Cadernos Filosóficos

Amidst the turbulence of the First World War in 1914, a myriad of philosophical reflections emerged, exploring the rifts and transformations that shaped the socio-political landscape. This collection brings together the insights of notable thinkers, including Vladimir Lenin, João Paulo Netto, and Henri Lefebvre, diving deep into how a global conflict could pivot ideologies and inspire movements. Each contributor offers a unique perspective on the struggles of their time, providing a rich tapestry of thought that connects philosophy with the pressing issues of the early 20th century.

As the world was enveloped in chaos, these intellectuals grappled with the implications of war on society, culture, and political theory. The discussions resonate with themes of class struggle, the rise of revolutionary consciousness, and the rethinking of existing systems. The collection serves as a historical document, chronicling how philosophical discourse was both influenced by and sought to influence the unfolding events.

In examining the challenges of war and peace, the authors underscore the necessity of critical thought in times of crisis. Their reflections not only shed light on the historical context but also invite contemporary readers to draw parallels to current global struggles, making this collection an enduring contribution to philosophical literature.