Escolar Documentos
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5 a 9 de Novembro de 2018
[November 5 to 9, 2018]
Departamento de Filosofia
[Department of Philosophy]
Local [Venue]
Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo [Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo]
Rua Ministro Godoy, 969.
Perdizes, São Paulo - SP – Brasil.
Patrocínio [Sponsorship]
Agradecimentos especiais pelo apoio a [Special thanks for the support to]
Paulo Duarte
Julio D’Oliveira
João Araújo Pinto Neto
Gunde Olof Olsen
Luiz Adelino de Almeida Prado
Eduardo Tuma
D’Arthagnan Vasconcelos Jr.
José Luiz Zanette
Vera Maria Zugaib
ISSN 1983-9537
Resumos [Abstracts]
18º Encontro Internacional sobre Pragmatismo/Resumos
[18th International Meeting on Pragmatism/Abstracts]
Centro de Estudos de Pragmatismo [Center for Pragmatism Studies]
Programa de Estudos Pós-Graduados em Filosofia [Philosophy Graduate Program]
Departamento de Filosofia [Department of Philosophy]
Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo [Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo]
Editores [Editors]
Ivo Assad Ibri (PUC-SP)
Edélcio Gonçalves de Souza (USP)
Robert Innis (University of Lowell, Ma, USA);
Arthur Araújo (UFES);
Cassiano Terra Rodrigues (PUC-SP)
Eluiza Bortolotto Ghizzi (UFMS)
Lucia Ferraz Nogueira de Souza Dantas (PUC-SP)
José Luiz Zanette (CEP-PUC-SP)
Marcelo Silvano Madeira (PUC-SP)
Rodrigo Vieira de Almeida (CEP-PUC-SP)
Ficha catalográfica elaborada pela Biblioteca Reitora Nadir Gouvêa Kfouri/PUC-SP
[Catalog record made by Dean Nadir Gouvêa Kfouri Library/PUC-SP]
Projeto gráfico do livro [Book graphic design]: Eluiza Bortolotto Ghizzi (UFMS)
Capa do livro [Book cover]: Raquel Ponte (CVD-EBA-UFRJ)
Ilustração: Bras Lamagni (FreeImages)
Diagramação final [Final layout]: Virtual Diagramação S/C Ltda
Gerenciamento de impressão: Desirée Paschoal de Melo (USP)
ÍNDICE
[TABLE OF CONTENTS]
Conteúdo
PROGRAMA
[PROGRAM]............................................................................................................12
05/11/2018 - Segunda-feira
[11/05/2018 - Monday]
Tarde/Noite [Afternoon/Evening]
Manhã [Morning]
Coordenação da sessão [Session Chair]: Maria Eunice Quilici González (UNESP-Marília, Brasil)
[9:00 am - Danilo M. de Souza Filho (PUCRJ, Brasil)
10:00 am] Peirce, Descartes e a possibilidade de uma
Conferência 2 [Lecture 2] Filosofia Cética
[Peirce, Descartes and the Possibility of a Skeptical
Philosophy]
Comentário [Comment] Ivan Domingues (UFMG, Brasil)
[10:00 am -
Coffee break
10:30 am]
[10:30 am - Robert Innis (University of Massachusetts
11:30 am] Lowell, EUA)
Between the Thinking Hand and the Eyes
Conferência 3 [Lecture 3] of the Skin: Pragmatist Aesthetics and
Architecture
[Entre a mão pensante e os olhos da pele:
Estética pragmatista e arquitetura]
Comentário [Comment] Cassiano Terra Rodrigues (ITA, Brasil)
[11:30 am -
Intervalo para almoço [Lunch break]
1:30 pm]
Tarde [Afternoon]
Corredor Central, ao lado da rampa – 3º piso [Main Corridor next to the ramp – 3rd Floor]
