PRESENTATION – AESTHETICS AND EXISTENCE: PHILOSOPHY AND ART
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Aesthetics, Existence, Philosophy, ArtAbstract
This collection of texts originates from writings derived from presentations at the V International Colloquium on Aesthetics and Existence, held entirely online due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the year 2021. This colloquium focused on the relationships between Philosophy and Art. This meeting continues the series of colloquia, which, under the general title of Aesthetics and Existence, has been fostering a fruitful academic and transdisciplinary dialogue on various philosophical themes related to our experience of existing and feeling in this world.
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2023-08-31
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de Oliveira Caminha, I., & Lucena dos Santos, G. (2023). PRESENTATION – AESTHETICS AND EXISTENCE: PHILOSOPHY AND ART. Problemata: International Journal of Philosophy, 14(2), 169–170. https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v14i2.67866
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Dossiê especial – ESTÉTICA E EXISTÊNCIA: FILOSOFIA E ARTE
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