No. 32 (2024)

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6-9
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Dossier Transpositions in Antiquity Studies(s)

Euripides, the poet of destructive passions

Maria de Fátima Silva

10-19
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Human, animal, and plant in Virgil’s Georgics: porousness of borders and empathy

Matheus Trevizam

20-30
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The tyrant’s mortar: reification, voracity and international agency in Aristophanes’ Peace (vv. 236-300)

Emiliano Buis

31-45
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Memories of the Open Sea, Medea tells her story: Consuelo de Castro and Medea of Euripides

Orlando Luiz de Araújo

46-52
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Research on Classical Antiquity and dialogue with Brazilian society: some reflections from Federal University of Parana (UFPR)

Renata Senna Garraffoni

53-62
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The Mitologando Project and the communication of knowledge

Katia Teonia Costa de Azevedo

63-72
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Extension at the Classical Culture Center of the Federal University of Ceará

Ana Maria César Pompeu

73-77
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The logic of being in Parmenides: between poetry and philosophy

Maria Aparecida de Paiva Montenegro, Hedgar Lopes de Castro

78-90
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Aristophanes and Plato: the agreement between on the problem of democratic freedom

Cristina de Souza Agostini

91-100
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The reverse of Socrates: Xanthippe and the place of women in the history of Philosophy

Rafael Guimarães Tavares da Silva, Sara Camila Barbosa dos Anjos

101-113
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Dion Chrysostom’s palimpsest in Discourses 11, 37-43

Rogério Gimenes de Campos

114-121
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Alcibiades, the “natural” non-Philosopher

Jovelina Maria Ramos de Souza

122-133
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Varia

Why isn’t it a Brazilian philosophy?

John Karley de Sousa Aquino

134-146
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What is public philosophy

Vitor Sommavilla

147-159
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Sovereignty, immanence and colonization: the historical form of the baroque in Walter Benjamin, Carl Schmitt and Fr. António Vieira

João Emiliano Fortaleza de Aquino

160-177
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Nihilistic devastation: Feuerbach, Nietzsche and Dostoevsky

Wesley de Jesus Barbosa

178-196
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Paradigms of African Philosophy for brazilian anti-racist education

Elnora Gondim, Tiago Tendai Chingore, Paulo Jorge de Oliveira Viana

197-213
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The question of anguish as a form of a proper self-existence in Martin Heidegger

Manuela Saadeh

214-225
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Other philosophies? Notes on the philosophical decolonization proposal

Dannyel de Castro

226-242
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The autoerotic nature of the human soul in the Platonic theory of eros

Jéssyca Aragão de Aragão de Freitas

243-251
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Alcibiades and Sophrosyne: a look from the ancient ambiance

Damiana Patrícia Alves Camurça Maciel, Vicente Thiago Freire Brazil

252-264
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Resenhas

Newton Bignotto and the phenomenology of coups d'état

Lucas Barreto Dias

265-269
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The metaphysics of the “trace”

Andressa Lidicy Morais Lima

270-276
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Full Content

Full Content

Editorial

Editorial

Dossier Transpositions in Antiquity Studies(s)

Euripides, the poet of destructive passions

Human, animal, and plant in Virgil’s Georgics: porousness of borders and empathy

The tyrant’s mortar: reification, voracity and international agency in Aristophanes’ Peace (vv. 236-300)

Memories of the Open Sea, Medea tells her story: Consuelo de Castro and Medea of Euripides

Research on Classical Antiquity and dialogue with Brazilian society: some reflections from Federal University of Parana (UFPR)

The Mitologando Project and the communication of knowledge

Extension at the Classical Culture Center of the Federal University of Ceará

The logic of being in Parmenides: between poetry and philosophy

Aristophanes and Plato: the agreement between on the problem of democratic freedom

The reverse of Socrates: Xanthippe and the place of women in the history of Philosophy

Dion Chrysostom’s palimpsest in Discourses 11, 37-43

Alcibiades, the “natural” non-Philosopher

Varia

Why isn’t it a Brazilian philosophy?

What is public philosophy

Sovereignty, immanence and colonization: the historical form of the baroque in Walter Benjamin, Carl Schmitt and Fr. António Vieira

Nihilistic devastation: Feuerbach, Nietzsche and Dostoevsky

Paradigms of African Philosophy for brazilian anti-racist education

The question of anguish as a form of a proper self-existence in Martin Heidegger

Other philosophies? Notes on the philosophical decolonization proposal

The autoerotic nature of the human soul in the Platonic theory of eros

Alcibiades and Sophrosyne: a look from the ancient ambiance

Resenhas

Newton Bignotto and the phenomenology of coups d'état

The metaphysics of the “trace”

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