Developed between 2000-2004, it was an investigation from a Wittgensteinian perspective, describing the concepts of language used by Lacanian psychoanalysis and pragmatic psychoanalysis. It resulted in a doctoral thesis entitled "The compulsion to language in psychoanalysis". Fapesp Research Grant 00/02324-8
View Details (Portuguese) →Research project developed between 2007 and 2009 as a physiognomic translation of Wittgenstein's manuscripts and typescripts from 1931 and 1937. Published in Portugal.
View Details →Research project developed between 2010 and 2011 as a visiting scholar at MIT. FAPESP Research Grant 10/09718-3.
View Details →Proposal for a new aspect vision of the literary composition of the most important work of the late phase of Wittgenstein's production. FAPESP Research Grant 10/07036 (2011-2013).
View Details →Analysis of the composition of the text by Wittgenstein's literary heirs, exposing important parts omitted from the final edition and retracing the connections between the official text and its original manuscripts and typescripts, as well as between these and the composition of the Philosophical Investigations. FAPESP Research Grant 16/21147-8 (2017-2019).
View Details →A proposal to re-examine Wittgenstein's thought through a purely praxeological lens, unconstrained by epistemological or contextualist frameworks. This research seeks to uncover the political consequences inherent in such an approach, offering strategies for ethically and creatively navigating nihilism. (2022 up to now).
View Details →This is a project launched in 2022 to make bilingual and commented PDF translations of Wittgenstein's texts available for free. So far, we have Remarks on Frege's Golden Bough, Philosophical Investigations, Remarks on the Foundations of Mathematics, Wittgenstein and the Vienna Circle, Remarks on the Philosophy of Psychology - Part I, and Remarks on the Philosophy of Psychology - Part II.
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