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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas (IFCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Professor at Universidade Federal do ABC (UFABC. Bachelor in Philosophy at the Universidade de São Paulo (2004) and PhD at the same University (2011). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In contrast to the approaches defending Kantian morality as based on the conception of an individual and isolated reason that gives law to itself, this proposal intends to show that Kant conceives morality as grounded on a rational practical capacity that needs to be developed in society, under historical and empirical circumstances. For reaching this purpose, the project aims to investig…
The concept of order used to be inseparable from the representation of an ordainer, to which human intelligence immediately turns. However, how should it be understood in the context of Kant's Critical Philosophy, given that the philosopher sought to break with the fundamental solidarity that grounded the relationship between God and the order of the world in the Only Possible Argument? T…
To answer upon the necessity of the pure concepts on the constitution of experience, Kant resorts to an essential process which must be able to unite that which is empirical and that which is conceptual: synthesis. Whilst Kant defines synthesis essentially as a function of imagination, increasingly, its association with understanding becomes evident, which becomes apparent in the Objectiv…
In the Appendix to the Transcendental Dialectic, Kant exposes the regulative use of the "idea of systematic unity." One of the greatest difficulties of this text is to determine the epistemological status of the regulative use of this idea: is it an idea to be used merely as a logical principle or is it to be used as a transcendental principle? Is it a principle by which one seeks "perfec…
In this research, we propose to interpret the Appendix to the Transcendental Dialectic based on the theses stated by Kant in the Introduction to the Transcendental Dialectic. This proposal is justified by a more general reading hypothesis: the logical form of the syllogism should be taken as the guiding thread for understanding the theses stated in the Transcendental Dialectic. In the fir…
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In the Appendix of Transcendental Dialectic, Kant affirms that the assumption of the transcendental principle of systematic unity is necessary for the possibility of experience. However, as Willaschek remarks, if the assumption of the transcendental principle of systematic unity is to be regarded also as a necessary condition for the possibility of experience, this assertion must not con…
In this text, I present the research project that I will develop during my internship abroad at Humboldt University. By highlighting the problem of the separation of spheres that permeates the debate between Judith Butler and Nancy Fraser in the 1990s, I will shed light on the concepts of materialization and the materiality of ideology in Butler's work during this period. In what follows,…
The present project aims to study the relationship between ethical community and moral progress in Kantian philosophy. We will start from an analysis of the concept of ethical community in the Religion text to then articulate it with the notion of progress present in the history texts, starting from the Idea of a universal history with a cosmopolitan aim. We seek to understand how this pr…
Rousseau's proposal for girls' education is different from what he thought for boys. For him, girls should be educated to submit to male opinions and social mores. Mary Wollstonecraft, however, did not agree with such an educational project and argued that only reason should drive women. The feminine emancipation proposed by Wollstonecraft goes through a rational development that is estab…
The proposal for a two-month research at the University of Groningen is part of a wider project that aims to investigate how Kant's principle of autonomy of the will presented in his works on moral grounds is strongly linked to his understanding about the historical process of Enlightenment and the importance of public use of reason for the fulfillment of morality in history. Within this …
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