Philosophy

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• NOTES ON THE THOUGHT OF JUAN GARCÍA SALAZAR

  Manuel Ángel González Berruga

  1-15
• Overview of the concept of incarnation. From the 4th century AD to the 18th century.

  Fabiano Veliq

  53-69
• Philosophical Problems of Digital Governance

  Rodrigo Cid

  543-566
• Philosophy in High School strategic reason and the challenge of intersubjectivity at school scope

  José Anderson de Oliveira Lima, Junot Cornelio Matos

  13-28
• PIBID, Full-Time Education, and Teacher Training experiences in teaching philosophy at a public school in Ouro Preto

  Deivid Junio Moraes, César Barbosa, Camilla Bovareto, Daniel Cantarelha, Rodrigo Rocha, Tadeu Duarte Oliveira

  637-666
• The Pibid-Philosophy UFOP Experience Active Learning Methodologies in a Lesson on Hume’s Thought

  Gabriel Andrade Coelho Moreira, Bárbara Mol, Jaqueline Crozariollo, Raquel Miranda dos Santos, Pedro Henrique Pereira Lima, João Lucas Nogueira

  667-687
• POSITIVISM AND JUSNATURALISM IN THE CONTEXT OF THE 20TH CENTURY PHILOSOPHICAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS

  Newton de Oliveira Lima Lima, Ricardo de Holanda Melo Montenegro Montenegro

  16-33
• Purification in Plato A Brief Analysis of Catharsis

  Gabrieli Ferreira Sizilio

  410-439
• The reversal of the prosthetic moment

  Rodrigo Mickus

  91-113
• RHETORICAL THOMAS ESSAY ON RHETORICAL ARGUMENTATION IN THOMAS AQUINAS

  Carlos Frederico Gurgel Calvet da Silveira

  34-45
• Schlick's Critique of Kant's Synthetic A Priori Knowledge

  LUCAS MURATA

  141-158
• Science, theology and pandemic Some considerations in dialogue with Paul Tilich and Martin Heidegger

  Danjone Regina Meira

  1-45
• Socrates the Traveler Some Figures

  Gilberto de Melo Caldat

  01-10
• Studies of rationality habermasian perspective

  Marco Bettine

  14-29
• The Symbolic Battlefield of the Woke Media, Advertising, and Power

  Vitor Emanuel Gripp

  11-25
• THE IRREDUCIBLE EQUIVOCITY OF THE TEXT PAUL RICOEUR'S HERMENEUTIC VIEW OF INTERPRETATION

  Claudia Maria Ferreira de Souza

  62-73
• Weitz and the Open Concept Argument A response to Carroll’s charge of fallacy

  Sagid Salles, Nayla Rodrighero

  289-327