O FAZER FILOSÓFICO EM MOÇAMBIQUE: CONVENIÊNCIA, IMPASSES E DESAFIOS
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The philosophy in Mozambique is a "young girl", officially generated in the last century precisely in the 50s, having gone through moments of welcome, rejection, suffering and near death. However, today, despite the setbacks that it has been subjected to, it can be said that it is in a fertile and advanced phase, because it tends to be an open, attentive, interested and available place for thinking, dialogue and reflection, a unique space for the exercise of autonomous thinking, cognitive experience and reflective challenge to intelligence. Likewise, philosophy has been evident and gained a decisive ground for the progress of thought, development of problematization, debate of ideas, deepening of criticism and flourishing of investigative creativity. The obstacle of philosophy has to do, essentially, with the lack of research and debates around its teachability and the deficiency in the Mozambican literary production concerning the area of its didactics. Its greatest challenge is to become a space, par excellence, of confluence of different scientific ideas, of search for opportunities capable of suggesting bridges of articulation and pronouncement between those domains of knowledge that at first glance seem disparate and usually considered as non-relatable.
Key-words: Philosophy; Convenience; Obstacles; Challenges; Mozambique.
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