PhD Student in Philosophy of Science at the University of São Paulo (USP). Holder of a Master's and Bachelor's degree in Social Sciences from "Júlio de Mesquita Filho" São Paulo State University (UNESP), having also completed an international research internship at the University of Urbino (Italy) as part of his undergraduate studies. Main fields of interest comprise the Engelsian Ontology and the Philosophy of Science, particularly the relationship between Biology, Emergentism and Reductionism to Dialectics. Across three distinct projects, he worked as a research scholar funded by the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP), which provided full financial support for his scientific initiation, international research internship (BEPE), and master's degree. Currently holding a PhD Scholarship, granted by CAPES. Awarded the "Academic Merit" Title by UNESP for achieving the highest GPA in the Social Sciences undergraduate program, class of 2019. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The following project proposes an research aiming to measure the possible correlations and divergences between Engels' Philosophy and the theoretical-methodological conceptions of the so called "dialectical biologists", i..e, Stephen Jay Gould, Richard Levins and Lewontin. Initially describing the controversial Engelsian ontology - that sees dialectics in nature -, we assess its considera…
The present research has as objective the comparison of the philosophical theses from Friedrich Engels to those of Vladimir Lenin. Observing the controversial engelsian ontology - which sees dialectics in nature-, we remark the immense influence of his philosophical apprehensions in Marxism and contemporary Natural Sciences, in areas that vary between evolutionary genetics to the Bungean …
We propose in this project a preparatory study to the analysis of Vladimir Lenin's Conspectus on Hegel's Logic (1914), what would be the next part of our main research in Brazil. Given the character of Lenin's work, a set of sparse and often disconnected notes on Hegel's notorious Science of Logic, we infer that, as prerequisite to correctly apprehend the Conspectus, a detailed assessment…
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