Vol. 13 No. 2 (2015)

• Editorial

  Pablo Rubén Mariconda

  259-262

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Artigos

• A certain latitude: Georges Canguilhem, bio-politics and life errancy

  Vladimir Safatle

  335-367

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• Simondon and constructivism: a recursive contribution to the theory of concretization

  Andrew Feenberg

  263-281

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• Gilbert Simondon and a biological philosophy of technology

  Wendell Evangelista Soares Lopes

  307-334

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• The fascination of technological compulsion: on scientific rationality in Hans Jonas

  Maurício Chiarello

  369-395

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• Voltaire and Algarotti: diffusers of Newton's optics in Europe in the eighteen century

  Breno Arsioli Moura, Cibelle Celestino Silva

  397-423

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• Simondon, cybernetics and mechanology

  Ivan Domingues

  283-306

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Resenhas

• Ethics, knowledge, and life

  Rodolfo Franco Puttini

  449-458

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• On the concept of invention in Gilbert Simondon

  Marcos Camolezi

  439-448

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• Technical advancement and humanization in Gilbert Simondon

  Cristiano Cordeiro Cruz

  431-438

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• Revisiting Jacques Ellul's thought in the twenty first century society

  Jorge Barrientos-Parra

  425-430

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• The bio-politics of psychic sufferings

  María Fernanda Vásquez Valencia

  459-469

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