Filosofia Antiga

THE "IS/IS NOT" READING FROM PARMENIDE, B2
José Trindade Santos
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 11 - 31

GORGIAS AND THE RHETORICITY: OMNIPRESENCE AND
OMNIPOTENCE OF THE RHETORICAL CAPACITY
Maicon Reus Engler
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 33 - 62

TRACES OF THE THE RELATIVISM OF PROTAGORAS IN
THE ANCIENT SCEPTICISM  Marisa Divenosa
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 63 - 83

EDUCATION, CHARACTER FORMATION AND MORAL
MOTIVATION IN PLATO  Mário Nogueira de Oliveira
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 85 - 104

PHILOSOPHISING WITH GADAMER AND PLATO: MOVEMENTS,
MOMENTS AND METHOD[S] OF DIALECTIC  Luiz Rohden
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 105 - 130

PARMENIDEAN PEDAGOGY IN PLATO'S TIMAEUS
William H.F. Altman
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 131 - 156

THE STRUCTURE OF THE EUDEMIAN ETHICS I, 1-5 Inara Zanuzzi
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 157 - 176

NICOMACHEAN ETHICS 1165B13-14: FILIVA AND CHARACTER
CHANG João Hobuss
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 177 - 185

THREE TYPES OF SOPHISTICAL ARGUMENT  Lucas Angioni
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 187 - 220

MORAL PARTICULARISM AND THE ARISTOTELIAN ETHICS 
Marco Zingano
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 221 - 252

GENERAL NOTES ABOUT TRUTHMAKERS AND TRUTHMAKING
IN ARISTOTLE Nazareno Eduardo de Almeida
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 253 - 275

GOOD EDUCATION AND SEARCH FOR PRINCIPLES IN THE
NICOMACHEAN ETHICS BOOK Priscilla Spinelli
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 277 - 297

THE "BEST" IN THE SCOPE OF HUMAN ACTION - EUDEMIAN
ETHICS I 8 Raphael Zillig
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 299 - 316

SOME REMARKS ABOUT INDUCTION, EXPOSITION, AND
PRINCIPLE OF NON-CONTRADICTION IN ARISTOTLE,
METAPHYSICS IV 3-4 Vivianne de Castilho Moreira
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 317 - 341

IS DIOGENIANUS (APUD EUS., PRAEP. EV. VI 8) A SOURCE FOR
CHRYSUPPUS' REPLY TO THE IDLE ARGUMENT? Paulo Ferreira
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 343 - 364

Varia

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRUDENCE AND MORAL
VIRTUES IN WILLIAM OF OCKHAM Pedro Leite Junior
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 367 - 384

LOGICA AND METAPHYSICS AS ONTO-THEO-LOGIC: THE
HEIDEGGERIAN READING OF THE SCIENCE OF LOGIC,
BY HEGEL Luciano Campos dos Santos
| Abstract     | Resumo    | p. 285 - 409