Vol. 7 No. 1 (2016): Estudos sobre Schopenhauer – Ed. 13

Published: 2016-06-01

Editorial

• Editorial

  Vilmar Debona

  01-03

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Articles

• Schopenhauer and the architecture

  Maria Lúcia Cacciola

  04-14

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• Newton, Goethe and Schopenhauer on the colors: between quality and quantity

  Gabriel Valladão Silva

  15-56

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• Between the "characterology" of Schopenhauer and the "become what one is" of Nietzsche

  Antonio Edmilson Paschoal

  57-73

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• Metaphysics and immanence in Schopenhauer with a special view directed to Nietzsche

  Jair Barboza

  74-83

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• Vanity in Paul Rée: a question between Nietzsche and Schopenhauer

  Bruno Martins Machado

  84-104

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• Single thought and repetition in Schopenhauer

  Ruy de Carvalho

  105-122

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• Man’s need for metaphysics from the question about the concept of experience in general

  Juliana dos Reis Cuenca

  123-139

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• The metaphysics of conflict: some reflections on Schopenhauer’s politics

  Davide Ruggieri

  140-154

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• "Aphorisms on the wisdom of life": a work of political philosophy?

  Gustavo Augusto de S. Ferreira

  155-185

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• The intelligible character as an ontological foundation for the life wisdom

  Dax Moraes

  186-206

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• The irrationalism in the theory of Schopenhauer’s knowledge and Paul Feyerabend's epistemology

  Antunes Ferreira da Silva, Thalyta de Paula Pereira Lima

  207-223

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Reviews

• Dogmatismo e antidogmatismo: filosofia crítica, vontade e liberdade. Uma homenagem a Maria Lúcia Mello e Oliveira Cacciola (Org. Vilmar Debona, Eduardo R. da Fonseca, Flamarion C. Ramos et al.)

  Cláudia Assunpção Dias

  224-230

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Translations

• The pure subject of knowledge and the art

  Jair Barboza

  231-245

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