A filosofia do romance a partir de perspectivas cristãs e não-cristãs
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 191D9-02 |
30 |
Examina as opiniões de autores e filósofos cristãos e não cristãos sobre a natureza do romance e os dilemas morais dos romancistas. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
ANALYTICAL EPISTEMOLOGY VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71542-03 |
45 |
This course will promote the study of aspects related to one of the fundamental problems of contemporary epistemology: the Gettier problem. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Analytic Epistemology I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61604-03 |
45 |
This course addresses the fundamental aspects of the contemporary discussion in epistemology of reasoning. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Analytic Epistemology II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61616-03 |
45 |
This course addresses paradoxical irrationality in some of its most known ways. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Analytic Epistemology III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61648-03 |
45 |
This course addresses some of the most important aspects of contemporary modal epistemology |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Analytic Epistemology IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151F-03 |
45 |
The course offers an examination of fundamental aspects of the internalism/externalism debate in contemporary epistemology. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Analytic Epistemology IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3150T-03 |
45 |
This course addresses some of the most important aspects of the dispute between contextualism and invariantism in contemporary epistemology. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Analytic Epistemology VI
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71501-03 |
45 |
This course addresses the No Defeaters Theory, its importance and limitations. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Analytic Epistemology VII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71519-03 |
45 |
This course addresses the epistemic principles underlying Cartesian doubt. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| CLAUDIO GONCALVES DE ALMEIDA |
31 years and 8 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH PHILOSOPHY: STRUCTURE AND SYSTEM I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61610-03 |
45 |
The STRUCTURE AND SYTEMS seminars are intended to bring together two areas of philosophical research which had been unrelated and diverging up until now: mathematical ontology and biolinguistics. Both are recent expressions of structuralism (with its variables) and scientific logicism (and its ramifications in analytical philosophy and hermeneutics). In this regard, chances are that the current scenario of intense research on the brain, language and "consciousness" be appropriate to bring these two areas together under a formal perspective. On that line, the principle of explanatory adequacy will be helpful in addressing the epistemological and phenomenological models through which our studies have shown a connection. Alain Badiou's philosophical system, Noam Chomsky's biolonguistic program and Michel Foucault's systems of thought have been adopted as references. Contemporary French philosophy presents itself as the main context, but the scope of the structural method of analysis will be the focus of the course, as it had been initially addressed in the 1950s, in order to analyze the methodological and ontological coherence of the projects of systematization of the philosophy of mind, subjectivity and language. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH PHILOSOPHY: STRUCTURE AND SYSTEM II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61622-03 |
45 |
Following the analysis of systematic pretension of philosophy in Alain Badiou, this course will address, in light of Being and Event I (EE), the theory of the conditions of philosophy, especially the conditions of poems ("art", in Being and event II (LM)) and love. Aligned with the conditions of the politics of emancipation and mathematics (or "science" in LM), the prior existence of conditions in philosophy, will make our methodological decisions in favor of a "platonic gesture" in the system. The conditions are the practices where truths are produced; what elucidates them are the practices that collectively lead us to see the means through which the fundamental principles of being and existence are shown. We take our chances on the conclusions and consequences of Badiou's system as we state that general ontology is intrinsic and inherent to the conditions. His articulation is an idealization, since ontology rewrites what is intrinsically common to conditions. However, it is not about separating a set of already existing rules through the existence of these conditions, but establishing them through the embarrassing situations and transformations that they, and only they, can provide us with, since these are the dynamics that have shown the subjective emergences. The problem is to try to understand a differential subject, or a "generic" one, in poetry/art and love. The subject in question is distributed by an event which rose him since, by definition, the differential subject is not shown in terms of the state of its current situation. The subject is shown as a local possibility, its form may be unknown, whereas its logic lies within a set of unconscious criteria. Therefore, generally speaking, we intend to understand the dimension of the regulation of the categories of differential thinking more fully and, in a punctual way, the relationship between the structure and the specific form of the truths produced by this generic subjective entity inserted in the existential and discursive contexts of art and love. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH PHILOSOPHY: STRUCTURE AND SYSTEM III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61654-03 |
45 |
Thirty years following the death of Michel Foucault, the works of the author of Words and Things have been incessantly classified, edited, deconstructed, refuted, relativized and alleviated, not to mention when it had been almost ignored. However, his work is still a model for several orientations of critical thought and scientific research. His externalist nominalism puts the projects of ontological justification of thinking into question; his historicism not only shows the conscience and the enunciations of the truth but also the several effects of a conceptual regime submersed into radical finiteness, which shows the difficulty in seeing the forms of enunciation of unconscious mental states and of the indiscernible characteristics of the subjectivization of events; and his contribution to the history of philosophy shares the theoretical practice between a science of discourse and an ethics in line with the emergence of truth. These orientations make Foucault's works a challenge for the emergence of a theory still in seek of its identity in detriment of humanist philosophy. Before anything, this theory is intended for the institutional proposals whose goal is to neutralize the critical power that philosophy imposes on the future of science and its application to biotechnological life, by absorption. Thus, we will be addressing Foucault and his predecessors. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH PHILOSOPHY: STRUCTURE AND SYSTEM IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151A-03 |
45 |
Among the philosophies that draw insights from French epistemology, before the onset of mathematical ontology in Alain Badious's system, there used to be the philosophy of events and multiplicity by Gilles Deleuze. The transformations brought forth by Badiou on Deleuze's philosophy mark a decisive moment in the context of the consolidation of a critical French ontology at the end of the 20th century, one that is based on a refutation of Heidegger's fundamental ontology. This seminar is intended to assess Deleuze's philosophy by contesting and making use of Badiou's systems. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH PHILOSOPHY: STRUCTURE AND SYSTEM V
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151L-03 |
45 |
