Philosophy of Care

Introduction

Joaquim Braga and Mário Santiago de Carvalho

I - CARE AND VULNERABILITY

1 - Jean-Philippe Pierron

Care: A New Arrival in the History of Philosophy?

2 - João Maria André

From an anthropology of vulnerability to the ethics of care

The Circles of Care - a Stoic Approach

4 - Luis Mendes

The relation between care and despair, according to Kierkegaard

II - CARE AND ECONOMY

5 - Virginia Held

6 - Jerónimo Molina Cano & Jesús A. Guillamón Ayala

Welfare, care and human economy in the theory of Wilhelm Röpke

7 - Joaquim Braga

III - CARE AND OTHERNESS

8 - Fábio Serranito

9 - Hélder Telo

10 - Thierry Meynard

Care and compassion: a Buddhist contribution to the philosophy of care

11 - Maria Camps

Care in the Protection of the Patriarchal Family According to Francisco de Vitoria's 'De Restitutione'

12 - José Beato

Care: a virtue among virtues

13 - Fabiana Tamizari

On Women: an analysis about the status of women in Denis Diderot's theory of Enlightenment

IV - CARE AND THE SELF

14 - Samuel Oliveira

Care of the Self: The opposition between "lover of self" (φίλος αὑτῷ) and "excessive love of self" (σφόδρα ἑαυτοῦ φιλία) in Plato's Laws

15 - Cristiano Casalini

Cura personalis: The Care of the Person and the Roots of Jesuit Pedagogy

16 - Simone Guidi

17 - Laura Madella

18 - Myriam Moreira Protasio

Care of oneself and the psychologycal clinic: kierkegaardian contributions

V - CARE AND THERAPY

19 - Cláudio Carvalho

20 - Catarina Rebelo

21 - Amanda Barros Pereira Palmeira & Rodrigo Barros Gewehr

The place of the experience of illness in the understanding of disease: Medical discourse and subjectivity

22 - Paulo Alexandre e Castro

Take care of your mind: a short discussion between clinical hypnosis and philosophy of mind

Index

Joaquim Braga is researcher and professor at the Department of Philosophy of the University of Coimbra. He is also a member of the Research Unit "Institute for Philosophical Studies". His graduation in Philosophy took place at the Faculty of Letter of the University of Coimbra. In 2010, at the Humboldt University of Berlin, he finished his PhD with a thesis based upon the philosophy of Ernst Cassirer. Currently, his research activity covers the fields of Picture Theory, Aesthetics, Philosophy of Culture and Modern and Contemporary Philosophy, with a special interest in symbolic thought. Inter alia, his works include Die symbolische Prägnanz des Bildes. Zu einer Kritik des Bildbegriffs nach der Philosophie Ernst Cassirers (Freiburg, 2012), Rethinking Culture and Cultural Analysis - Neudenken von Kultur und Kulturanalyse (Berlin, 2013), Leituras da Sociedade Moderna. Media, Política, Sentido (Coimbra, 2013), Símbolo e Cultura (Coimbra, 2014), Bernard de Mandeville's Tropology of Paradoxes: Morals, Politics, Economics, and Therapy (Springer, 2015), Antropologia da Individuação. Estudos sobre o Pensamento de Ernst Cassirer (Porto Alegre, 2017), Conceiving Virtuality: From Art to Technology (Springer, 2019), Sensibilidade e matéria no pensamento de Denis Diderot (Coimbra, 2020), Michel Foucault e os Discursos do Corpo (Campinas, 2020), Teoria das Formas Imagéticas. Ensaios sobre Arte, Estética, Tecnologia (Coimbra, 2020).

Mário Santiago de Carvalho is Full Professor of Philosophy at the University of Coimbra and Scientific Coordinator of the R&D Unit, Instituto de Estudos Filosóficos (IEF). Author of several books and papers related to his main philosophical fields of research - Portuguese Aristotelianism, Medieval Philosophy, Metaphysics and Philosophy of Music - he has taught at other Universities, in Portugal and abroad, has translated Greek and Latin philosophical texts, and is currently supervising the bilingual edition of the Commentarii Collegii Conimbricensis Societatis Iesu.