Author Description

<p>This Special Issue, titled "Contemporary Natural Philosophy and Philosophies-Part 3", is the third in a series. The previous two parts resulted in 34 contributions by 41 authors, attracting the interest of researchers from various research fields, ranging from logic, mathematics, physics, and biology to cognitive sciences and philosophy. Based on that response and the success of the previous two Special Issues, which also resulted in two open access reprints, we have decided to continue exploring contemporary natural philosophy with the help of researchers investigating the variety of domains of knowledge based on "the idea of the unity of nature and human as its integral part, from different perspectives of sciences, humanities, and liberal arts in their cultural contexts, including technology"-as we put it in the introduction to Part 1.</p>