As an international journal, Philosophical Psychology is committed to building a bridge between philosophy and psychological science, promoting the intersection and integration of the two disciplines through the publication of original and peer-reviewed research results. This journal focuses on the reflection and critique of the theoretical foundations of psychology in philosophy, as well as how psychological research enriches and challenges philosophical ideas. It not only publishes basic theoretical research, but also focuses on the practice and application of psychology in fields such as education, health, and artificial intelligence. This journal provides an interdisciplinary platform for scholars to share their research findings and explore the interaction and influence between philosophy and psychology.

The magazine has a wide readership, including philosophers, psychologists, neuroscientists, and other scholars and students interested in the intersection of the two disciplines. This journal provides readers with an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between philosophy and psychology by publishing high-quality research papers, while also offering new ideas and methods for the further development of both disciplines.