“Pluralism and Philosophy” is the topic of a round table this Monday

The Postgraduate Program in Philosophy at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (PPGFIL) promotes this Monday, 29th, a round table on “Pluralism and Philosophy”, starting at 7pm with online broadcast on social media. The panel will be composed of professor Dr. Gabriel Kafure (IF-Sertão PE), and UFRN master's students Pedro de Sá Barbosa and José Anderson Bezerra.
 
On Wednesday, the 1st, the Conference will be held: “Registration of the speech and treatment of the experience in Georges Bataille”, with Prof. Dr. Anderson Barbosa Camilo (UFRN), also broadcast online from 7pm.
 
Upcoming events:
 
Round table: “Pluralism and Philosophy”
Hountondji and Bachelard: pluralism as a methodological and phenomenological concept in the approach to cultural knowledge in African philosophy.
Prof. Dr. Gabriel Kafure (IF-Sertão PE)
Local vertical metaphysical pluralism and ontological isolation.
Master's student Pedro de Sá Torres Barbosa (UFRN)
From Marx to Fanon: the commodity fetish and the black being.
Master's student José Anderson dos Santos Bezerra (UFRN)
Wednesday, June 29th, at 7 pm.
 
Conference:
“Inscription of speech and treatment of experience in Georges Bataille”
With Prof. Dr. Anderson Barbosa Camilo (UFRN)
Wednesday, July 1st, at 7pm.

School of Music presents recital by UnB pianist

The School of Music of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (EMUFRN) welcomes this Wednesday, 29th, at 8pm, the renowned pianist Gisele Pires Mota, professor at the University of Brasília (UnB) and PhD from Florida State University (USA), for a recital performance in the Onofre Lopes Auditorium. Titled Hommage, the presentation brings together Polish…

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UFRN graduates its first student in Libras/Portuguese Language

At the end of 2012, the local press reported with some satisfaction that UFRN, through the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts (CCHLA) and the department of humanities (DLET), offered an undergraduate course in humanities with qualifications in Portuguese and Brazilian sign language (LIBRAS). The course in question was proposed in person, with the…

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Postgraduate in History begins defenses of first PhD class

On April 13, at 3 pm, researcher Jandson Bernardo Soares defends his work entitled “The disputed textbook: An Analysis of the Brazilian Didactic-Editorial Space (1995-2016), in CCHLA auditorium C. This is the second defense of the first doctoral class of the Postgraduate Program in History (PPGH) since its creation. The PPGH, created in 2005, began…

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