[1:30 pm -
Sessão de pôsteres [Poster session]
3:00 pm]
AUDITÓRIO 333 - 3º PISO [AUDITORIUM 333 - 3RD FLOOR]
[3:00 pm -
Coffee break
3:30 pm]
AUDITÓRIO 333 - 3º PISO E AUDITÓRIOS 100 E 117A - 1º PISO
[AUDITORIUM 333 - 3RD FLOOR AND 100 AND 117A - 1ST FLOOR]
[3:30 pm -
Programa de Comunicações [Communication Program]
6:00 pm]
Manhã [Morning]
Tarde [Afternoon]
Manhã [Morning]
AUDITÓRIO 333 - 3º PISO [AUDITORIUM 333 - 3RD FLOOR]
Sessão de conferências [Conference session]
Coordenação da sessão [Session Chair]: Maria Alejandra Caporale Madi (PUCSP, Brasil)
[9:00 am - James Liszka (State University of New York
10:00 am] Plattsburgh, EUA)
Conferência 7 [Lecture 7] Revisiting Peirce’s Convergence Theory of Truth
[Revisitando a Teoria Convergencial da Verdade
de Peirce]
Comentário [Comment] Lucia Santaella (PUCSP, Brasil)
[10:00 am -
Coffee break
10:30 am]
[10:30 am - Ciano Aydin (University of Twente, Holanda)
11:30 am] Self-formation as Sublimation: Peirce as an
Conferência 8 [Lecture 8] Existential Philosopher
[Auto-formação como sublimação: Peirce como
filósofo existencial]
Maria Eunice Quilici González (UNESP-
Comentário [Comment]
Marília, Brasil)
[11:30 am -
Intervalo para almoço [Lunch break]
2:00 pm]
Tarde [Afternoon]
AUDITÓRIO 333 - 3º PISO [AUDITORIUM 333 - 3RD FLOOR]
Sessão da Sociedade Brasileira de Lógica [Brazilian Logic Society Session]
Coordenação da sessão [Session Chair]: Cassiano Terra Rodrigues (ITA, Brasil)
[2:00 pm - Itala M. Loffredo D’Ottaviano (UNICAMP, Brasil)
3:00 pm] Conferência 9 [Lecture 9] On the Theory of Quasi-truth
[Sobre a Teoria da Quase-verdade]
Comentário [Comment] Edelcio Gonçalves de Souza (USP, Brasil)
[3:00 pm -
Coffee break
3:30 pm]
AUDITÓRIO 333 - 3º PISO E AUDITÓRIOS 100 E 117A - 1º PISO
[AUDITORIUM 333 - 3RD FLOOR AND 100 AND 117A - 1ST FLOOR]
[3:30 pm -
Programa de Comunicações [Communication Program]
6:00 pm]
Manhã [Morning]
6/11/2018 – Terça-feira
[11/6/2018 – Tuesday]
Tarde [Afternoon]
Tarde [Afternoon]
Tarde [Afternoon]
Coordenação da sessão [Session Chair]: Monica Aiub da Costa (Instituto Interseção-SP, Brasil)
[4:30pm- Monica Aiub da Costa (Instituto Interseção-SP, Brasil)
6:00pm] Contribuições de Peirce para a construção de modelos mentais baseados
em analogias musicais
[Peirce’s contributions to the construction of mental models based on musical
analogies]
Antonio Sergio da Costa Nunes (UFPA, Brasil)
O ser humano e o organismo vegetal: Uma abordagem semiótica
[The human being and the vegetable organism: A semiotic approach]
Iana Valença Cavalcanti (UFPE, Brasil)
Enativismo e as consequências da ação do corpo no e com o mundo para
a cognição
[Enactivism and the consequences of the action of the body in and with the world for
cognition]
Tarde [Afternoon]
Coordenação da sessão [Session Chair]: Maria Alejandra Caporale Madi (PUC-SP, Brasil)
[3:30pm José Crisóstomo de Souza (UFBA, Brasil)
-6:00pm] Para um materialismo poiético-pragmático como reconstrução de Marx
[Toward a poietic pragmatic materialism as a reconstruction of Marx]
