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Methodological Pluralism in the History of Philosophy
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06 July 2026

In recent years, philosophical historiography has seen renewed interest in its methodologies, exploring how the history of philosophy is reconstructed, its purpose, and its relationship with other fields. The authors in this volume address key issues: how to transcend dominant Western and male-dominated perspectives, what categories are needed for innovative methods, and how historical, economic, and social contexts shape philosophical knowledge.
Marco Tamborini, Università Pegaso, Naples, Italy; Andrea Gentili, University of Padua, Padua, Italy.