The aim of this graduate seminar is to analyse different currents in French philosophy, from Bergson to its most recent expressions. Special attention will be given to Alain Badious philosophy in the way it has updated the notion of system. From this perspective, philosophys project of universalizing its claims will be analysed according to the thesis that mathematics is ontology, on the one hand, and that the science of appearing and of existence are organized according to specific worlds grounded by a host of logical systems created since the beginning of the twentieth century. In this context, the following topics will be further discussed: structuralist research in the theory of (post-Lacanian) subjectivity; the political thought on emancipation; the ethics most appropriate to accompany a political vision that reencounters a form of truth; the question of secularism and laicité; and the theory of temporality and history subjacent to logics of transformation. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH PHILOSOPHY: STRUCTURE AND SYSTEM VI
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71506-03 |
45 |
In 2013 and 2014, I put together, translated and published two articles that looked at the issue of ontology and the system of current French philosophy, and a question arose: is there a spirit of system in contemporary French philosophy? The concept of system is complex according to French philosophy. Instead of seeking a fixed justification of the major categories of ontology, French philosophy usually includes a theory of the subject on behalf of the variations of history and its rationalization. For decades, French philosophy has brought new insights into the understanding of the Hegelian system and the Marx's science of history. Since the 1980s, in response to the method of structural analysis, several other systems came to be considered in order to provide an extended and more radical theory of subjectivity than the one en vogue during the modern period of philosophical production. In order to mark this transformation in the field of research, we will start with one of the fundamental systems of the 18th century, still not very popular in Brazil, the new system of nature of G. Leibniz. Then, we will move on to the Capital system, a major system of late modern philosophy, focusing on works by David Harvey and Michael Heinrich, issue 1. We will go on to address other critical areas: both the theory of Universal Grammar by Noam Chomsky and eliminative materialism by Paul Churchland as philosophical systems in order to show their respective underlying ontology. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH PHILOSOPHY: STRUCTURE AND SYSTEM VII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71525-03 |
45 |
In 2006, Alain Badiou published Logique des mondes, whose subheading is L¿Être et I¿événement 2. The book has been expanding the philosophical system beyond the project of ontology (L¿Être et I¿événement, 1988); beyond the theory on the historical conditions that gave rise to instances of differential subjects and in which the indiscernible truths are produced (Manifeste pour la philosophie, 1989; Conditions, ,1992); beyond ethics integrated to ontology (Ética. Ensaio sobre a consciência do mal, 1991); and beyond the several antiphilosophy theories (Saint Paul, ou la fundation de I¿universel, 1997). With major consequences, Logique des mondes represents a new theory of appearance of objective phenomena, on which new concepts of object, body, change and life are grounded. Therefore, this work represents the first structuralist action in view of a new phenomenology. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH PHILOSOPHY: STRUCTURE AND SYSTEM VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71548-03 |
45 |
In view of the closing of a cycle, this seminar is intended to explore an expansion of Alain Badiou's system in order to make it compatible with the elements of archaeology of knowledge and genealogy of non discursive practices of Foucault, with Chomsky's biolinguistics program, and with the eliminative materialism in Paul Churchland's philosophy of mind, as we seek a theory of the differential dimension of a radically multiple subject, constituent of the human being's creative force, beyond humanism. Special attention will be given to the relationship between Mathematics and Philosophy which has been discussed in a recent book by Ian Hacking, Why is there Philosophy of Mathematics at all? (Cambrige UP, 2014). |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
ETHICS AND CONTEMPORARY ISSUES: PHILOSOPHICAL CRITIQUE TO VIOLENCE VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71545-03 |
45 |
The process of development of contemporary theories of relevant philosophical issues brings together and elucidates, many times, the treatment these issues will be given. The seminar, which is open to anyone who is interested and should coincide with the release of the book Franz Rosenzweig's Hegel and the State, which has been translated by us, intends to address the philosophical productions of Rosenzweig and Levinas as responses to issues implicitly or explicitly present in Hegel's works, starting from the overlap in the conceptions of ethics and history by the three scholars mentioned. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Ethics and Contemporary Issues: Philosophical Criticism to Violence II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61619-03 |
45 |
One of the key issues in Ethics and Political Philosophy today is rewritten in the category of human dignity in the universe of sociopolitical and cultural contemporary challenges, in that a certain category, due to it bringing together philosophical, historical, sociological and legal references, is extremely susceptible to several logics of formalization that can leave it empty of some of its most urgent and significant issues. The Seminar intends to address, based on primary and secondary materials by E. Levinas and F. Kafka, a philosophical and literary group of signifiers, the possibility of reconstruction, since the concept of language being a form of production as opposed to the produced sentences, of the ethical / (meta)-phenomenological issue of human dignity. Students will have access to additional resources in order to prepare for discussions, on top of a classical bibliography. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Ethics and Contemporary Issues: Philosophical Criticism to Violence IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3150X-03 |
30 |
The question" What does it mean to work through the past " gets us to reflect upon things. It originates from a buzzword that has recently taken on quite a strange meaning. In this sense, working through the past does not mean to working through it per se, as one would be clearly aware of the consequences of doing so. We actually intend to bury the past and maybe wipe it out of our memories, as Adorno says in the beginning of his famous" What does it mean to work through the past ". This is quite a relevant issue. Philosophy and historical memory have to be hand in hand at all times because there is no Philosophy at a given time without the consideration of the facts and issues that preceded it and that get people to reflect upon things. When we dissociate one from the other, there are multiple expressions of violence, as History itself teaches us. Because of that, criticizing the difficulty in bringing "historical memory" to "clear consciousness" begins with criticism to violence, as it is understood by exponential authors of contemporary thought. The Seminar, open to all students, will address the comprehension of the good points that are common to criticism to violence in the works of Franz Rosenzweig, Theodor Adorno, Walter Benjamin and Emmanuel Levinas. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Ethics and Contemporary Issues: Philosophical Critique to Violence I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61607-03 |
45 |
Rawls' political constructivism; An investigation on the limits of a pure procedural justice; A discussion on the scope of a political conception of justice in practice; The distinction between rational autonomy and political autonomy; A discussion on the role of the normative conception of the person according to Rawls' constructivism; A presentation of the issue of moral justification of politics.This seminar is intended to study the characterization of the instrumental reason in the consolidated sense based on the analyses brought forth by Frankfurt's school and their philosophical heritage as opposed to the proposal of ethical rationality as per the philosophical projects of Critical Theory, by Rosenzweig and Levinas, using excerpts from the Dialectics of Enlightenment, by Adorno and Horkheimer, The New Thinking, by F. Rosenzweig and "Alterity and Transcendence", by E. Levinas, relying on the opinions made by commentators. The idea is to justify the theories that inspire the Seminar's goals, as the establishment of ethical rationality beyond totality is a possibility of the establishment of a critical and philosophical analysis of the current notion of "human dignity" today. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Ethics and Contemporary Issues: Philosophical Critique to Violence III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61651-03 |
