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EPISODE · Aug 16, 2021 · 54 MIN

Interfaces e desafios da Fenomenologia

from Matéria Phi · host Materia Phi

O professor Carlos Tourinho entrevista o professor Adriano Holanda (Departamento de Psicologia da UFPR), cujas pesquisas concentram-se em torno da história do pensamento fenomenológico no Brasil. Eles conversam sobre as razões e os desafios de todo pesquisador face aos estudos de Fenomenologia, além da chegada da Filosofia Fenomenológica no Brasil. Tratam ainda das relações entre Fenomenologia e Ciências Humanas, bem como do uso de conceitos fenomenológicos nas Ciências Cognitivas.

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