Maria Alejandra Caporale Madi (PUC-SP, Brasil)
Normas dialógicas: Uma abordagem peirciana
[Dialogical norms: A Peircian approach]
Eliane Aparecida Dorico Washington (PUC-SP, Brasil)
A importância da Semiótica Peirciana para a efetividade do direito
[The importance of Peircean Semiotics for the effectiveness of Law]
Paulo Duarte Guimarães Filho (PUC-SP, Brasil)
Contribuições da filosofia de Peirce para o esclarecimento de
desenvolvimentos na psicanálise de concepções sobre o inconsciente
[Contributions from Peirce’s philosophy to the enlightenment of developments in
psychoanalysis of conceptions about the unconscious]
Cleane Silva Rocha (UFMA, Brasil)
Utopia liberal: A proposta política de Richard Rorty
[Liberal utopia: Richard Rorty’s political proposal]
Coordenação da sessão [Session Chair]: Isabel Victoria Galleguillos Jungk (PUC-SP, Brasil)
[3:30pm Paniel Reyes Cárdenas (UPAEP, Mexico)
-6:00pm] Beliefs and Habits of action and expectation: Elements of a pragmatist
epistemology
[Crenças e Hábitos de ação e de expectativa: Elementos de uma epistemologia
pragmatista]
Pedro Bravo de Souza (UNESP-Marília, Brasil; FAPESP); Marcos Antonio
Alves (UNESP - Marília, Brasil)
Crença e Probabilidade: Peirce e Ramsey
[Belief and Probability: Peirce and Ramsey]
Bárbara Beatriz Silvestre Sampaio, Palloma dos Santos de Jesus (FSB-SP,
Brasil)
Sobre os conceitos de Crença e Hábito na Filosofia de Peirce
[About the concepts of belief and habit in Peirce’s philosophy]
Isabel Victoria Galleguillos Jungk (PUC-SP, Brasil)
Desvelando a semiose: as interconexões entre as dez classes de signos de
C. S. Peirce
[Unveiling semiosis: the interconnections among the ten classes of signs of C. S. Peirce]
Alexandre Augusto Ferraz (UNICAMP, Brasil)
A natureza formal da matéria a partir da filosofia de Charles Sanders
Peirce
[The formal nature of matter from the philosophy of Charles Sanders Peirce]
05/11/2018 - Segunda-feira
[11/05/2018 – Monday]
Tarde [Afternoon]
Corredor Central, ao lado da rampa – 3º piso
[Main Corridor next to the ramp – 3rd Floor]
Coordenação da sessão [Session Chairs]: Renata Silva Souza (Unesp-Marília, Brasil) e Gabriela
L. M. Moreira (UFMS, Brasil)
GUILHERME ALEXANDRE MARTINS AMARAL (UNESP, BRASIL)
O MÉTODO A PRIORI NA FIXAÇÃO DE CRENÇAS: UMA ANÁLISE
POLÍTICA
[THE A PRIORI MEHOD IN FIXATION BELIEFS: A POLITICAL ANALYSIS]
LEONARDO FRANCISCO COSTA DE ANDRADE (UNESP –
MARÍLIA)
AS CATEGORIAS FENOMENOLÓGICAS E O CONCEITO
PRAGMÁTICO DE MENTE EM PEIRCE
[THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL CATEGORIES AND THE PRAGMATIC
CONCEPT OF MIND IN PEIRCE]
DAPHNE MARTINS BATISTA ANTONIO; BRUNA MARCELA
FURLAN (UNESP – FFC – MARÍLIA, BRASIL)
ABDUÇÃO E FIXAÇÃO DE CRENÇAS NA ERA DOS BIG DATA
[ABDUCTION AND FIXATION OF BELIEFS IN THE BIG DATA ERA]
COLAPIETRO, Vincent
(University of Rhode Island, EUA)
DE TIENNE, André
(Indiana University, EUA)
REFERENCES
Mikenberg, I., da Costa, N.C.A., Chuaqui, R. Pragmatic truth and approximation to truth.