45 |
Khôra reaches us, and as the name. And when a name comes, it immediately says more than the name: the other of the name and quite simply the other, whose irruption the name announces" - this is how Derrida would start his famous work Khôra, traits/heritage of Timaeus. Within the limits of philosophical rationality, Khôra remains as a fertilizing mystery of the reflection of any given pre-determined scheme of the understanding of reality. Once an abyss of thought and witness of the inaccessibility of enunciation discourse, Khôra makes unusual predictions of the future yet to come. The Seminar will be devoted to the analysis of these predictions and possible traits based on Derrida's work in interface with other authors and the critical literature, as it is open to anyone who is interested |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Ethics and Contemporary Issues: Philosophical Critique to Violence V
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151I-03 |
45 |
When Hegel says that die philosophische Betrachtung ... keine andere Absicht (hat), als das Zufällige zu entfernen - philosophical activity has no other purpose than ... to remove the contingent - it is, in fact, indirectly establishing the main philosophical fold of contemporaneity; on the one hand, synthesizing what his own work intends to have achieved and which corresponds in large part to the dream of the centuries, namely, subsuming the infinite variety of reality, including time, in the dialectic chain of concepts that will converge to the self-reflective unity of the spirit absolute; and, on the other hand, opening the reflective space for the civilizational crisis that will follow and which will allow Adorno to say that Philosophy is still valid for having lost the moment of its realization: a temporal question, therefore. The objective of the Seminar, open to all interested parties, is to examine the category of temporality from the heterodox matrix of Philosophy that is expressed in the figuration of that (temporality) as a structure in itself for the possibility of understanding the real, based especially on thought by Franz Rosenzweig, notably in the unequivocal condition of maître à penser of two thinkers indispensable to contemporary times, but rarely treated together: Walter Benjamin and Emmanuel Levinas -, as well as some of the possibilities of this heterodox understanding of the category of temporality to ethical thought- contemporary political. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Ethics and Contemporary Issues: Philosophical Critique to Violence VII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71522-03 |
45 |
Roughly speaking, the XX century is characterized as a period of extreme unprecedented historical and cultural tensions in Western civilization, in several forms of approach. These tensions are present, either implicitly or explicitly, in the works of the major philosophers of that century; such works become the very particular response to the questions on time. In this sense, Rosenzweig's and Levinas' philosophical works are highly eloquent, as they become very sharp forms of philosophical interpretation of an epoch. This course is intended to investigate, in view of "ethics", "language", "otherness" and "temporality", aspects that are especially relevant of these scholars' works, as they provide an interpretation of the profound crisis of civilization we are going through and clarify the new philosophical dimensions pointed by their respective thoughts. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Ethics and contemporaneity: philosophical critics of the violence VI
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71504-03 |
45 |
Although having had a huge penetration in the most varied areas of knowledge lately, the thought of Emmanuel Levinas remains an illustrious unknown in multiple philosophical circles, largely due to resistances of the most diverse types, ranging from prejudiced positions and psychic defense structures to a provocation that this thought brings to situations of mere lack of knowledge of its truly fundamental lines caused by its intrinsic difficulty. The Seminar, open to all interested parties, intends, based on the systematic study of Autrement qu'être or au-delà de l'essence (we will also use the Spanish and Portuguese translations), and in dialogue with the thoughts of Rosenzweig, Benjamin, Adorno, Flusser and Agamben, among others, facilitate the approach to this exceptional intellectual construct. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| RICARDO TIMM DE SOUZA |
26 years and 3 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Ethics and literary creation I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 19131-03 |
45 |
The study of writing as eminently ethical behaviour, departing from the articulation of contemporary writers theoretical work and the philosophical proposal for an ethics/aesthetics of alterity. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Creative Writing |
Master's |
Not required |
| Creative Writing |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Linguistics |
Master's |
Not required |
| Linguistics |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Theory of Literature |
Master's |
Not required |
| Theory of Literature |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| Reading, Creation and Literary System |
This area studies the genesis of literary and non-literary texts, their relationship with other languages, and the inclusion of the writer in the literary system, supported by critical theories of literature and writer documents about the creative process. It focuses on literary creation and its aesthetic foundations, genetic criticism, the relationship between literature and other media, the production of theater and film scripts, and non-literary writing. The literary and archive collections of DELFOS Space for Documentation and Cultural Memory are available for research and on-site classes on the creative process of writers by handling and analyzing manuscripts, letters, photographs and notes taken in books and other materials gathered in the Space. |
| Literary-Linguistic Foundations of Language |
Which addresses the study of meaning in literary and non-literary texts. It involves the theoretical study of the broader field in which the three areas are included language and brings together projects related to contemporary society, including those aimed at teaching. This common line promotes interdisciplinary studies, which bring positive results to the area of Letters. |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Linguistic Theory and Analysis |
Addresses the descriptions of the formal, cognitive and communicative aspects of language at the syntactic-semantic and pragmatic interfaces; formal analyses of the phonological aspects of Portuguese and comparative studies of phonological systems and subsystems. |
| Linguistic-literary principles of language |
Which addresses the study of meaning in literary and non-literary texts. It involves the theoretical study of the broader field in which the three areas are included language and brings together projects related to contemporary society, including those aimed at teaching. This common line promotes interdisciplinary studies, which bring positive results to the area of Letters. |
| Language Theories and Use |
Addresses verbal language based on the relationship between theoretical and empirical perspectives on linguistic structure regarding text and discourse, child language acquisition, and linguistic variation. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
| Literary-Linguistic Foundations of Language |
Which addresses the study of meaning in literary and non-literary texts. It involves the theoretical study of the broader field in which the three areas are included language and brings together projects related to contemporary society, including those aimed at teaching. This common line promotes interdisciplinary studies, which bring positive results to the area of Letters. |
| Literature, History and Memory |
Studies literature as a phenomenon of history and identity expression, specific to particular spaces or linked to a broader universe. |
| Critical Theories of Literature |
Studies and evaluates theoretical assumptions underlying the literary fact and reflects on relations established between literature and other cultural fields and systems. |
From imitation to empathy: the bases of identification and transference in modern philosophy (Spinoza, Malebranche, Rousseau).
