Registrations must be made by December 31.
- Make the registration and submit papers choosing only one of the thematic axes:
a) Phenomenology
b) Logic
c) Decolonial Readings
d) Hegelian themes
- All registrations for papers submissions are free.
- The participants approved to participate in the communication sessions will automatically be registered.
- A single author may register only one paper as 1st author and participate in two or more as co-author.
- Postgraduate (Masters and Doctors) and postgraduate (Masters and PhD students) papers will be accepted.
- The selection of the papers will be made based on the abstracts by the Scientific Commission.
- The abstract must contain the following items: (1) Title, (2) brief introduction to the theme; (3) problem and objective of the work, (4) the developed items; (5) The main results obtained and the conclusions and/or final considerations on the research. The abstract is written in a single paragraph, without subtitles, with up to 300 words. It must be written in your mother tongue and in English.
- Listeners need to register to have access to the event and receive a participation certificate.
Registration link: https://forms.gle/7vAee4MXs1N581cY6
To receive a certificate of participation as a Presenter or Listener, access the Certificate section for Presenters and Listeners.