Introdução à Filosofia

Marcia Tiburi is a distinguished philosopher and artist, holding a graduate degree in philosophy and arts, and a Master's and Doctorate in Philosophy from UFRGS (1999). She further pursued post-doctoral studies in Arts. A prolific author, Marcia Tiburi has published numerous books exploring diverse philosophical themes.

Here's a glimpse of her notable works:

• As Mulheres e a Filosofia (Ed. Unisinos, 2002): An insightful exploration of women's roles and contributions to philosophy.
• Filosofia Cinza – a melancolia e o corpo nas dobras da escrita (Escritos, 2004): Delves into the concepts of melancholy and the body through the lens of writing.
• Metaformoses do Conceito: ética e dialética negativa em Theodor Adorno (Ed. UFRGS, 2005): A critically acclaimed study on Theodor Adorno, winner of the Açoarianos award for best essay.
• Mulheres, Filosofia ou Coisas do Gênero (EDUNISC, 2008): Examines the intersection of gender and philosophy.
• Filosofia em Comum (Ed. Record, 2008): Explores the relevance of philosophy in everyday life.
• Filosofia Brincante (Record, 2010): A playful and engaging approach to philosophical concepts, nominated for the Jabuti Award.
• Olho de Vidro: a televisão e o estado de exceção da imagem (Record 2011): Analyzes the impact of television on our perception of reality, also nominated for the Jabuti Award.
• Filosofia Pop (Ed. Bregantini, 2011): A look at how philosophical ideas permeate popular culture.
• Sociedade Fissurada (Record, 2013): Examines the fractures and divisions within contemporary society.
• Filosofia Prática, ética, vida cotidiana, vida virtual (Record, 2014): Applies philosophical principles to practical aspects of life.
• Diálogo/desenho (2010), Diálogo/dança (2011), Diálogo/Fotografia (2011), Diálogo/Cinema (2013), and Diálogo/Educação (2014): A series of books exploring various art forms through a philosophical lens, published by SENAC-SP.
• Como Conversar com um fascista – Reflexões sobre o Cotidiano Autoritário Brasileiro (Record, 2015): A highly relevant and frequently updated book (now in its tenth edition) offering reflections on authoritarianism in Brazil, nominated for the APCA award.
• Uma fuga perfeita é sem volta (2016): Her fifth novel, competing for the Rio de Literatura Prize in 2017.

Beyond her philosophical works, Marcia Tiburi is also a celebrated novelist, with titles including:

• Magnólia (2005), nominated for the Jabuti Award.
• A Mulher de Costas (2006).
• O Manto (2009).
• Era meu esse Rosto (Record, 2012), nominated for the Jabuti Award and Portugal Telecom Award.

Marcia Tiburi is a Professor at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and a columnist for the magazine Cult. Her work is highly regarded for its accessibility and insightful exploration of complex philosophical ideas.