The Journal of Symbolic Logic, 51 (1), 1986, p. 201-21.
D’Ottaviano, I.M.L., Hifume, C. Peircean pragmatic truth and da Costa’s quasi-truth.
Studies in Computational Intelligence, 61, 2007, p. 383-398.
REFERÊNCIAS
Mikenberg, I., da Costa, N.C.A., Chuaqui, R. Pragmatic truth and approximation to truth.
The Journal of Symbolic Logic, 51 (1), 1986, p. 201-21.
D’Ottaviano, I.M.L., Hifume, C. Peircean pragmatic truth and da Costa’s quasi-truth.
Studies in Computational Intelligence, 61, 2007, p. 383-398.
FABBRICHESI, Rossella
(Università degli Studi di Milano, Itália)
HOUSER, Nathan
(Indiana University, EUA)
INNIS, Robert E.
(University of Massachusetts Lowell, EUA)
BETWEEN THE THINKING HAND AND THE EYES OF THE SKIN: PRAGMATIST AESTHETICS
AND ARCHITECTURE
In Dewey’s Art as Experience we find the following passage: “It is not just the visual
apparatus but the whole organism that interacts with the environment in all but routine
action. The eye, ear, or whatever, is only the channel through which the total response
takes place. A color as seen is always qualified by implicit reactions of many organs,
those of the sympathetic system as well as touch. It is a funnel for the total energy put
forth, not its well-spring. Colors are sumptuous and rich just because a total organic
response is deeply implicated in them.” The purpose of this paper is to follow up on
concrete detail how this works out in the case of architecture. Architectural works
exemplify in the highest degree Dewey’s assertion that aesthetic experience is first a
foremost a matter of perception in the fullest sense, although he does not claim that
it is necessarily the highest art. Architectural works are universally accessible without
our having to go to museums and concert halls, which means that we can test the
relevance and scope of our aesthetic categories by objects that are all around us.
The built world, the architectural world, is, as Dewey put it, “supremely expressive of
SKAGGS, Steve
(University of Louisville, EUA)
THE PEIRCE’S PLACE IN THE HISTORY OF LOGIC: A DIALOGUE WITH THE “FREGE-
RUSSELLIAN TRADITION”
In order to understand the role of Charles Sanders Peirce in the course of philosophical
thought, especially that which he has carried out in his studies of the nature of logic,
one must consider certain aspects of his theory and compare them with the questions
dealt with by the thinkers extolled by tradition. In view of this analysis, we seek to
clarify Peirce’s place in the history of logic and to establish to what extent his writings
are as important for the construction of human knowledge as those left by consecrated
thinkers. Is it possible to consider Peirce as a logician comparable to Aristotle or Frege?
What does logic gain by embracing your theory? We deal with these and other issues
throughout this text. For this, in the first section, we present the slopes of logic that
divides it into two currents of thought in which are situated the contributions of its
collaborators, namely, logic as an universal language and logic as a calculus, or model-
theoretical. We intend to situate Peirce among these traditions and to understand some
aspects of his theory. In the second section, we address the most fundamental axes of
Peirce’s logical thinking and its originality in the face of tradition. What only did Peirce
bequeath to the study of logic and how to proceed? To answer this question, we shall
consider the six specificities of Peirce’s theory raised by Dipet and how they make him
a singular thinker. Finally, in the third section, we used a text by Anellis, How Peircean
was the “Fregean Revolution” in Logic?, to argue that Peirce worked, at some points
even earlier, on the same issues as Frege and Russell, understood as responsible for
the revolution of logic in the nineteenth century. We present the seven points that,
according to Heijenoort, were the novelties brought by the Fregean tradition for logic
and we argue from the text of Anellis that such points were also approached by Peirce,
although not recognized by the mainstream line of logic.