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 1916P-02 |
30 |
In the 17th century, the imitation of affections and passions appears as the basis of philosophical anthropology but also as a mechanism that explains human sociability. This imitation is especially developed in the work of Malebranche and Spinoza, in the seventeenth century, and Rousseau in the eighteenth.
This theory of affects is of particular interest not only from an anthropological and political point of view, but also from a behavioural point of view. The basis of this theory of affects is imitation, the implications of which are currently being studied in philosophy, psychology and neuroscience. From an interdisciplinary perspective, in dialogue with current trends, this course proposes a genealogy of imitation as a matrix of behaviour and affects in the history of philosophy. The aim is to clarify the philosophical bases of mimetic behaviour and from there to dialogue with the different current theories that analyse this subject. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
History of Brazilian Philosophical Thought
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 191GQ-03 |
45 |
Study of issues in the History of Brazilian Philosophy. Explanation of theoretical and applied themes in the history of Brazilian philosophical thought. In-depth study of the problems and controversies linked to the history of philosophical ideas. Addressing interdisciplinary issues between the areas of philosophy, politics, law and social sciences using the historical method. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Introduction to Neurophilosophy I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71528-03 |
45 |
This course will begin with a brief introduction to the philosophy of mind, especially the theory of mind-body dualism and the views that the mind and body are two distinct substances. We will then explore some of the major problems and key concepts of a philosophy of neuroscience, neurophilosophy, and neuroethics, focusing especially on recent theories of naturalism and normativity, such as those advanced by Patricia and Paul Churchland, António Damásio, John Searle, Michael Gazzaniga, and Jesse Prinz. No previous knowledge of philosophy of mind or neurophilosophy is required. All classes, readings and discussions will be conducted in English. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Introduction to Neurophilosophy II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71529-03 |
45 |
This course will begin with a brief introduction to the philosophy of mind, especially the theory of mind-body dualism and the views that the mind and body are two distinct substances. We will then explore some of the major problems and key concepts of a neuroscientific philosophy of mind and language, focusing especially on recent contributions by Noam Chomsky, Daniel Dennett, Hilary Putnam, Ned Block, David Chalmers, and Richard Swinburne. No previous knowledge of philosophy of mind or neurophilosophy is required. All classes, readings and discussions will be conducted in English. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Introduction to Neurophilosophy III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71530-03 |
45 |
This course will begin with a brief introduction to the philosophy of mind, especially the theory of mind-body dualism and the views that the mind and body are two distinct substances. We will then explore some of the major problems and key concepts of a philosophy of neuroscience, neurophilosophy, and neuroethics, focusing especially on recent theories of naturalism and normativity, such as those advanced by Berit Brogaard, Otavio Bueno, Barry Smith, Lucina Uddin, and John Sarnecki. No previous knowledge of philosophy of mind or neurophilosophy is required. All classes, readings and discussions will be conducted in English. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Introduction to Neurophilosophy IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71531-03 |
45 |
This course will begin with a brief introduction to the philosophy of mind, especially the theory of mind-body dualism and the views that the mind and body are two distinct substances. We will then explore some of the major problems and key concepts of a philosophy of neuroscience, neurophilosophy, and neuroethics, focusing especially on recent theories of neurophenomenology, naturalism and normativity, such as those advanced by Hubert Dreyfus, Shaun Gallagher, Dan Zahavi, Shaun Nichols, and John Protevi. No previous knowledge of philosophy of mind or neurophilosophy is required. All classes, readings and discussions will be conducted in English. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Introduction to Neurophilosophy V
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71532-03 |
45 |
This course will begin with a brief introduction to the philosophy of mind, especially the theory of mind-body dualism and the views that the mind and body are two distinct substances. We will then explore some of the major problems and key concepts of a bioethics of neuroscience and neuroethics, focusing especially on recent contributions by Walter Glannon, Michael Quante, Adina Roskies, and Jorge Moll. No previous knowledge of philosophy of mind or neurophilosophy is required. All classes, readings and discussions will be conducted in English. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Introduction to Neurophilosophy VI
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71533-03 |
45 |
This course will begin with a brief introduction to the philosophy of mind, especially the theory of mind-body dualism and the views that the mind and body are two distinct substances. We will then explore some of the major problems and key concepts of neurophilosophy, focusing especially on recent theories of monism, physicalism, eliminativism, naturalism and normativity, such as those advanced by Patricia and Paul Churchland, António Damásio, Jerry Fodor, and Jesse Prinz. No previous knowledge of philosophy of mind or neurophilosophy is required. All classes, readings and discussions will be conducted in English |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Introduction to Neurophilosophy VII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71534-03 |
45 |
This course will begin with a brief introduction to the philosophy of mind, especially the theory of mind-body dualism and the views that the mind and body are two distinct substances. We will then explore some of the major problems and key concepts of a philosophy of neuroscience, neurophilosophy, and neurophenomenology, focusing especially on recent contributions by Francisco Varela, Walter Freeman, Evan Thompson, Alva Noë, and Eleanor Rosch. No previous knowledge of philosophy of mind or neurophilosophy is required. All classes, readings and discussions will be conducted in English. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Introduction to Neurophilosophy VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71535-03 |
45 |
This course will begin with a brief introduction to the philosophy of mind, especially the theory of mind-body dualism and the views that the mind and body are two distinct substances. We will then explore some of the major problems and key concepts of a philosophy of neuroscience, neurophilosophy, and neuroethics, focusing especially on recent theories of naturalism and normativity, such as those advanced by Jean-Pierre Changeux, Frans de Waal, Robin Dunbar, Thomas Nadelhoffer, and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong. No previous knowledge of philosophy of mind or neurophilosophy is required. All classes, readings and discussions will be conducted in English. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| NYTHAMAR HILARIO FERNANDES DE OLIVEIRA JUNIOR |
25 years and 8 months |
Link |
| CAMILA PALHARES BARBOSA |
|
