Yara Frateschi Professor of Ethics and Political Philosophy Departament of Philosophy Universidade Estadual de Campinas yfrateschi@gmail.com Education: A.B. (philosophy): Universidade de São Paulo, 1996 M.A. (philosophy): Universidade de São Paulo, 1998 Ph.D (philosophy): Universidade de São Paulo, 2003 Visiting Scholar: Columbia University, Department of Political Science (january-december 2000) Enseignant chercheur: École Normale Supérieure, Paris (january-february 2006). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In The Construction of the Other as Non-Being as foundation of Being, Sueli Carneiro formulates the concept of raciality device, articulating it with the notion of epistemicide. Her goal is to understand the construction of the other and the murder of their knowledge in the domain of relationships ethnic-racial. For Carneiro, the European colonial project and the dissemination of the raci…
In this research, I propose to take the path of Simone de Beauvoir's thinking from her explicit dialogue with Marx, with the aim of understanding to what extend the historical-dialectical materialism constitutes progressively the beauvoirian feminist thinking through the concepts of situation and ambiguity. To begin with, I'll analise the influence of the distorted english translation of …
To whom is granted the freedom enshrined in the 1789 Declaration of Human and Civic Rights? For Mary Wollstonecraft, this document did not include women. In theory, the Declaration does not make a clear distinction, but in practice women were confined to the domestic space. Philosophers such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau, for example, argued that women would have a different reason than men, w…
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This research, consequence of our former investigations, will focus on the possible relation between the Second Discourse and the Social Contract in order to understand how Rousseau's great critic work can relate to his great propositive work. Our hypothesis is that not only the principles of the ideal society specified on the Social Contract aim to face the problems pertaining to the civ…
The post-doctoral research proposal aims at investigating the tension between two constituent elements of the political philosophy of German Aufklärung which are presented in an author who is crucial to the period, namely Christian Thomasius (1655-1728). This tension can be formulated as follow: on the one hand the claim to, without the assistance of the theology, ground the law and the p…
This master's project is a continuation and completion of our undergraduate research concerning Arendt's concepts of singularity, plurality, political action and freedom. This project, entitled "The impossibility of political and the mass society" and funded by FAPESP, prioritized a research on critical of Hannah Arendt to tendency of mass society to make the construction of a field for p…
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The aim of this project is to investigate the limits and possibilities of political action innon-totalitarian mass society based on Hannah Arendt's analysis of civil disobedience in Crisis of the Republic (1969). For such purpose, we are going to address Jean Cohen and Andrew Arato's criticism to Arendt's analysis of social movements in their work Civil Society and Political Theory (1995)…
The aim of this research is to examine Seyla Benhabib and Rainer Forst's strategies for grounding the normative dimension of critical theory. Both Benhabib and Forst offer philosophical justifications for the normative and metanormative criteria guiding social criticism. Besides, they also take as their starting point attempts to reformulate Habermas's discourse principle maintaining its …
This abroad research internship project inserts itself in a broader Master's research that is being developed at the Department of Philosophy of University of Campinas' Institute of Philosophy and Human Science. The objective of the research as a whole is to investigate the possible relation between the Second Discourse and the Social Contract in order to understand how Rousseau's great c…
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