Abstract This essay marks the start of a bold reorientation philosophical vision author: where texts Christian theological tradition once served as point reference, it is now experience trauma that guides phenomenological investigation – specifically, illness, separation, death child, natural disaster, and pandemic. These experiences, which befall me without rhyme or reason, open up new field h...

Based on a bibliographic review, the article identifies and offers a critical analysis of scientific production by the public health field in Brazil on genetically modified organisms and food (in)security. Of the 716 articles found on the portals of the Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO) and the Coordinating Agency for the Development of Higher Education (Capes), only 8 address the f...

Public opposition to genetically modified organisms (GMOs) remains strong. By contrast, studies demonstrate again and again that GM crops make a valuable contribution to the development of a sustainable type of agriculture. The discrepancy between public opinion and the scientific evidence requires an explanation. We argue that intuitive expectations about the world render the human mind vulner...