The establishment of Etudes Philosophiques marked the activity and prosperity of philosophical research in the southern region of France. Its goal is clear: to timely convey the research results of various philosophical associations and universities, promote academic exchanges, and introduce new trends and developments in the international philosophical community into China, thereby enhancing the international influence of domestic philosophical research. In the academic environment at that time, the emergence of magazines filled the gap in academic communication. It not only provides a display platform for local philosophical researchers in France, but also provides a window for the international philosophical community to understand French philosophical research. By reporting on various philosophical conferences, seminars, and academic activities, this magazine effectively promotes interaction and cooperation between the domestic and international philosophical communities.

Of particular note is that the magazine actively established connections with internationally renowned philosophers such as Edmund Husserl in its early days. His participation not only adds academic weight to the magazine, but also demonstrates its influence and status in the international philosophical community. Over time, it gradually developed into a widely influential academic journal, making significant contributions to philosophical research in France and even globally.