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHENOMENOLOGY AND HERMENEUTICS VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71547-03 |
45 |
Philosophical study on the intersections between phenomenology and hermeneutics. Investigation of the contemporary approach to phenomenological themes and their interlocution with particular hermeneutics. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY - I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61609-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: Political and Social Philosophy issues; An explanation of theoretical and applied issues in Ethics; A promotion of readings on Philosophy of Law; A provision of deeper insights into issues and theories on Modern and Contemporary Philosophy; Philosophical interdisciplinarity research. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY - II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61621-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: Political and Social Philosophy issues; An investigation of theoretical and applied issues in the History of Philosophy; Discussions on issues and theories on Modern and Contemporary Philosophy; Topics and issues based on philosophical interdisciplinarity. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY - III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61653-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: Political and Social Philosophy issues; Analysis of interdisciplinary issues in the History of Philosophy and in other areas of knowledge; Modern and Contemporary Philosophy theories and scholars. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY - IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3150Z-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: Political and Social Philosophy problems; Design of interdisciplinary issues in the History of Philosophy and in other areas of knowledge; Modern and Contemporary Philosophy theories and scholars. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY - V
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151K-03 |
45 |
Approach to themes of Political and Social Philosophy. Development of interdisciplinary issues in the History of Philosophy and with other areas of knowledge. Studies of theories and authors of Modern and Contemporary Philosophy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY - VI
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71505-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: Analysis of Political and Social Philosophy issues; Interdisciplinary issues in the History of Philosophy and in other areas of knowledge; Modern and Contemporary Philosophy theories and scholars; |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY - VII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71524-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: Research on Political and Social Philosophy issues; Interdisciplinary issues in the History of Philosophy and in other areas of knowledge; Modern and Contemporary Philosophy theories and scholars; |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| AGEMIR BAVARESCO |
17 years and 3 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY - VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71546-03 |
45 |
The topics this course will address are as follows: Research on issues and interpretations of Political and Social Philosophy; Interdisciplinary issues in the History of Philosophy and in other areas of knowledge; Modern and Contemporary Philosophy theories and scholars; |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY IN THE MIDDLE AGES - I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61611-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: The concepts and problems associated to philosophical ethics according to medieval scholars; An introduction to the ethical theories of ancient philosophy and how they were perceived in the Middle Ages; Woks by Augustine, Anselm of Canterbury and Peter Abelard; Concepts of virtue, good actions and "happiness" or "human success". |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY IN THE MIDDLE AGES - II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61623-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: The concepts and problems associated to philosophical ethics according to medieval scholars; An introduction to the ethical theories of ancient philosophy and how they were perceived in the Middle Ages; Works by Bonaventure, Thomas Aquinas, John Duns Scotus and William of Ockham; Concepts of virtue, "happiness" or "human success", freedom of action, natural law, intention and moral kindness. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY IN THE MIDDLE AGES - III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61657-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: The concepts and problems associated to metaphysics according to medieval scholars; An introduction to metaphysical theories of ancient philosophy and how they were received in the Middle Ages; Works by Aristotle, Tomas of Aquinas and John Duns Scotus; Concepts of substances and other types of categories; Causality and demonstration in metaphysics. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY IN THE MIDDLE AGES - IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151B-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: The concepts and problems associated to metaphysics according to medieval scholars; An introduction to metaphysical theories of ancient philosophy and how they were perceived in the Middle Ages; Works by John Duns Scotus and William of Ockham; Transcendental concepts and metaphysics of transcendentals; Modalities, distinctions and formalities. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY IN THE MIDDLE AGES - V
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151M-03 |
45 |
This course is about philosophical concepts and problems related to the epistemology of medieval authors. It also covers the study of epistemological theories by authors of ancient philosophy and their reception in medieval philosophy. Along the course, readings of works by Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, John Duns Scotus, and William of Ockham will be required. A special place will be devoted to the concepts of "scientific knowledge" and demonstration, as well as to the problem of empirical and perceptual knowledge. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY IN THE MIDDLE AGES - VI
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71507-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: The concepts and problems associated to epistemology according to medieval scholars; An introduction to the epistemological theories of ancient philosophy and how they were perceived in the Middle Ages; Works by Duns Scotus, William of Ockham, Nicholas of Autrecourt and Jean Buridan; Concepts of science and demonstration; Contingency knowledge; The concepts of abstract cognition and intuitive cognition, doubt and skepticism. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY IN THE MIDDLE AGES - VII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71526-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: The concepts and problems associated to political philosophy according to medieval scholars; The political theories of philosophy and how they were perceived in the Middle Ages; Works by Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Marsilius of Padua and William of Ockham; The concepts of political entity, political relations, political virtue and power. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
PHILOSOPHY IN THE MIDDLE AGES - VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71549-03 |
45 |
