Presentation of V. 26, No. 1
Existência, Práxis e Valores Humanos
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Presentation of v.26, Nº 1Abstract
Philosophy allows us to increasingly look at the awakening of critical consciousness, which is why this first issue of 2026 brings a very intriguing and fascinating theme about Existence, Praxis, and Human Values. In turn, we are bringing to the esteemed reader original articles rich in philosophical foundations. From this perspective, we are pleased to provide everyone with enjoyable readings so that we can promote the value of philosophical knowledge more and better in a constantly changing society. However, it is important to emphasize that these reflections and analyses put us ahead of our time, motivating us to read, study, and create to transform the conception or worldview here and now in history. May the reader feel increasingly motivated and open to new philosophical debates.
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NASCIMENTO, Ermano Rodrigues do. Existência, Práxis e Valores Humanos. v. 26 n. 1, jan./abr., 2026.
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