With this issue, the third year of operation of the Critiques is completed: a philosophical journal that exclusively publishes philosophical book reviews. The operation of our journal coincides with the appearance and overwhelming expansion of the crisis. Whatever the role of philosophy in this environment, whether it aims at understanding the world or its transformation, the element of criticism remains an integral component of it. In these three years of operation, we believe that our main goal has been largely achieved: the Critiques have indeed established themselves as a platform for scientific dialogue and philosophical criticism, pursuing their founding self-identification and striving to always contribute to the scientifically valid and timely assessment of the value of recent publications from the field of philosophy, as well as from related disciplines. The thirteen texts in this volume are indicative of the diversity of Greek philosophical work and editorial production, as well as the interests of the members of the community who collaborate with the journal as authors.

Contents:

- Antorno: Introduction to dialectics, Reviewed by Kostas Maras
- Mackey: Ethics, Reviewed by Golf Magini
- Maseré: From Kangilem to Foucault, Reviewed by Epaminondas Vampoulis
- Studies on Heidegger, Reviewed by Giovanni Georgakis
- Zahavi: Husserl, Reviewed by: Evie Grammati, Christos Kanelas, Panagiotis Sklavounos, Nikos Soueltzis
- Virvidakis: Ethics, Reviewed by Andreas Michalakis
- Voulgaris: Logic, Reviewed by Ioannis A. Dimitrakopoulos
- Kastoriadis: Philosophy and Science, Reviewed by Dimitra Sfendoni-Mentzou
- Descartes: Rules, Reviewed by Vangelis Vantaraki
- Kinti: Philosophy and Art, Reviewed by Antonis Hatzimoussis
- Long: Truth in Aristotle, Reviewed by Michalis Pantoulis
- Cohen: Why not socialism? Reviewed by Vladimiros Dangas-Tsoukalas
- Rousopoulos: The Vienna Circle, Reviewed by Manolis Perakis