The topics this course will address are as follows: The concepts and problems associated to political philosophy according to medieval scholars; An introduction to the political theories of ancient philosophy and how they were perceived in the Middle Ages; Works by Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, William of Ockham and modern scholars (Francisco de Vitoria and Francisco Suárez) will be included. The concepts of political entity, political relations, political systems and power will be addressed as well. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Phenomenology and Hermeneutics I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61608-03 |
45 |
Philosophical study on existential philosophy and phenomenology. Introduction to the concepts of phenomenological philosophy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Phenomenology and Hermeneutics II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61620-03 |
45 |
Philosophical study on existential philosophy and phenomenology. Introduction to the concepts of German and French phenomenology. Investigation on perception, corporeality and language. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Phenomenology and Hermeneutics III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61652-03 |
45 |
Philosophical study on existential philosophy and phenomenology. Introduction to German and French phenomenology concepts. Interdisciplinary investigation of phenomenology and human sciences. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Phenomenology and Hermeneutics IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3150Y-03 |
45 |
Philosophical study on existential philosophy and phenomenology. Investigation on existential philosophy and phenomenological developments in contemporary philosophy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Phenomenology and Hermeneutics V
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151J-03 |
45 |
Philosophical study on the intersections between phenomenology and hermeneutics. Investigation of the interlocutions between phenomenology and particular hermeneutics in contemporary times. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Phenomenology and Hermeneutics VI
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71510-03 |
45 |
Philosophical study on the intersections between phenomenology and hermeneutics. Investigation on perception, corporeality and language in contemporary times. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Phenomenology and Hermeneutics VII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71523-03 |
45 |
Philosophical study on the intersections between phenomenology and hermeneutics. Investigation of the contemporary approach to phenomenological themes and their interlocution with particular hermeneutics. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| FABIO CAPRIO LEITE DE CASTRO |
13 years and 8 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Philosophy of Science
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 31593-03 |
45 |
This course will provide a historic-systemic approach to the Philosophy of Science. It will also address the history of the area, since its origins in logical positivism and in Feyerabend's destruction criticism. Lastly, it will provide a plausible contemporary view of science. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
RESEARCH PROJECT IN PHILOSOPHY
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 191GM-02 |
30 |
Study of the items and structure of the philosophy research project. Learn how to read and produce texts in philosophy. Training in scientific research according to ABNT standards, database and resources for researchers. Presentation and debate of students' research projects. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
SOCIAL EPISTEMOLOGY VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71543-03 |
45 |
This course will foster a philosophical study on the epistemic properties of democratic processes, by addressing theoretical and applied issues. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Organisations, Culture and Democracy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Organisations, Culture and Democracy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Society and Democracy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Society and Democracy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
| Political Institutions and Democracy |
The goal of this line of research is to investigate the main political institutions from theoretical and empirical perspectives. National, sub-national and international state institutions (Executive and Legislative powers), relations between State and Society (Political Parties, Elections, Civil Society), Judicial Powers (at national and local levels) and Brazilian foreign policy are central research areas. Additionally, political behavior will be a topic of study both within political institutions (political elites) and among the population in general, considering both traditional forms of participation, such as voting, and alternative forms, such as direct and/or deliberative democracy mechanisms. |
| Citizenship, inequality and social politics |
It studies the dynamics of modern societies from the perspective of the development of citizenship and public policies, focusing on its legal framework, its implementation and its implications. Researches social inequality in its various manifestations and different dimensions, as well as the stratification patterns of Brazilian society. It analyzes conflicts, the formation of new social cleavages and innovations in disciplining and social control practices. It examines public security policies and the role of the state in fighting violent crime and guaranteeing human rights. It investigates transformations in labor relations, the emergence of alternative modes of production, distribution and consumption of goods, the trajectory of social movements and organizations and their potential for transforming society. |
| Political sociology of relations international |
It studies phenomena that go beyond national borders using the methodological tools of the social sciences. It approximates the theories of International Relations with the approaches mobilized in Sociology, Political Science and Anthropology. Among the topics of interest in the line of research, the following stand out: (a) political activism and transnational social movements, international non-governmental organizations and their interactions with States in a multilevel perspective; (b) international migration in its political, cultural and social aspects; (c) political institutions and processes, including those related to democracy, the defense of human rights, integration and the production of public policies. It welcomes, in broader terms, all academic research topics that can benefit from the dialogue proposed in the political sociology of International Relations. |
| Diversity, generations and daily life |
It analyzes contemporary social processes in their interfaces with different manifestations of cultural diversity. It investigates the generational dimension and its relations with public policies and the performance of institutions and social actors with diverse positions. Research intersections between social markers of difference (age/generations, sex/gender, social class/origin, race/ethnicity, nationality) in the configuration of social and cultural processes. Develops research through methodologies such as biographical analysis, ethnography and studies of everyday life. |
STATE AND THEORIES OF JUSTICE VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71544-03 |
45 |
This course will introduce students to Kant's moral philosophy and its formulations. It will foster an analysis and discussion about the implications of Kant's ideas claiming that autonomy is the foundation of dignity. It will foster a discussion on the relationship between autonomy, moral law and respect. Students will be introduced to the fundamental unity of reason in Kant. Lastly, the course will present a comparative study between moral autonomy and political autonomy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Social Epistemology I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61605-03 |
