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    Public Reason Between Ethics and Law.José de Sousa E. Brito - 2012 - International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue Internationale de Sémiotique Juridique 25 (4):465-472.
    Rawls says that public reason is the reason of the citizens of a democratic state and takes the Supreme Court in the USA as the exemplar of public reason. It differs from non public reason, which is used e.g., in universities and academic institutions. Rawls contrasts with Kant, which opposes the public reason of the scholar—or the philosopher—, who speaks before the world, to the private reason of state or church officials. The later, once they accept an authority, cannot think (...)
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    Crónica.José Henrique Silveira De Brito, Robert Fisher, David Seth Preston, Fernando Aranda Fraga, Verlaine Freitas & Nikolaus Wandinger - 2004 - Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia 60 (1):245 - 257.
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  3. Congresso Nacional de Bioética.José Henrique Silveira Brito - 2004 - Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia 60 (1):245-246.
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    Does Legal Semiotics Cannibalize Jurisprudence?José de Sousa E. Brito - 2009 - International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue Internationale de Sémiotique Juridique 22 (4):387-398.
    Does Duncan Kennedy successfully cannibalize jurisprudence? He attempts to do it by demonstrating the inexistence of rightness in legal argumentation. If there is no right legal argument, then there is no right answer in adjudication, adjudication is not a rational enterprise and legal doctrine cannot be said to be a science. It can be shown that skepticism is self-defeating. Duncan Kennedy can avoid self defeat only because he actually believes in a lot of legal arguments. His thesis that judges decide (...)
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    Levinas filósofo da diferença.José Henrique Silveira De Brito - 1985 - Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia 41 (2):123 - 138.
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    Levinas, Husserl e a Consciência Activa.José Henrique Silveira Brito - 1991 - Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia 47 (1):87 - 95.
    Segundo Levinas em Husserl encontra-se o paradigma do pensar da tradição filosófica que concebe a consciência como intentional, activa e teórica, determinando o objecto perante o qual se encontra, dando-lhe sentido. Para Levinas, ao contrário, o eu perante o Outro revela-se como sendo essencialmente passividade, subordinado a ele a quem tem de responder e recebendo dele sentido. Apesar desta oposição Levinas considera-se seguidor do espfrito e da letra da fenomenologia. /// Selon Levinas, on trouve chez Husserl le paradigme du penser (...)
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