Vol. 25 No. 2 (2025)

Articles

• The post human of transhumanism

  Tiago Xavier

  1-16

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• From heterotopia to techno-heterotopia: towards a state of common immunity

  Bráulio Rodrigues

  17-37

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• ‘Determinants’ and ‘determination’ in marx’s thesis as a basis for a criticism of its reception by the field of public health

  Leonardo Carnut, Daniele Correia, Anna Lidia Beltrán Marín, Yohanka León del Río

  38-57

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• Confucius’s Pragmatic Educational Philosophy: Insights for Holistic Innovation in Vietnamese Education in the Digital Era

  Bui Xuan Dung

  58-67

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• The measure as freedom and autonomy: a reading of the doctrine of being of the science of Hegel’s logic

  Adilson Feiler

  68-76

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• Political theology and democracy

  Luis Uribe Miranda

  77-87

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• Philosophy and existence: counterruinants mobilities of life

  Isadora Franco

  88-106

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• Every well (source) can be poisoned: on deepfakes and the threat of epistemic apocalypse

  Bismarck Bório de Medeiros

  107-122

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• The influence of Proclus during the reception of Euclid's Elements in the sixteenth century

  Douglas Lisboa de Jesus

  123-141

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• Nietzsche and the western decadence: the transversality of death

  Alonso Zengotita

  142-160

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• Vattimo’s nihilistic hermeneutics: from the fabulation of the world to history as the history of salvation

  Douglas Willian Ferreira

  161-173

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• The phenomenological journey of forgiveness in Paul Ricœur

  Wellington Pires

  174-185

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• Confucianism across borders: a comparative analysis of its introduction and integration in South Korea and Vietnam

  Nhu Thi Nguyen

  186-204

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• African animism as a strategy of decolonial resistance in the novel a Louca de Serrano, by Dina Salústio

  Francisca Patrícia Pompeu Brasil

  205-216

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• Human emancipation as the horizon of critique: revisiting the debate on the position of humanism in Karl Marx’s mature oeuvre

  Lutti Mira

  217-237

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• The inviability of art in the neoliberal world: cinema and the crisis of narration

  Lucas Eduardo da Silva Galon

  238-252

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• Epistemic racism: the silencing of ancient african philosophy in Aristotle's metaphysics

  Francisco Erik Washington Marques da Silva

  253-273

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• Anthropophagy as a decolonial method

  Marcos Lentino Messerschmidt

  274-288

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