With this issue, we complete the third year of operation for Kritika: a philosophical journal that exclusively publishes philosophical book reviews. The operation of our journal coincides with the emergence and overwhelming expansion of the 'crisis'. Whatever the role of philosophy in this environment, whether it aims at understanding the world or transforming it, the element of criticism remains an indispensable component of it.

In these three years of operation, we believe that our main goal has been largely achieved: Kritika has indeed established itself as a 'platform for scientific dialogue and philosophical criticism', justifying its foundational self-definition and always striving to contribute to the 'scientifically valid and timely assessment of the value of recent publications in the field of philosophy, as well as related disciplines'.

The thirteen texts in this volume are once again indicative of the diversity of Greek philosophical work and publishing production, as well as the interests of the members of the community collaborating with the journal as authors.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the publication]