Journal For General Philosophy Of Science is a unique academic platform dedicated to in-depth discussion of all aspects of the philosophy of science, including but not limited to the natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and technical sciences. The core purpose of the journal is to provide a multi-dimensional forum where scholars can engage in a broad and in-depth exchange of views on the philosophical foundations of scientific practice.

The journal's topics cover multiple branches of the philosophy of science, including methodology, ontology, epistemology, anthropology, and ethics. These areas are critical to understanding the nature of science, the generation and development of scientific knowledge, and ethical issues in scientific practice. By exploring these topics, the journal aims to reveal the deep philosophical questions and principles behind scientific activity. The importance of incorporating natural, cultural and technical sciences into the philosophical context is emphasized. This interdisciplinary approach helps to uncover the interconnections and influences between different scientific fields, while also promoting an understanding of scientific practice in the broader socio-cultural context.