The third issue of Prokopton: Bilkent University Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy is out at prokopton.bilkent.edu.tr.
Prokopton is an annual online journal. It is first of its kind in Turkey as a refereed international academic journal of philosophy for and by undergraduate students. ‘Prokopton’, as a Greek term used by Stoics, means making progress toward truth or being a student of wisdom.
The journal includes original research articles, translations, book reviews, interviews by undergraduate students. There is also a section for high-school students.
The managing editorial board is composed of Bilkent Philosophy undergraduate students.
In this issue:
Can Groups Hold Rights? Rethinking Collective Rights Without Attributed Groups A Moral Status
Hasan Ayer – Ankara University
The Nullity of Non-Consent Revisited
Luchino Hagemeier – University of Hamburg
Universes Out of Sync: A Critique of Scott Alexander’s God-Like Superentity
Curtis Heinen – Ryerson University
Art, Artificial Intelligence, and Meaning
Yaren Kılıç – Middle East Technical University
Psikoloji Felsefesinde Temel Problemler
Emir H. Özel – Adnan Menderes University
The Origins of the Conflict Between Tragedy and Socrates
Hasancan Türkyılmaz – Middle East Technical University
Translation (ENG to TUR): Birlikte Yürümek: Paradigmatik Sosyal Fenomen – Professor Margaret Gilbert
trans. by S. Gül Erdim – Bilkent University
High School Essay: Why Do We Still Need Philosophy?
Yağız Kaygı – SSBL
Book Review: Keşke Hiç Olmasaydık | Var Olmanın Kötülüğü
Damla Belemir Aydın – Bilkent University
Interview: Erhan Demircioğlu | Söyleşi: Erhan Demircioğlu
