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    <title>Análise filosófica e implicações pedagógicas em 'Emílio, ou Da Educação’</title>
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    <description>Título: Análise filosófica e implicações pedagógicas em 'Emílio, ou Da Educação’
Abstact: This research analyzes the conception of moral education in Émile, or On&#xD;
Education (1762), by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, emphasizing its pedagogical&#xD;
implications. Written in the context of the Enlightenment, the work proposes a natural&#xD;
education that values freedom, sensitivity, and the gradual development of passions.&#xD;
Rousseau understands adolescence as a “second birth,” a decisive moment for the&#xD;
awakening of virtue and the construction of autonomy. The research highlights the&#xD;
distinction between natural and artificial passions, stressing the importance of pity as&#xD;
the first moral sentiment and the indirect role of the educator in shaping character. The&#xD;
methodology adopted is bibliographical and analytical, combining direct reading of the&#xD;
work with contemporary commentators. The results demonstrate the relevance of&#xD;
Rousseau’s thought, which continues to offer significant contributions to reflections on&#xD;
education, morality, and society</description>
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    <title>Liberdade  humana  e  presciência  divina  em  Agostinho  de  Hipona</title>
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    <description>Título: Liberdade  humana  e  presciência  divina  em  Agostinho  de  Hipona
Abstact: The  present  study  investigates  the  relationship  between  human  freedom  and  divine &#xD;
foreknowledge in the thought of Augustine of Hippo, based on a comparative analysis of the &#xD;
works On Free Choice of the Will (De libero arbitrio, 388–395) and On the Predestination of &#xD;
the Saints (De praedestinatione sanctorum, 429). Considering that, in both works, Augustine &#xD;
simultaneously  affirms  human  freedom  and  divine  foreknowledge,  the  problem  arises &#xD;
concerning  the  compatibility  between human  moral  freedom  and  divine  omniscience,  since &#xD;
everything that God foreknows necessarily comes to pass. In light of this, the study examines &#xD;
how  Augustine  articulates  these  concepts  throughout  his  intellectual  itinerary.  The &#xD;
understanding  of human  freedom  and  divine  foreknowledge  in  On Free Choice  of  the Will &#xD;
and On the Predestination of  the Saints  is analyzed,  in order  to  investigate whether there  is &#xD;
continuity  or  rupture  between  these  formulations,  which  correspond  to  distinct moments  in &#xD;
the development of the author’s thought. It is observed that, in On Free Choice of the Will, &#xD;
there is an internal inflection in the notion of freedom: from a conception according to which &#xD;
the  human  will  would  be  capable  of  both  fall  and  self-redemption,  to  a  progressive &#xD;
understanding  of  freedom  as  requiring  divine  assistance.  In  this  initial  phase,  divine &#xD;
foreknowledge,  although  conceived  in  a  predominantly  contemplative  manner,  functions &#xD;
chiefly as a guarantor  of human freedom, since  its object  is  the  free movement of  the  will, &#xD;
without  implying  causal  interference  in  its  exercise.  In the mature phase of Augustine’s&#xD;
thought,  especially  in  On  the  Predestination  of  the  Saints,  divine  foreknowledge  is &#xD;
reconfigured  and  assumes  an  active  and  efficacious  character,  intrinsically  linked  to  the &#xD;
doctrine of grace and predestination. God not only foreknows human actions, but also knows &#xD;
and  governs  the  human  will,  electing  from  eternity  those  to  whom  He  grants  efficacious &#xD;
grace,  through  which  free  will  is  restored  and  oriented  toward  the  Supreme  Good.  This &#xD;
conception does not eliminate human freedom, but understands it as a constitutive structure of &#xD;
the person, expressed differently between the elect, who are enabled by grace to perform the &#xD;
good, and the non-elect, whose freedom remains oriented toward sin. Thus, no radical rupture &#xD;
is found between the works analyzed, but rather a structural continuity in the affirmation of &#xD;
human freedom as the foundation of moral responsibility in the face of divine sovereignty</description>
    <dc:date>2025-12-18T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>A proposta de gênero de Judith Butler na obra: Problemas de Gênero</title>
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    <description>Título: A proposta de gênero de Judith Butler na obra: Problemas de Gênero
Abstact: This study addresses the following question: how does Judith Butler understand gender identity in Gender Trouble (2024a)? In order to answer this question, the paper is divided into two parts. The  first  examines  the  project  developed  in  Gender  Trouble  (2024a),  that  is,  the  main propositions advanced by Butler in this work: the conception of the subject of feminism as open, the characterization of heterosexuality as melancholic, and the understanding of the body as a set  of  boundaries. After  presenting  these  formulations  and  the  critiques  Butler  directs  at  a significant  range  of  authors  —  Luce  Irigaray,  Simone  de  Beauvoir, Monique Wittig,  Julia Kristeva, Jacques Lacan, Sigmund Freud, and Claude Lévi-Strauss — the second part focuses &#xD;
on her proposal of gender as performativity and parody. This section first addresses Butler’scritique of the metaphysics of substance and then, after demonstrating the artificiality of the unity and coherence of gender, explains the notion of gender as a doing and as a parody</description>
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    <title>O simbolismo do sertão: uma leitura filosófica de Grande Sertão Veredas</title>
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    <description>Título: O simbolismo do sertão: uma leitura filosófica de Grande Sertão Veredas
Abstact: This work aims to conduct a philosophical examination of João Guimarães Rosa’s novel Grande Sertão: Veredas (1956), beginning with a necessary justification about the possibility of philosophically interpreting a literary work. It discusses a mode of philosophical expression characteristic of Brazil and presents ethodological approaches for articulating this relationship. Subsequently, drawing on the thought of Romanian philosopher Mircea Eliade, it explores the notion of myth as a sacred narrative that structures human experience and reveals exemplary models of existence, emphasizing concepts such as hierophany, symbol, and sacred time and space. Finally, in order to understand the intellectual formation of the author, the study presents a biographical and intellectual analysis of Rosa, highlighting his mystical, metaphysical, and literary influences, as well as the dialogue between Eastern traditions, Hermetic thought, and classical Western philosophy. This articulation allows for a reading of Rosa’s work as a literary reactivation of the universal mythical imagination. The analysis demonstrates how the novel stages rites of passage, existential crossings, and metaphysical tensions, condensing in its language and structure archaic elements that persist within contemporary literature. Thus, Grande Sertão: Veredas emerges as a fertile field for philosophical reflection and as a modern mbodiment of sacred mythic structur</description>
    <dc:date>2025-01-10T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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