B.A. (2019), education and philosophy program (2022), M.A. (2023), and now a doctoral researcher in philosophy at the University of São Paulo. He has developed scientific initiation and master's research on the concepts of error and privation in Spinoza's philosophy, performing two research internships at Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne (2018-2019; 2022). Additionally, he was a researcher of the FAPESP thematic project "Power, conflict and freedom: Spinoza and the paths of Modern and Contemporary Political Philosophy about democracy", coordinated by Marilena Chaui. He is developing a doctoral research, under the supervision of Luís César Oliva, about the model of human nature in Spinoza's philosophy. He has also participated as a tutor in the philosophy degree (2020) and is currently a monitor in the political science degree (2023-current) at FFFLCH-USP. He is a member of the Grupo de Estudos Espinosanos (USP) and of the editorial board of Cadernos Espinosanos (USP). He has publications in journals and periodicals on the philosophy of Spinoza, Descartes and the teaching of philosophy. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The concept of model of human nature [exemplar naturae humanae] is situated in Spinoza's philosophy in a complex situation: on the one hand, it seems that this concept has no foundation due to the relativity of the notions of good and evil, the formation of abstract universals, the emphasis on singular essences and the criticism of finalism; on the other hand, the notion of model is resto…
In the Fourth Meditation and the Principles of Philosophy, Descartes uses the term privation to refer to the form of error, which derives from the misuse of the free will. But a free will is exactly what Spinoza, in Letter 2 and propositions 48 and 49 of Ethics II, seeks to eliminate. Why, then, does Ethics II use the term privation to define the form of error? What is the purpose of Spin…
In the year of 1661, Spinoza addresses to Oldenburg a letter containing a critique of the cause of the error in Descartes' philosophy, but does not present the substitution of this one by a safer one. What is the Spinoza's explanation to truly determine the cause of the error? Would there be a doctrine of error in Spinoza's philosophy? A doctrine of error involves the following questions:…
In the Treatise on the Emendation of the Intellect, the Short Treatise and the Ethics, the notions of perfect and perfection are constantly referred in the context of the model of human nature. On the one hand, they are part of the strategy of conserving certain concepts after Spinoza demonstrated their absence of ontological foundation and their relativity. On the other hand, they do not…
The study of the concepts of error and privation leads to the conditions by which it is possible to attest the duplicity of the imagination in Spinoza. In Ethics II, the imaginative perceptions are related to the field of inadequacy in which the concept of error as privation is placed. However, in the same book Spinoza remarks that the human mind is not mistaken in imagining because the i…
From our research called "The doctrine of error in Spinoza's philosophy", we present the research project about the relation between error and language in Spinoza's philosophy, to be developed in three months (03) of internship at the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, under the advisory of Chantal Jaquet. On the one hand, the Treatise on the Emendation of the Intellect and Ethics II s…
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