The researcher conducts research on the history of philosophy, with a special focus on phenomenology. He is currently developing a master's thesis at the Department of Philosophy at the University of São Paulo (USP) under the guidance of prof. Marcus A.F. Sacrini. In 2020, he completed his bachelor's and degree in Philosophy at USP. During graduation, he carried out a scientific initiation project on the concept of transcendental intersubjectivity in the philosophy of Edmund Husserl. In addition, as a member of the Tutorial Education Program (PET-Philosophy), he participated in several extension activities over four years (2016-2019), such as organizing philosophical cafes, editing magazines, tutoring, organizing congresses, etc. Since 2018, he has been an active member of GEFen (Phenomenology Study Group of the Department of Philosophy at USP). In addition, as an extension activity, he currently carries out monitoring activities in the Academic Reading and Literacy Practices program (PLEA) at the Faculty of Philosophy, Letters and Human Sciences at the University of São Paulo.His main interests are: Contemporary Philosophy; Phenomenology; intersubjectivity; Merleau-Ponty; Husserl; Sartre; Heidegger. // Email: israel.milhomem@usp.br // Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/israel-rossi-milhomem-320a9911b // GEFen: https://gefenusp.wordpress.com/ (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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It is intended to elaborate a research about the place that the question of otherness has in the late philosophy of Edmund Husserl, especially in Cartesian Meditations. To this end, this research starts from the hypothesis that the problem of the relationship between the self and the other arises in Husserlian philosophy with the aim of giving a full meaning to phenomenology, that is, in …
The present research intends to investigate the place that the question of alterity has in Edmund Husserl's late philosophy, especially in Cartesian Meditations (1929). The central hypothesis of the work is that the theme of the intersubjective relationship between the self and the other has the objective of giving a full meaning to phenomenology, leading it, therefore, beyond the strict …
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