Epekeina - International Journal of Ontology, History and Critics is an international academic journal dedicated to ontology, philosophical history, and critical theory. This journal aims to publish interdisciplinary research, with a particular focus on ontology, epistemology, logic, aesthetics, and their expressions and critiques in different historical periods and cultural contexts. The magazine provides a platform for philosophers, historians, critical theorists, and scholars interested in the aforementioned fields to publish and discuss the latest research findings.

The content of the journal not only covers traditional philosophical issues, but also contemporary philosophical ideas, interdisciplinary research between philosophy and other disciplines, as well as the application and influence of philosophy in modern society. The magazine encourages original and innovative research, aiming to promote the development of philosophical disciplines and provide profound philosophical insights for understanding human experience and the real world. This journal adopts a rigorous peer review process to ensure that published articles have high academic standards and rigorous arguments. Through this approach, it is committed to maintaining the quality of philosophical research and promoting dialogue and knowledge dissemination among academic communities.