I am Professor of Philosophy at the Federal University for Latin American Integration (UNILA, Brazil) since 2015.
My doctoral research (2011) try to explain the hybrid constitution of the Deleuze's transcendental empiricism, that is, the convergences between Hume and Leibniz about the most important principles in their philosophies (habit, continuum, identity of indiscernibles). This field delineate my post-doctoral studies, focused in the Leibnizian concepts of singularity and incompossibility in Frémont and Deleuze.
In the present inquiry, I develop genetic methods to reconstruct the "Difference and repetition" arguments. In 2020, I focus…
I am Professor of Philosophy at the Federal University for Latin American Integration (UNILA, Brazil) since 2015.
My doctoral research (2011) try to explain the hybrid constitution of the Deleuze's transcendental empiricism, that is, the convergences between Hume and Leibniz about the most important principles in their philosophies (habit, continuum, identity of indiscernibles). This field delineate my post-doctoral studies, focused in the Leibnizian concepts of singularity and incompossibility in Frémont and Deleuze.
In the present inquiry, I develop genetic methods to reconstruct the "Difference and repetition" arguments. In 2020, I focused in the monograph work on Hume, "Empiricism and subjectivity". During 2021, my research aim to explain the philosophy of calculus developed in the chapter IV.
