and the social sciences. Through a rigorous double-blind peer review process, the journal strives for the highest standards of academic excellence and contributes to the deepening of scientific discourse on fundamental questions of human existence, social order, spiritual tradition, and intellectual heritage. More information about the journal, the editorial board, and author guidelines is available on the Critical Reflections page.
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 
