In the past few years, I have translated important philosophy papers from English to my native language, Portuguese. The goal is to enable students and academics to have access to important publications which they otherwise would not have access to in virtue of language barriers. I have been involved with the translations listed below.
- Jason Brennan and John Tomasi, “Classical Liberalism”. (Reviewer).
- Muhammad Ali Khalidi, “Three Kinds of Social Kinds”.
- Paul Boghossian, “What is a Social Construction?”.
- Amie Thomasson, “Foundations for a Social Ontology” (Reviewer).
- Crawford L. Elder, “The Place of Artifacts in Ontology”.
- John Searle, “Language and Social Ontology” (Reviewer).
- Frederick Schauer,,“In Defence of Rule-Based Evidence Law – and Epistemology Too”.
- Peter van Inwagen, “Artefacts” (Reviewer).
- Jim Stone’s “Games and Family Resemblances”.
- Bernard Suits’s “What is a Game?”. (Reviewer).
- George Dickie’s “Art: Function or Procedure: Nature or Culture?”.
- Stephen Davies’ “Functional and Procedural Definitions of Art”. (Reviewer)
- Brian Bix’s “On the Dividing Line Between Natural Law Theory and Legal Positivism”.
- Andrei Marmor’s “The Nature of Law” (SEP entry, 2013).
- Wesley Cragg’s “Punishment” (Entry of Philosophy of Law and Encyclopedia).
Lucas Miotto 