• Interpretation of Space and Understanding of Self: Reading Foucault and Ricoeur in One Frame 

  George, V.M. (Topicos. 76; 2026; 409-434.)

  This paper explores how the interpretation of space opens possibilities for self-understanding in the later works of Michel Foucault and Paul Ricoeur. First, the thinkers' projects in post-structuralist hermeneutics of the ...
• Ethics and Social Justice Pedagogy Transformative Possibilities through a Phule Ambedkarite Philosophy of Education 

  Sawaiker, Vasudha
• A comparative study of family values in the Ramayana and the modern world 

  Maktedar, S.; Thakur, S.; Dongare, R.; Sadhale, S.; Chhatre, Y.; Menezes e Rebello, M. (HITAYA. 23; 2025; 13pp.)

  अयं निजः परोवेति गणना लघुचेतसाम् || उदारचरितानां तु वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम् || It is one of the most important concepts of Indian culture. Because it emphasizes on family and social welfare over individual interests but nowadays ...
• A comparative study of the environment protection values as depicted in the Ramayana and the modern world 

  Prabhu Gaonkar, D.R.; Lohar, S.L.; Maitri, S.K.; Bhattacharya, A.; Chhatre, Y.; Menezes e Rebello, M. (HITAYA. 23; 2025; 18pp.)

  United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), in a resolution 2030 Agenda (September 2015), formulated and adopted seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as Global Goals, which are roadmaps for the well-being ...
• Ethical dilemmas and decision-making processes in healthcare rationing within resource-scarce environments: a critical analysis 

  Pereira, S.F.; PaiVernekar, S.D. (Ethics, Medicine and Public Health. 34; 2026; ArticleID_101300.)

  Ethical dilemmas arise in healthcare rationing when the allocation of limited resources for care and the making of difficult decisions are involved. Similar situations occur in resource-scarce environments such as public ...
• Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 

  Revankar, S.S.; PaiVernekar, S.D. (Lyceum India Journal of Social Sciences. 3(6); 2026; 92-99.)

  Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly become integral to decision-making systems across domains such as hiring, finance, education, and law enforcement. While Al promises efficiency and scalability, it also introduces ...
• Merleau-Ponty on the Phenomenology of the Social World 

  Tharakan, K. (Cetana : A Journal of Philosophy. 3(1); 2023; 10-28.)

  The social world is the object of investigation of the social sciences or the human sciences. The common ground for any phenomenological philosophy of social sciences is the life-world (Lebenswelt). Husserl is concerned ...
• Alfred Schutz and the Phenomenology of the Human Condition 

  Tharakan, K. (No Controversies Please: We Are all Gentlemen!, Edi. by Murzban Jal, Bhagat Oinam. 2026; 180-191.)
• Evolving creativity dynamics and rethinking art in the era of generative AI 

  Revankar, S.S.; PaiVernekar, S.D. (Journal of Dharma. 50(4); 2025; 511-524.)

  The rise of AI systems has shifted art making from manual execution to prompt-based orchestration, raising new questions about authorship, agency, originality, labour, and ethical responsibility. Using a comparative framework ...
• The phenomenon of Yātrā: A philosophical form of collective practice 

  Brajkov, B. (Interdisciplinary Research in Counseling, Ethics and Philosophy - IRCEP. 6(16); 2026; 1-12.)

  The word Yātrā, translated from Sanskrit into English, means "journey" or "voyage." It is often associated with significant and meaningful travel, such as a spiritual journey. Yātrā can be understood as both, an outward ...

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