Graduated in History from the Centro Universitário das Faculdades Metropolitanas Unidas (2019) and in Philosophy (2023) from the University of São Paulo. She has experience in the area of Modern Philosophy, mainly topics related to the metaphysics and theology of the philosophy of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. During his graduation in Philosophy, he carried out the project "Bodies beyond phenomena: substantial bond and compound substance in Leibniz" which was part of the thematic project "Power, conflict and freedom: Spinoza and the paths of Modern and Contemporary Political Philosophy regarding democracy" with support from Fapesp. She is currently a master's student at the Department of Philosophy at the University of São Paulo and develops the project "Leibniz and the body's controversy: a philosophical, theological and political problem". (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Our research investigates the relation between theological issues and the concept of substantial bond created in the dialogue between Leibniz and Des Bosses at the beginning of the 18th century. We propose, against a certain tradition of Anglo-Saxon and French interpretation, that the concept of substantial bond does not arise only as a means of solving the problem of the ontological stat…
This work intends to analyze how Leibniz's philosophy starts to consider bodies as substances from the questioning about transubstantiation raised by Fr. Des Bosses in the correspondence they maintained at the beginning of the 18th century (1704-1716). We infer that in proposing a solution to the problem of Catholic dogma from the data of his own metaphysics, Leibniz also dissolves an obs…
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