45 |
This course addresses the social dimension of knowledge including theoretical and applied topics. It will foster a reflection on the goals, conceptions and scope of Social Epistemology. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Social Epistemology II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61617-03 |
45 |
This course addresses a philosophical study on the nature and epistemology of testimony. It will introduce students to a contemporary discussion on the possibility of justification and testimonial knowledge. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Social Epistemology III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61649-03 |
45 |
This course will foster a philosophical study on rational disagreement. It will introduce students to a contemporary discussion on the possibility of rational disagreement between peers. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Social Epistemology IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3150U-03 |
45 |
This course will foster a philosophical study of the nature of individual and collective doxastic logic agents. It will foster a reflection on the epistemic quality of doxastic attitudes of collective agents. It will introduce students to a contemporary discussion on epistemic agency. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Social Epistemology V
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151G-03 |
45 |
Philosophical study about the Theory of the Aggregation of Judgment and its application in Social Epistemology. Reflection on types of offspring and justification aggregation functions. Investigation about the relationship between collective and epistemic rationality. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Social Epistemology VI
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71502-03 |
45 |
This course will foster a philosophical study on the nature of collective wisdom. It will foster a reflection on the nature of justification of groups, communities and institutions. It will provide an investigation on the nature of social and collective intellectual virtues. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
Social Epistemology VII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71520-03 |
45 |
This course will foster a philosophical study on the epistemic properties of institutions and social systems, by addressing theoretical and applied topics. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
State and Theories of Justice I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61606-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: A characterization of the theoretical and practical use of reason; The difference between transcendental freedom and practical freedom; An explanation of categorical imperative through the concept of humanity as an end in itself and of autonomy; A discussion on the relationship between moral law, autonomy and respect; An investigation on the implications of Kant's ideas claiming that autonomy is the foundation of human dignity. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
State and Theories of Justice II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61618-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: The introduction to discussions on the justification of a theory of justice: the controversy between liberals and communitarians; An introduction to the different contexts of justice: the ethical, the legal, the political and the moral one. A demonstration of reciprocity and universality as criteria for justification of norms; A discussion on the bases of political legitimacy of a democracy under liberalism and communitarianism; Analysis of the discussion on fair versus good; Deliberative democracy as an alternative to communitarianism and liberalism. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
State and Theories of Justice III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61650-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: A critical and comparative study of the main conceptions of human nature and State in modern contractualism; An introduction to the main conceptions of justice and their bases of justification; The relationship between law and justice in Kant's Doctrine of Law; An introduction to Hegel's Philosophy of Law as a theory of justice; A discussion on the connection between Kant and Hegel when it comes to freedom and justice. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
State and Theories of Justice IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3150V-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: A presentation of the fundamentals of Kant's moral philosophy; An analysis of Hegel's critique to Kant's moral formalism; A discussion on the concept of contradiction in Kant's practical philosophy and Hegel's Philosophy of Law; An introduction to Hegel's ethics as complementary to Kant's morality. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
State and Theories of Justice V
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151H-03 |
45 |
Characterization of the triadic movement of dialectic as a method and system in Hegel. Confrontation between the conceptions of dialectic of Hegel and Popper. Discussion on the idea of freedom as a guiding and founding principle of Hegels Philosophy of Law. Explanation of what is necessary and what is contingent on the different forms of realization of the concept of law. Analysis of the actualization of Hegels Philosophy of law from Honneth. Discussion about the possibility of freedom within the Hegelian thesis that reason governs history. Discussion on the concept of recognition in Hegels Philosophy of Law. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
State and Theories of Justice VI
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71503-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: A presentation of the normative conception of the person; A discussion on the original position, procedural justice and the principles of justice in their different formulations; An analysis of the reformulation of the Theory of Justice in Political Liberalism and in Justice as Equity: a reformulation, as a political conception of justice; A demonstration of the idea of an existential minimum in the theory of justice as equity; An explanation of civil disobedience issues and the conscientious objector in the application of the principles of justice; A presentation of a comparative study between moral autonomy (Kant) and political autonomy (Rawls). |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
State and Theories of Justice VII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71521-03 |
45 |
To follow are the topics this course will address: A characterization of Kant's moral constructivism and |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| THADEU WEBER |
43 years and 3 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
THEORIES OF JUSTICE, ETHICS AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY I
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61613-03 |
45 |
This course will introduce students to the Theories of Justice, Normative and Applied Ethics and to Social and Political Philosophy, by exploring and providing deeper insights into the problems and key concepts of Political Theory, Critical Theory, Social Epistemology and Moral Epistemology. Based on works of selected contemporary scholars, such as John Rawls, Jürgen Habermas and Axel Honneth, this seminar will introduce students and provide them with deeper insights into the concepts, problems and discussions on Critical Theory, social normativity and political philosophy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
THEORIES OF JUSTICE, ETHICS AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY II