BALLABIO, Alessandro
(UPN, Colombia)
BORTOLETTO, Edivaldo J.
(Unochapecó, Brasil)
ENACTIVISM AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE ACTION OF THE BODY IN AND WITH
THE WORLD FOR COGNITION
The status of the nature of the mind is a matter of interest to a diversity of areas of
knowledge. Interdisciplinary investigations on this theme occur in the contemporary
cradle and are very interesting to the most up-to-date Philosophy of Mind. Questions
such as i.) “What is the relationship between brain and mind?” ii.) “How well is the
relationship between body, thought, action and world?” iii.) “What is the status of
mental representation and what she says about the concept of cognition?” appear as
crucial issues for the contemporary study of mind. Discordances in these topics usually
arise in the cognitive models of traditional approaches called I-Cognition (internalism,
intellectualism and individualism) whose central thesis is that of cognition as a process
of transformation of syntactic symbols, and of cognition models of the theoretical
strands of Enativism, whose argumentation develops from a denunciation of that these
classical conceptions present gaps that make it impossible to think of cognition beyond
the representational scope (Hutto and Myin, 2013, 2017), as well as to modify the
notion of representation itself (Noe, 2004, 2009), giving margin for the emergence of
E-Cognition positions (embodied, enactive, extended and embedded).In this case, the
focus is on the “E” aspects of the mind, such as 1. Embodied, in which the thesis is held
that “at least some mental processes - not all and not by any means - are made up of
more than brain processes, by broader bodily processes” (ROWLAND, 55, 2010), 2.
Enactive, in which research is directed toward the way an organism combines actions
with the demands of the environment for perception, which defends the notion that
“at least some mental processes extend to the environment of the cognitive organism
insofar as they are composed of actions interpreted and organized by the organism
in the surrounding world” (p. 58, 2010) and 4. Embedded investigates how the body
THE FORMAL NATURE OF MATTER FROM THE PHILOSOPHY OF CHARLES SANDERS PEIRCE
The aim of this talk is to present some reached results in our PhD thesis, its central
hypothesis and its partial answer. In our work, we try to make explicit the formal
nature of matter, conceiving it as a kind of element that emerges from and in the
informational dynamic of signs, that is, from the relation between forms. In other
words, our proposal is to make explicit what Peirce (6.25) means with “[…] matter
is effete mind, inveterate habits becoming physical laws”. Our central hypothesis
consists of considering the logical-semiotic process in the peircean sense, as the
process responsible for what we call materialization of information. This happens by
means of the teleological character and of the final cause which are present in the
genuine representative process. The specific objectives of our thesis that are going to
be presented in this talk were divided in two main parts: In Part A, named semiotic
aspects of information, (i) we explicitly outline the peircean concept of representation,
stressing its teleological character; and (ii) we present the peircean concept of
information, taking into consideration two approaches: the first is the logic-formal
aspect, which conceives only symbolic information in verbal discourse presented in
humankind language. The second is a peircean mature concept, when he conceives that
degenerate signs can also participate in the process of complexification and conveying
of information. In Part B, named metaphysical aspects of information, (iii) we present
the concepts related to the ontology of Peirce’s philosophy in order to better understand
the nature of form and its process of evolution – the concepts of quality, chance, habit,
final cause, efficient cause etc. show how the teleological process of form evolution
works; (iv) we present the metaphysical characterization of information, conceived by
Peirce as the connection between form and matter, and its identification with the being.
The focus of this chapter (and of this part of the presentation of the communication)
is the consideration of form complexification through semiotics process, relating it
to the process of abduction and induction. Furthermore, we stress the character of
second intention related to information; finally, (v) we present the systematization of
our hypothesis, proving how matter – inveterate mind – can be the result of a logical
process of information exchange (forms relationship) which is teleological, general,
continuum, begetting cosmic novelty and evolution. Thus, we can identify information
as a real factor whose process can generate the material elements as resulting from
a final causality that generates them as natural classes.
