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Amos Nascimento

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ID3846209
NAMEAmos Nascimento
GIVEN NAMESAmos
FAMILY NAMENascimento
SIGNATURENASCIMENTO A
AFFILIATIONSSchlumberger (Ireland)
ORCID0009-0005-7538-6248
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR2
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1997
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX1
  • Critique of rights. ChristophMenkeCambridge, UK

    Open Access•Amos Nascimento•ARTICLE•Constellations•2022

  • A Matter of Discourse

    Amos Nascimento•EDITOR•BOOK•Matter of Discourse•2018

    Part 1 Communities, contexts and challenges to discourse theory: the fact of pluralism and the multicultural quest for community, Amos Nascimento which person? whose community? on the controversy between liberalism and communitarianism, Rainer Forst. Part 2 Plurality and cognitivism in light of Anglo American pragmatism: pluralism and universalism in discourses ethics, Christina Lafont are moral concerns irreducible to ethical concerns? Habermas …

  • Human Dignity

    Matthias Lutz Bachmann, Amos Nascimento et al.•EDITOR•BOOK•Human Dignity•2018

  • Putting Kant's Geography on the Map

    Amos Nascimento, Philosophy Documentation Center•ARTICLE•Radical Philosophy Review•2012

  • Filosofía Ambiental en Brasil

    Amos Nascimento, James Jackson Griffith•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•2012

    Brasil tiene una larga historia de problemas ambientales, pero la filosofía parece ir atrás de otras disciplinas que activamente consideran esta historia. Sin embargo, existe una tradición intelectual suficientemente rica para permitir el surgimiento de una filosofía ambiental genuina. Basados sobre una detallada panorámica de las discusiones pertenecientes a la reflexión ambiental y al activismo en Brasil, este trabajo revela tres campos de tens…

  • Environmental Philosophy in Brazil

    Amos Nascimento, James Jackson Griffith•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•2012

    Brazil has a long history of environmental problems, but philosophy seems to lag behind other disciplines that actively consider this history. Nonetheless, there is a sufficiently rich intellectual tradition to allow a genuine environmental philosophy to emerge. Based on a detailed overview of discussions pertaining to environmental reflection and activism in Brazil, three fields of tension in recent Brazilian environmental history—military devel…

  • Syncretism as a Form of Multicultural Politics

    Amos Nascimento•ARTICLE•Latin American and Caribbean…•2012•References: 21

    Starting with Hegel's definition of a ‘struggle for recognition’ in his ‘dialectics of master and slave,’ this article shows that contemporary Anglo-American theories of multiculturalism follow Hegel without realizing that African slavery was his implicit point of departure. Similarly, defenders of multiculturalism in Latin America claim that hybridity, mestizaje, miscegenation, and syncretism are good models for a different kind of multicultural…

  • On the global inter‐location of a postcolonial city

    Amos Nascimento•ARTICLE•City•2006•References: 10

    Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, became internationally known as the modern city par excellence. However, recent discussions on architecture, urban studies, city planning and globalization seem to have forgotten this city, dislocating it from its visible place. This essay discusses some critical approaches that could help us to locate Brasilia on the map again. The first approach is defined here as national, as it deals with the internal historic…

  • Identities in conflict? Latin (African) American

    Open Access•Amos Nascimento•ARTICLE•Peace Review•1997•Cited by: 1

    Cultural identities were defined not long ago in terms of encompassing general categories based on differences and related mostly to continental markers or to the political delimitation of a given nation state. Today, however, we are more sensitive to culture, gender, beliefs, and general capabilities, and this has made a difference in our understanding of identities. In the case of culture— understood broadly—"American,” a term that refers to a …

  • Identities in conflict? Latin (African) American

    Open Access•Amos Nascimento•ARTICLE•Peace Review•1997•Cited by: 1

    Cultural identities were defined not long ago in terms of encompassing general categories based on differences and related mostly to continental markers or to the political delimitation of a given nation state. Today, however, we are more sensitive to culture, gender, beliefs, and general capabilities, and this has made a difference in our understanding of identities. In the case of culture— understood broadly—"American,” a term that refers to a …

  • Identities in conflict? Latin (African) American

    Open Access•Amos Nascimento•ARTICLE•Peace Review•1997•Cited by: 1

    Cultural identities were defined not long ago in terms of encompassing general categories based on differences and related mostly to continental markers or to the political delimitation of a given nation state. Today, however, we are more sensitive to culture, gender, beliefs, and general capabilities, and this has made a difference in our understanding of identities. In the case of culture— understood broadly—"American,” a term that refers to a …

  • On the global inter‐location of a postcolonial city

    Amos Nascimento•ARTICLE•City•2006•References: 10

    Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, became internationally known as the modern city par excellence. However, recent discussions on architecture, urban studies, city planning and globalization seem to have forgotten this city, dislocating it from its visible place. This essay discusses some critical approaches that could help us to locate Brasilia on the map again. The first approach is defined here as national, as it deals with the internal historic…

  • Putting Kant's Geography on the Map

    Amos Nascimento, Philosophy Documentation Center•ARTICLE•Radical Philosophy Review•2012

  • Filosofía Ambiental en Brasil

    Amos Nascimento, James Jackson Griffith•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•2012

    Brasil tiene una larga historia de problemas ambientales, pero la filosofía parece ir atrás de otras disciplinas que activamente consideran esta historia. Sin embargo, existe una tradición intelectual suficientemente rica para permitir el surgimiento de una filosofía ambiental genuina. Basados sobre una detallada panorámica de las discusiones pertenecientes a la reflexión ambiental y al activismo en Brasil, este trabajo revela tres campos de tens…

  • Environmental Philosophy in Brazil

    Amos Nascimento, James Jackson Griffith•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•2012

    Brazil has a long history of environmental problems, but philosophy seems to lag behind other disciplines that actively consider this history. Nonetheless, there is a sufficiently rich intellectual tradition to allow a genuine environmental philosophy to emerge. Based on a detailed overview of discussions pertaining to environmental reflection and activism in Brazil, three fields of tension in recent Brazilian environmental history—military devel…

  • Syncretism as a Form of Multicultural Politics

    Amos Nascimento•ARTICLE•Latin American and Caribbean…•2012•References: 21

    Starting with Hegel's definition of a ‘struggle for recognition’ in his ‘dialectics of master and slave,’ this article shows that contemporary Anglo-American theories of multiculturalism follow Hegel without realizing that African slavery was his implicit point of departure. Similarly, defenders of multiculturalism in Latin America claim that hybridity, mestizaje, miscegenation, and syncretism are good models for a different kind of multicultural…

  • A Matter of Discourse

    Amos Nascimento•EDITOR•BOOK•Matter of Discourse•2018

    Part 1 Communities, contexts and challenges to discourse theory: the fact of pluralism and the multicultural quest for community, Amos Nascimento which person? whose community? on the controversy between liberalism and communitarianism, Rainer Forst. Part 2 Plurality and cognitivism in light of Anglo American pragmatism: pluralism and universalism in discourses ethics, Christina Lafont are moral concerns irreducible to ethical concerns? Habermas …

  • Human Dignity

    Matthias Lutz Bachmann, Amos Nascimento et al.•EDITOR•BOOK•Human Dignity•2018

  • Critique of rights. ChristophMenkeCambridge, UK

    Open Access•Amos Nascimento•ARTICLE•Constellations•2022

Political science (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Politics (3 works)

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