Željko Loparić (born 3 December 1939) is a
Yugoslav-born
Brazil
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ian philosopher, historian of philosophy and university teacher. Born in modern-day
Croatia
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, he is a naturalized
Brazil
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ian, and professor at the
University of Campinas
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.
Bibliography
*''Heidegger'', Rio de Janeiro (2004)
*''Sobre a responsabilidade'', Porto Alegre (2003)
*''A semântica transcendental de Kant'', Campinas (2000)
*''Descartes HeurÃstico'', Campinas (1997)
*''Ética e finitude'', São Paulo (2004)
*''Optuženik Heidegger'', Zagreb (1991)
*''Heidegger réu. Um ensaio sobre a periculosidade da filosofia'', Campinas (1990)
References
External links
Zeljko Loparic – Official Page
1939 births
Living people
Yugoslav emigrants to Brazil
20th-century Croatian philosophers
Brazilian people of Croatian descent
20th-century Brazilian philosophers
Naturalized citizens of Brazil
Heidegger scholars
21st-century Croatian philosophers
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