Philosophy journal of a scientific and academic nature, published in digital format and published every six months. Edited by the Research Group on Phenomenology, hermeneutics and metaphysics, supported by the Collegiate of Philosophy of Unioeste, the magazine publishes unpublished materials in the form of articles and reviews resulting from the production of researchers, national and foreign, who carry out research in the aforementioned areas (phenomenology, philosophical and metaphysical hermeneutics).
Periodicity: Semiannual
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Submission System: Continuous Flow
Manuscripts may be submitted at any date. As soon as they are sent, the evaluators will be designated and, if approved, will be incorporated in the next issue to be published.
Publication System: ahead of print
Papers accepted for publication and whose editorial procedures have been closed will be immediately published in the electronic version. This will be done until the writing of a new issue is completed.
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Philosophy, Life, Art, Architecture, History, Memory, Language, Psychology, Creativity, and Design! These are the areas that the contributors to this Dossier are engaged in. This proposal is the result of four years of dialogue between design and philosophy, between the editor of Aoristo – International Journal of Phenomenology, Hermeneutics and Metaphysics (Roberto S. Kahlmeyer-Mertens, Professor in the Graduate Program in Philosophy at the Western Paraná State University/UNIOESTE), and the organizer of the Dossier (Marli T. Everling, Professor in the Graduate Program in Design at the University of the Region of Joinville/UNIVILLE). The Dossier – the first in as special issue of Aoristo Journal – is organized in a program that may suggest a certain reading order. However, the eleven texts are autonomous and complete in themselves, allowing for random reading or reading of selected texts. The grouping of contributions into themes in five different intersections aims to offer some linearity. This edition expresses our recognition to all those who ventured into the structuring, articulation and production of this rich Dossier, expanding worlds, which, in part, we share here.
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Sérgio Luciano da Silva, Rita Aparecida da Conceição Ribeiro
Felipe Kaizer, Priscyla Gomes
Marcos Beccari, Gustavot Diaz
José Isaías Venera
Amanda Victória, João Eduardo Chagas Sobral, Marli Teresinha Everling
Amanda Victória, Marli Teresinha Everling, Milene Buschle Moura, Helena Morgenstern
Amanda Victória, Bruno Ferreira R. dos Santos, Marta Araujo Ramos
Amanda Victória, Daniela Valentini
