Descartes: José R. Maia Neto
O Professor José raimundo de Maia Neto possui graduação em Ciencias Sociais pela Universidade Federal Fluminense (1983), mestrado em Filosofia pela Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (1987) e doutorado em Filosofia pela Washington University in Saint Louis (1991). Atualmente é Professor Associado da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Atua na área de História da Filosofia Moderna, desenvolvendo pesquisa sobretudo sobre as correntes céticas do século XVII.
O professor José Raimundo apresenta um pouco da história de René Descartes, pensador francês do século XVII. Descartes vive num período de crise no pensamento e na cultura européia, crise alimentada pela descoberta do Novo Mundo e de novos textos de Aristóteles, por mudanças nas teorias Físicas e na concepção de natureza, muito incentivadas pelas criações do Renascimento. Seu interesse recai sobre a Física e Matemática, maior ainda é o interesse pela fundamentação filosófica dessas ciências. Sua reflexão se volta para um questionamento epistemológico a partir do sujeito. Antes de saber o que são as coisas, pergunta sobre como conhecemos as coisas, afinal nossos sentidos são falíveis, a experiência não é sempre confiável. Por isso é preciso perguntar sobre a natureza do homem, sobre o seu mecanismo de conhecimento.
“Penso, logo existo”. Desdobramentos desta famosa afirmação: dúvida dobre a existência das coisas, certeza da existência do sujeito pensante. Deve haver algum pensamento para que seja possível a dúvida. Dúvida hiperbólica, dúvida teórica radical, dúvida que não é prática. O papel de Deus na fundação do conhecimento.
Descartes e o racionalismo moderno. Construção do conhecimento numa base racional, impacto teórico que influencia toda a modernidade. As “Meditações Metafísicas” e suas “Objeções e Respostas”. O ceticismo cartesiano.
Leitura da “Carta Prefácio” dos “Princípios de Filosofia”. Apresentação de músicas contemporâneas a Descartes.
Maro 10th, 2010: 4:50 am
Dear Dr. Maia Neto,
Please allow me to introduce myself as the Publisher for Brill and in this capacity responsible for the Philosophy program.
We have been provided with a journal proposal on “Skeptical Studies”, an idea related to the recent foundation of the International Society for the Study of Skepticism. We are pleased to include here below a draft of the Aims and Scope and preliminary Editorial Board for your perusal.
We would be most grateful if you would comment on the following:
i. Does the Aims and Scope suitably cover this area?
ii. Does the proposed Editorial Board provide a good international coverage of the subject area? Are there any colleagues/peers/young outstanding scientists missing from the proposed Editorial Board and whom you would recommend to participate?
iii. What do you think will be the strategic niche of “Skeptical Studies”, helping to distinguish it from other existing ‘competitors’?
iv. Will the proposed journal best serve the readers’ needs?
v. To help us weigh different values, what is your best idea of the potential readership, audience subsets, and the size of annual potential readership? What main media outlets, societies, journals would we need to engage to adequately reach its various parts?
I look forward to hearing your thoughts. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Kind regards,
Suzanne
Suzanne Mekking
BRILL
Sr. Acquisitions Editor Old Testament and Qumran, Philosophy
P.O. Box 9000, 2300 PA Leiden
The Netherlands
mekking@brill.nl
www.brill.nl
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Aims, scope and rationale for the launch of the journal of “Skeptical Studies” (SKEP)
As the first international journal entirely devoted to philosophical skepticism, Skeptical Studies will publish high-quality academic articles and discussion notes on any field of research relevant to the study of skeptical thought. The journal will serve as a forum for debate and exchange of ideas among leading international scholars. The wide range of areas covered will include the history and significance of ancient, medieval, and modern skepticism; epistemological skepticism; ethical skepticism; and religious skepticism. Although committed to the standards of clarity and rigor of so-called analytic philosophy, the journal will be open to a variety of methodologies and traditions.
Skeptical Studies will also contain reviews and critical notices of major books on skepticism, and will organize book symposia on recent ground-breaking works. It will on occasion publish special issues devoted to current lively debates on specific topics or authors.
The Rationale: Nowadays, the great number of essays dealing with skepticism is published either in collective volumes or in journals devoted to the history of philosophy or to contemporary analytic philosophy. Surprisingly enough, there is no specific international forum for discussion of skeptical thinkers, arguments, and positions. Therefore, this journal would be a most welcome addition to the existing philosophy journals, thus filling an important gap in the market.
Editorial Structure
The Editors-in-chief will be Duncan Pritchard (Chair in Epistemology at the University of Edinburgh, UK) and Diego E. Machuca (Researcher in Philosophy at the Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas, Argentina). There will also be a Book Review Editor.
Likely Members of the Editorial Board:
Julia Annas (University of Arizona)
Richard Bett (Johns Hopkins University)
Richard Fumerton (University of Iowa)
Don Garrett (New York University)
John Greco (Saint Louis University)
Christophe Grellard (Unversité Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Anna Maria Ioppolo (Università di Roma “La Sapienza”)
Richard Joyce (University of Sydney)
Peter Klein (Rutgers University)
Thomas M. Lennon (University of Western Ontario)
Paul Moser (Loyola University of Chicago)
Dominik Perler (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong (Dartmouth College)
Ernest Sosa (Rutgers University)
Emidio Spinelli (Università di Roma “La Sapienza”)
Barry Stroud (University of California, Berkeley)
Maro 10th, 2010: 4:51 am
Dear Dr. Neto,
Please delete my above message from your site,
Thank you! Suzanne
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