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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas (FFLCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduation at Ciências Sociais from Universidade de São Paulo (2012), master's at Science Politics from Universidade de São Paulo (2015) and doctorate at Science Politics from Universidade de São Paulo (2020). Has experience in Political Science, focusing on Theory of Modern Politics, acting on the following subjects: liberalismo, benjamin constant, arbítrio, revolução francesa and decisão. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project proposes an analysis of how the question of democracy and representation appears in the thought of three authors and actors of the French Revolution: Maximilien Robespierre, Thomas Paine and Abbé Sieyès. In this context, democracy starts to be presented positively, and these authors are crucial to this change. Furthermore, in the thinking of Paine and Robespierre, the term de…
Contemporary French Political Philosophy is profoundly affected by the critiques of totalitarianism formulated in the 1970s. In the intellectual environment marked by this theme, Furet leads, from the end of the decade, a study group at EHESS that brings together, among others, Lefort, Castoriadis, Gauchet, Rosanvallon, and Manent. Designated by Lynch (2010) as the "French school of the p…
The central quest of this research is the place of arbitrariness ("l'arbitraire") in Benjamin Constant's (1767-1830) political thought. Unlike the more conventional perspective, which tends to resume the question by presenting Constant as an author that radically rejected arbitrariness, this research intends to explore the subject of arbitrariness as a real political problem that the thin…
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This is a proposal for a Research Internship at Centre des Savoirs sur le Politique - Recherches et Analyses (CESPRA). The Internship is part of an Undergraduate Research that aims to understand the innovation that Paine and Robespierre made regarding the concept of democracy. Part of this innovation is the transformation from direct democracy to representative democracy. We base our work…
The critiques of totalitarianism formulated in the 1970s hold profound impact in contemporary French political thought. In the intellectual environment characterized by this theme, François Furet leads, from 1977 on, a study group at EHESS that brings together, among others, Claude Lefort, Cornelius Castoriadis, Marcel Gauchet, Pierre Manent, and Pierre Rosanvallon, resulting in the found…
This project is part of a doctoral research on the problem of arbitrariness in Benjamin Constant's (1767-1830) work. This research stage focuses on the dialogue between Constant and a current of political thought that we propose to call "liberalism of order". This expression is an adaptation of the "liberal authoritarianism" employed by Howard Brown, and especially by Andrew Jainchill, in…
The master's research to which this project is linked aims at confronting the interpretations of the French Revolution proposed in the nineteenth century by François Guizot and Alexis de Tocqueville. Taking as a starting point the thesis defended by Pierre Rosanvallon in Chapter VIII of the book Le modèle politique français, according to which Guizot is part of a "Jacobin liberalism" that…
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