António Marques is Full Professor at the Department of Philosophy – Faculdade Ciências Socias e Humanas, Universidade Nova de Lisboa.João Sàágua is Full Professor at the Department of Philosophy – Faculdade Ciências Socias e Humanas, Universidade Nova de Lisboa.

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• Jamie Buckland: Understanding Value ‘Relativity’– Luís Sousa: Intersubjectivity and Freedom in Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of Perception – Dina Mendonça / João Sàágua: The plural role of emotions in Ethics: the case of ethical dilemas – Susana Cadilha: John McDowell on practical rationality – is he (really) talking about us?– Regina Queiroz: Rules and personal changing – Marta Faustino: The Ethico-Political Dimension of Foucault’s Though – António Marques: Some notes on Rawls’ critique of Kant’s comprehensive moral philosophy – Erich Rast: Moral Choice without Moralism – Pietro Gori / Paolo Stellino: Moral Relativism and Perspectival Values – Gabriele De Angelis: Political ethics as a functional requirement of democracy: sketching a theory of political values in democratic systems – João Sàágua / Michael D. Baumtrog: Practical Rationality at Work – A New Argumentation Model – Giovanni Damele / Francesco Pallante: Arguing, bargaining and persuading in constituent processes – Bartholomew Ryan: ‘I’m beginning to know myself. I don’t exist.’ The Interval of Álvaro de Campos – Diana Soeiro: Rational Landscape: Spatial justice, politics and aesthetics: The city of Lisbon as a case study – Nélio Conceição: Technology and urban space: on the relation between the historical approach and the transformation of aesthetic values in Walter Benjamin – Nuno Fonseca: Aesthetic Values Before and Beyond the Evaluation of Artworks – Claudio Rozzoni: Images and Values: a Husserlian perspective – Maria Irene Aparício: The Value(s) of Cinema: Mise-en-scène, Point of View and Ethical Problems – Susana Nascimento Duarte: Vivre sa Vie: the décalage between language and life – Susana Viegas: ‘I’d rather be lucky than good.’ Ethical variations in Pickpocket and Match Point.

António Marques is Full Professor at the Department of Philosophy – Faculdade Ciências Socias e Humanas, Universidade Nova de Lisboa.João Sàágua is Full Professor at the Department of Philosophy – Faculdade Ciências Socias e Humanas, Universidade Nova de Lisboa.

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• Jamie Buckland: Understanding Value ‘Relativity’– Luís Sousa: Intersubjectivity and Freedom in Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of Perception – Dina Mendonça / João Sàágua: The plural role of emotions in Ethics: the case of ethical dilemas – Susana Cadilha: John McDowell on practical rationality – is he (really) talking about us?– Regina Queiroz: Rules and personal changing – Marta Faustino: The Ethico-Political Dimension of Foucault’s Though – António Marques: Some notes on Rawls’ critique of Kant’s comprehensive moral philosophy – Erich Rast: Moral Choice without Moralism – Pietro Gori / Paolo Stellino: Moral Relativism and Perspectival Values – Gabriele De Angelis: Political ethics as a functional requirement of democracy: sketching a theory of political values in democratic systems – João Sàágua / Michael D. Baumtrog: Practical Rationality at Work – A New Argumentation Model – Giovanni Damele / Francesco Pallante: Arguing, bargaining and persuading in constituent processes – Bartholomew Ryan: ‘I’m beginning to know myself. I don’t exist.’ The Interval of Álvaro de Campos – Diana Soeiro: Rational Landscape: Spatial justice, politics and aesthetics: The city of Lisbon as a case study – Nélio Conceição: Technology and urban space: on the relation between the historical approach and the transformation of aesthetic values in Walter Benjamin – Nuno Fonseca: Aesthetic Values Before and Beyond the Evaluation of Artworks – Claudio Rozzoni: Images and Values: a Husserlian perspective – Maria Irene Aparício: The Value(s) of Cinema: Mise-en-scène, Point of View and Ethical Problems – Susana Nascimento Duarte: Vivre sa Vie: the décalage between language and life – Susana Viegas: ‘I’d rather be lucky than good.’ Ethical variations in Pickpocket and Match Point.

António Marques is Full Professor at the Department of Philosophy – Faculdade Ciências Socias e Humanas, Universidade Nova de Lisboa.João Sàágua is Full Professor at the Department of Philosophy – Faculdade Ciências Socias e Humanas, Universidade Nova de Lisboa.

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• Jamie Buckland: Understanding Value ‘Relativity’– Luís Sousa: Intersubjectivity and Freedom in Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of Perception – Dina Mendonça / João Sàágua: The plural role of emotions in Ethics: the case of ethical dilemas – Susana Cadilha: John McDowell on practical rationality – is he (really) talking about us?– Regina Queiroz: Rules and personal changing – Marta Faustino: The Ethico-Political Dimension of Foucault’s Though – António Marques: Some notes on Rawls’ critique of Kant’s comprehensive moral philosophy – Erich Rast: Moral Choice without Moralism – Pietro Gori / Paolo Stellino: Moral Relativism and Perspectival Values – Gabriele De Angelis: Political ethics as a functional requirement of democracy: sketching a theory of political values in democratic systems – João Sàágua / Michael D. Baumtrog: Practical Rationality at Work – A New Argumentation Model – Giovanni Damele / Francesco Pallante: Arguing, bargaining and persuading in constituent processes – Bartholomew Ryan: ‘I’m beginning to know myself. I don’t exist.’ The Interval of Álvaro de Campos – Diana Soeiro: Rational Landscape: Spatial justice, politics and aesthetics: The city of Lisbon as a case study – Nélio Conceição: Technology and urban space: on the relation between the historical approach and the transformation of aesthetic values in Walter Benjamin – Nuno Fonseca: Aesthetic Values Before and Beyond the Evaluation of Artworks – Claudio Rozzoni: Images and Values: a Husserlian perspective – Maria Irene Aparício: The Value(s) of Cinema: Mise-en-scène, Point of View and Ethical Problems – Susana Nascimento Duarte: Vivre sa Vie: the décalage between language and life – Susana Viegas: ‘I’d rather be lucky than good.’ Ethical variations in Pickpocket and Match Point.