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The present work aims to trace back and examine the trajectory of João Cruz Costa, who was a Philosophy Professor at the beginnings of the FFLCH-USP, right after the end of the French mission that was responsible for establishing the Faculty of Philosophy at the Universidade de São Paulo.His writings and also his itinerary is examined in order to constrain his social network and to discuss the origin and consolidation of an USPian philosophical language.This thesis focuses the social and institutional framework of João Cruz Costa along three decades (1937-1965) at the Universidade de São Paulo.The work is divided in two parts: the first one relates the biography of João Cruz Costa to the political and cultural scenario of his time, considering the role of the USpian group of intellectuals and the modernist tradition of São Paulo; the second part describes the relation of João Cruz Costa with a Latin-American network of intellectuals lead by Leopoldo Zea, which was particularly widespread in Ibero-American countries.João Cruz Costa

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