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Main Bibliography |
1ª Parte do Semestre:
- Agamben, G., Signatura Rerum. Sobre o método.
- Foucault, M., L' archéologie du savoir; L'ordre du discours: Le discours philosophique.
- Koselleck, R., Histórias de Conceitos.
- Pocock, J., Political Thought and History. Essays on Theory and Method,
- Skinner, Q., Visions of Politics, I. Regarding Method; Reason e Rhetoric in the Philosophy of Thomas Hobbes
- Strauss, L.,What is Political Philosophy?; Persecution and the art of writing,
2ª Parte do Semestre:
- Beitz, C. R., “Anti-poverty rights”, in The Idea of Human Rights
- Cabrita, M. J., Migração & Pobreza: em nome do mínimo de dignidade humana”, in. M. J. Cabrita e J. M. Santos, Direitos Humanos e Migrações.
- Nussbaum, M,. Frontiers of Justice.
- Pogge, T., Migration and Poverty.
- Rawls, J., A Theory of Justice.
- Rawls, J., Justice as Fairness. A Restatement.
- Sen, A., “Concepts of Poverty”, in. Poverty and Famines. An Essay on Entitlement and Deprivation,
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Teaching Methodologies and Assessment Criteria |
Reading and the previous study of indicated and provided texts, joint and in-depth analysis of excerpts, oral presentations, critical and reflective commentary, both personal and based on secondary authors, and debate, dialogue, questioning, some short oral presentations (10-15 minutes) by doctoral students on precise points.
The evaluation is done by means of an individual written research paper (10-15 pp.) on a topic within the general scope of the Seminar, to be delivered in February 2024. The two professors will evaluate their works, giving a score of 0-20, which will be added and divided by 2, a result that will translate the final classification. In this UC there is no final examination..
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