The Postgraduate Program in Philosophy (PPGFIL/UFRN) has been promoting, since May 27th, a cycle of conferences in philosophy and a series of communications between students and masters. The event is open to undergraduate and postgraduate philosophy students, as well as anyone interested in conceptual thinking.
All conferences take place on Wednesdays at 7pm and communications from students and graduate teachers every Monday, also at 7pm. They will be accessible on PPGFIL's Youtube, Facebook and Instagram.
Next Wednesday, the 10th, the conference “Neoliberalism as a counter-insurgency technique: the genealogy of authoritarian liberalism by Gregoire Chamayou” will be given by professor Luiz Philipe de Caux, from UFRN. Next Monday, the 8th, the communication will be with the master's student Victor Pereira Gomes and the conversation will address “The Searlean criticism of the Turing test”
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