MUSSOI, Aniely C.
(IA, UNESP-SP, Brasil)
NUNES, Antonio S. da C.
(UFPA, Brasil)
PARRAVICINI, Andrea
(UNIMI, Itália)
A READING OF THE MEMORY OF OLD PEOPLE FROM THE PEIRCIAN SEMIOTICS: SCHOOL,
BAR AND CHURCH AS SIGNS OF STRUCTURE
The questioning that drives this study arises from the need to know the past from the
memory of real characters, noting that education takes place in life beyond formal
education. So, based on the memories of elderly, how does education and community
structuring through the signs school, bar and church? In a countryside community of
the South of Brazil, formed by Italo-Brazilians, everything intertwines. Families attend
the same places, and the elements are part of an infinite network of meanings. So, this
work starts with the objective of understanding how education and structuring proceed
through the signs proposed in the problem. With this, I bring to the dialogue, thinkers
SANTOS, Murilo
(FSB-SP, Brasil)
WASHINGTON, Eliane A. D.
(PUC-SP, Brasil)
YANKOVA, Reni
(NBU, Bulgaria)
THE OTHER PATH: THE ROLE OF IMAGINATIVE MEDIATION IN THINKING - FROM KANT
TO PEIRCE
Since René Descartes and the era of Rationalism, the Western philosophical thought
has been dominated of the mind-body dualism, rapidly extended to a metaphysical
notional. Opposing the famous school of the British Empiricists, Descartes and his
followers - Spinoza and Leibniz, succeeded to put the Western philosophical tradition
into the new cannon of the metaphysical dualism. Descartes has considered the
universe as composited of two radically different kinds of substances - the mind defined
as thinking, and the body - defined as matter and unthinking. It will not be exaggerated
to say that the Cartesian dualism went on to influence many of the subsequent Western
philosophers in the following three centuries. Despite its innovative attributes and its
significant influence, the Cartesian doctrine also brought a certain limitation to the
Western thought. Reducing all meaningful processes in both - mind and universe - to
deduction and logical thinking, Descartes deprived them of creativity, spontaneity and
imagination. Then a significant question could raises: is thinking possible through any
ANDRADE, Leonardo F. C. de
(UNESP – Marília)
ACTION AND FREE WILL: PROBLEMS ABOUT AUTONOMY AND RESPONSIBILITY IN THOMAS
NAGEL’S PERSPECTIVE
The problem of free will and its possible relations to action has long been discussed
in the history of Western thought. Thomas Nagel, a contemporary philosopher of
the mind, also addresses the problem and concludes by its insolubility. This problem
basically arises in such direction: how can there be an action that is an integral or
even partial consequence of the agent, if his actions can be objectively explained
through a vision external to the agent himself? The external and objective analysis
of action has no room for anything but causality, states Nagel. And furthermore, the
world - understood as a process - also does not give the agent the protagonism of
his own life, he states in The View from Nowhere. The agent, thus taken objectively
as a result lacking in peculiarities relative to itself, is who underlies the problems
about action. Moreover, for Nagel, the objective standpoint overcomes the subjective
one, whereas it is able to encompass a wider scope of objective reality:; and the
action, when related to the free-will problem, is, for Nagel, in the latter objective
scope. However, “the subjective” scope must never be ignored or reduced, and for
this purpose, Nagel argues about action, treating it as a basic mental category,
irreducible to the physical one, and of a psychophysical nature. Such a consideration
gives us the opportunity to characterize Nagel’s posture as a dualism of properties.
Indeed, although he concludes that all the entities present in reality belong (as far
FARIA, Tobias
(FIL - PUC-SP, Brasil)
FERREIRA, Sabrina B. R.
(UNESP - FFC - Marília, Brasil)
LUCAS, Cristhian
(UNICENTRO – Brasil)
PASCOAL, Valdirene A.
(UNESP - FFC - Marília, Brasil)