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61624-03 |
45 |
This course will introduce students to the Theories of Justice, Normative and Applied Ethics and to Social and Political Philosophy, by exploring and providing deeper insights into the problems and key concepts of Political Theory, Critical Theory, Social Epistemology and Moral Epistemology. Based on works of selected contemporary scholars, such as Theodor W. Adorno, Max Horkheimer, Herbert Marcuse, Seyla Benhabib, Nancy Fraser and Rainer Forst, this seminar will introduce students and provide them with deeper insights into the concepts, problems and discussions on Critical Theory, social normativity and political philosophy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
THEORIES OF JUSTICE, ETHICS AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY III
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 61656-03 |
45 |
This course will introduce students to the Theories of Justice, Normative and Applied Ethics and to Social and Political Philosophy, by exploring and providing deeper insights into the problems and key concepts of Political Theory, Critical Theory, Social Epistemology and Moral Epistemology. Based on works of selected modern scholars, such as Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Immanuel Kant, Georg W. F. Hegel and Karl Marx, this seminar will introduce students and provide them with deeper insights into the concepts, problems and discussions on Social Theory and Political Philosophy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
THEORIES OF JUSTICE, ETHICS AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY IV
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151D-03 |
45 |
Introduction to Theories of Justice, Normative and Applied Ethics, and Social and Political Philosophy, exploring and deepening problems and key concepts of Political Theory, Critical Theory, Social Epistemology, and Moral Epistemology. Drawing on select texts by contemporary authors such as Hannah Arendt, Michel Foucault, Alasdair MacIntyre, Michael Walzer, Charles Taylor, R.M. Unger, Amartya Sen, and Michael Sandel, this seminar introduces, explores, and deepens concepts, problems, and discussions in Theories of Justice, Communitarianism, and Political Philosophy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
THEORIES OF JUSTICE, ETHICS AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY V
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 3151P-03 |
45 |
Introduction to Theories of Justice, Normative and Applied Ethics, and Political and Social Philosophy, exploring and deepening problems and key concepts of Political Theory, Critical Theory, Social Epistemology, Moral Epistemology, Methodology, Normativity, Naturalism, and Neurophilosophy. Select texts from contemporary authors such as John Rawls, Jürgen Habermas, Axel Honneth, Michel Foucault, David Brink, Michael Smith, Christine Korsgaard, Patricia Churchland, Antonio Churchásio, Antonio Damásio, Jesse Prinz and the most recent contributions to Analytical Philosophy and Continental Philosophy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
THEORIES OF JUSTICE, ETHICS AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY VI
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71508-03 |
45 |
This course will introduce students to the Theories of Justice, Normative and Applied Ethics and to Social and Political Philosophy, by exploring and providing deeper insights into the problems and key concepts of Political Theory, Critical Theory, Social Epistemology and Moral Epistemology. Based on works of selected contemporary scholars, such as Patricia Churchland, António Damásio, John Searle, Michael Gazzaniga, Joshua Greene e Jesse Prinz, this seminar will introduce students and provide them with deeper insights into the concepts, problems and discussions on naturalist social theory, social normativity and philosophy of mind. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
THEORIES OF JUSTICE, ETHICS AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71527-03 |
45 |
This course will introduce students to the Theories of Justice, Normative and Applied Ethics and to Social and Political Philosophy, by exploring and providing deeper insights into the problems and key concepts of Political Theory, Critical Theory, Social Epistemology and Moral Epistemology. Based on works by selected contemporary scholars, such as John Rawls, Michael Sandel, Brian Barry, Thomas Pogge, Amartya Sen and Kenneth Baynes, this seminar will provide deeper insights into the concepts, problems and discussions on global justice, international policy, political realism, cosmopolitism and political philosophy as students will be introduced to these topics and explore them. |
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| NYTHAMAR HILARIO FERNANDES DE OLIVEIRA JUNIOR |
25 years and 8 months |
Link |
| CAMILA PALHARES BARBOSA |
|
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Communication Practices and Culture |
Master's |
Not required |
| Communication Practices and Culture |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
THEORIES OF JUSTICE, ETHICS AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY VIII
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 71550-03 |
45 |
This course will introduce students to the Theories of Justice, Normative and Applied Ethics and to Social and Political Philosophy, by exploring and providing deeper insights into the problems and key concepts of Political Theory, Critical Theory, Social Epistemology and Moral Epistemology. Based on works of selected contemporary scholars, such as Jürgen Habermas, Axel Honneth, Seyla Benhabib, Richard Bernstein, James Bohman, Kenneth Baynes and Rainer Forst, this seminar will introduce students and provide them with deeper insights into the concepts, problems and discussions on Critical Theory, Pragmatism, Linguistic Turn and Political Philosophy. |
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 191JM-01 |
15 |
|
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| AUGUSTO JOBIM DO AMARAL |
12 years and 8 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 191JK-01 |
15 |
|
| Professors |
Home time |
Lattes |
| NYTHAMAR HILARIO FERNANDES DE OLIVEIRA JUNIOR |
25 years and 8 months |
Link |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
| COD |
Workload |
Description |
| 191GR-01 |
15 |
|
| No offer for current semester |
| Concentration area |
Type |
Required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Master's |
Not required |
| Ethics and Political Philosophy |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Master's |
Not required |
| Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Doctorate |
Not required |
| Research line |
Description |
| The State and Theories of Justice |
This line of research addresses the theoretical and pragmatic aspects of the theories of justice from scholars such as Immanuel Kant, John Rawls and Jürgen Habermas, as well as their different critical and alternative views in communitarian and utilitarian theories. |
| Ethics Principles |
This line of research addresses the central issues of Ethics as they have been conceived over time and under the systematic aspect, in view of scholars such as Plato, Aristotle, Kant and others. The relationship between practical and theoretical reason is a central area. |
| Phenomenology and Hermeneutics |
This line of research is intended to analyze the classical theories of knowledge under the perspective of the philosophers of phenomenology, which has been the norm in Europe for almost a century and has representatives all over the world. |
| Philosophy in the Middle Ages |
This line of research addresses philosophers of the Middle Ages. |
| Analytic Epistemology |
This line of research addresses the fundamental topics of contemporary Epistemology: theories of knowledge, theories of epistemic rationality, skepticism and epistemic paradoxes. |
