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Apresentação: a dignidade humana como ecoemergência fundamental

Direitos e deveres humanos: ecoemergência fundamental

A coleção Cuidar da Casa Comum continua, com este volume, o seu compromisso de integrar espiritualidade, interculturalidade e práticas sustentáveis como eixos estruturantes de uma reflexão teológica em diálogo com as urgências do tempo presente. A justiça ecológica e a justiça social encontram aqui uma linguagem comum, articulando direitos e deveres como expressões complementares da dignidade partilhada. Que Di...

From selfcare to taking care of our common home: spirituality as an integral an...

One of the great threats to health in the 21st century is the relationship between health and environmental issues, as there is an inevitable relationship between the planet’s degradation and health problems. In this sense, health is also seen as a problem of public order, and more precisely of political order, to the extent that such an environmental issue implies public health as a social value that affects t...

Poetry and Lyre: The role of the chorus in the second stasimon of Oedipus Rex

Indebted to the religious rituals performed on the altars dedicatedto the gods, poetry and the lyre find their aesthetic and human strength on the Dionysian stage where spectators have the opportunity to cross their fragile humanity with the virtues of their kings, their heroes and their gods. Along with the knowledge-power of Oedipus, halfway between the divine and the human, stands the chorus which, with a ci...

Governamentality and piloting in ancient Greece: a foucaultian analysis

Based on Foucault's thinking, this article intends to show intersecting points in Ancient Greece,  between piloting, connected to the navegation metaphor and the notion of governamentality. Going through one's own government, political government and medicine,  which to the French thinker, are the three activities that come closest to the art of driving a boat, we see how this took up significant spac...

Listening as Therapy in Plutarch: a Focaultian Reading

This article intends to investigate the importance of the hearing skill in the Greek-Roman Antiquity, especially in what concerns to the two treaties of Plutarco, as an exercise that is capable of providing the cure for an illness that had been considered almost incurable: the chattiness. Starting from the last courses and written material by Michel Foucault we can realize in what way the listening skill repres...