Vol. 9 (2022)

Artigos

• Digitality, war machines and apparatus of capture. Crossovers between scientifical-military and theoretical-critical knowledge for a cartography of contemporary distinction between war, politics and culture

  Pedro Cerruti

  502-531

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• Biopolitics, development and the exclusion of severe life

  Jaciel Santos Karvat, Jairo Marchesan, Krishna Schneider Treml, Sandro Luiz Bazzanella

  481-501

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• Capitalist religion and the becoming black of the world some considerations from Achille Mbembe and Giorgio Agamben

  Caio Paz

  453-480

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• The military regime in Canoinhas (SC) and its implications for regional development (1964-1985)

  Micael Eduardo Bonfim, Alexandre Assis Tomporoski

  429-452

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• Law and sovereign violence in rite of spring by Stravinsky

  Rafael Lazzarotto Simioni, Julia de Paula Faria

  403-428

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• The state of exception as standard and the banned life of the legal system a study from Agamben

  Dilson Brito da Rocha

  383-402

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• Neoliberalism as war machine and it’s affinities with the neofascist war machine

  Émerson dos Santos Pirola

  345-382

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• Before power extreme right had roots in the brazilians and polishes thinking

  Gregório Unbehaun Leal da Silva

  325-344

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• Biopower and biopolitics Sade between Foucault and Agamben

  Luciana Fiamoncini Frainer, Luís Carlos Rodrigues, Celso Kraemer

  301-324

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• The end of humanism and the social dimension of lichtung according to Sloterdijk

  Evandro Bilibio

  285-300

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• Dialectic between consciousness and law in Paul Ricoeur kantian respect as a mobile for the moral judgment in situation

  Claudia Aita Tiellet, Douglas Carré

  269-284

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• The necropolitics in the violations of indigenous rights in the COVID-19 pandemic the necessary path of ecosocialism

  Gilvan Martins de Souza Filho

  241-268

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• The erath and evil laudato si’ for a lay thinker

  Victor Samuel Rivera

  200-240

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• The state racism and the war as paradigms of biopolitic

  Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar y Soler, Camila Gabriela Pollnow, Ruan Lucas Bastos, Eduardo Matheus Campos Fischer

  185-199

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• “Dad, I want bread!" Jack Dinkhuysen : the passage of a Dutch conductor through Santa Catarina (1931-1935)

  Matheus Theodorovitz Prust

  150-184

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• Ontological dispositive Agambenian readings of the philosophy of technique in Heidegger

  Marcus Vinicius de Souza Nunes

  129-149

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• Medicine a privileged actor?

  Sarah Bernadete de Carvalho Alcantara

  105-128

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• The legal subjectivity of the criminalization of lgbtqia+phobia and the constituent barbary in identity judicialization in Brazil

  Rafael dos Reis Aguiar

  80-104

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• The experience of strangeness and the contradiction of the absurd in the Albert Camus’s novel The Stranger

  Sandro Mira Toledo

  51-79

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• Man and nature or man is nature? a look at the part-whole relationships and the geometric of the passions in Spinozian ethics

  Joana Cruz de Simoni

  36-50

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• The naked life and the subject of law a dialectic of opposition

  Eduardo Cândido da Silva

  17-35

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• The use of podcast as a methodology of philosophy teaching

  Jeferson Ostroski Martins, Lucilia Maria Goulart de Andrade Bonfim

  1-16

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