There are two main traditions in contemporary European philosophy - continental and analytic. Continental tradition stems, roughly speaking, from the belief that philosophy represents an attitude toward the world more or less radically different from that of other sciences, especially from natural sciences. On the other hand, analytic tradition is built upon the belief of strong interconnection between science and philosophy and on the use of rational analysis based on strict rules of logic. The dialogue between these traditions is if not impossible then at least very rare. Anyway, it is this fact that makes any attempt at dialogue very important. Besides, the comparison of analytic and continental approaches to the same concrete ontological and epistemological problems will contribute to and make easier such dialogue for finding better solutions to these philosophical problems. The aim of the project is to present actual problems in philosophy (especially in ontology and epistemology) from both continental and analytic perspectives.