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Justice in dark times by Christina Miranda Ribas
Resenha do livro Justiça em Tempos Sombrios de Christina Miranda Ribas. Ponta Grossa: Toda Palavra Editora, 2019.
Mathematics and metaphysics in Plato and Aristotle
The diferences between their respective ways of conceiving mathematical reality are at the very heart of the divergence between the philosophies of Plato and Aristotle, figuring as they do in a crucial way in the stage of the metaphysical controversies that divide the two philosophers. Plato, it is argued, keeps faithful to the earlier philosophical tradition in establishing an ontological hierarchy that directly mirrors the degrees of intelligibility of the objects of Science. Aristotle subverts fundamentally such a tendency in subordinating mathematics to physics and proposing, in the place of mathematics, logic as the primary model of dianoetic reason.
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Intimate connections between music, education and play in Plato’s dialogues
By revisiting important hermeneutic aspects of platonic philosophy, this article aims to provide an orientation with regard to the cultural fecundity of certain reintegrations of three types of human activity, among which solid barriers have been often pursued recently: play, education and music. This text is exposed in two parts, where the first part comprises points of balance between the concept of play and education, while the second part examines and interprets the paradox of fight in philosophy and poetry in Plato’s Dialogues, from an enhancement of the notion of music. The agreement between the two parts resides on the ludic and educational bases of ancient poetry and philosophy. Finally, for the purpose of the conclusion, a general orientation is proposed as the synthesis of the conjectures, argumentations, and demonstrations under the light of the example of Plato’s work.
2020
Avanço, Leonardo Dias Lima, José Milton de
Governamentality and piloting in ancient Greece: a foucaultian analysis
Based on Foucault's thinking, this article intends to show intersecting points in Ancient Greece, between piloting, connected to the navegation metaphor and the notion of governamentality. Going through one's own government, political government and medicine, which to the French thinker, are the three activities that come closest to the art of driving a boat, we see how this took up significant space in Greek literature and social life, with well-defined ranges and functions. With intelligence, skill, and especially knowing how to recognize wind direction, and orientation from stars, the pilot is whoever has enough techne to lead the ship, which primarily is the subject itself and afterwards, it's the other , until an eventual safe haven.
Body/corporeality and science/technology: meetings and/or mismatches?
The present writing, characterized as reflective, seeks to analyze the ideas that can be recognized in a logic of approximations and or contradictions between the constituent elements of the themes body/corporeality and science/technology in a pandemic moment that is plaguing society. Therefore, arguments will be opposed, in an axiological perspective, of elements present in the creation and operationalization of technology and of perceiving and experiencing corporeality. The arguments emphasize that to properly associate the two themes, it is necessary to resize the perception of the body. It is hoped, with this form of logical and sensitive reasoning, to contribute to the analysis of the relationships of human beings in the walk towards the possibility of (re)emergence of the importance of the human in man.
2020
Wey Moreira, Wagner Guimarães Botelho, Rafael
Political hermeneutics: Hannah Arendt’s contribution to hermeneutic philosophy
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A study of Spinoza's "Ethics": the ideal life as conscious union with God
JOACHIM, H. H. A study of the Ethics (Ethica ordine geometrico demonstrata). Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1901, Book III, Cap. 4, pp. 292-309.
Interview with the Philosopher Prof. Dr. Manfredo de Oliveira
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MARGUTTI, Paulo. História da filosofia do Brasil. A ruptura iluminista (1808-1843). São Paulo: Loyola, 2020, 712 p.
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MAIA NETO, José Raimundo. O ceticismo na obra de Machado de Assis. São Paulo: Annablume Editora, 2007, 198 p.
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The beautiful in the poetry of Carlos Drummond in the philosophical perspective of Benedito Nunes
The main objective of this article is to understand what is beautiful in poetry from the philosophical perspective of Benedito Nunes based on the poems of Carlos Drummond de Andrade. Specifically, we will take the path that some philosophers made in their discussion of what is beautiful, and then demonstrate how Heidegger's thought influenced Benedito Nunes 'philosophical way of thinking and finally demonstrate how poetry expresses the sensitive world by Carlos' poems. Drummond de Andrade, realizing the relationship with the philosophical and literary aspects and how Belo is configured in this context. To achieve the objectives, we opted to carry out a descriptive and bibliographic research, following the theoretical path of Benedito Nunes, from the work Crivo de Papel (1998). The research dialogues with two major human areas Philosophy and Literature are interconnected when we talk about poetry, and how the Beautiful as it is present in a particular way in our sensitive experience.
2022
Gomes, Jose Roberto Meneses da Silva, Michele
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