Review: SPICA, Marciano A. & PERUZZO, Léo (orgs.). Do cognitivismo prático ao cuidado respeitoso: Festschrift em homenagem aos 60 anos de Darlei Dall’Agnol. Guarapuava: Editora Unicentro, 2026

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This text is a book review of Do cognitivismo prático ao cuidado respeitoso: Festschrift em homenagem aos 60 anos de Darlei Dall’Agnol, edited by Marciano A. Spica and Léo Peruzzo (Guarapuava: Editora Unicentro, 2026).

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SMITH, Michael. The moral problem. Oxford: Blackwell, 1994.

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2026-11-07

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Vol. 25 (2026)

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Book Reviews

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