This article addresses an activity carried out from the survey and scrutiny of thosenic material linked to the adoption of the authors’ daily behaviors. It aims to make use of the collected set to highlight the different nature
of thosenic units and make them interpretable from the perspective of qualifying self-cosmoethics. The methodology involved recording behaviors adopted in different situations, mapping and classifying the cognitive
components related to thosenity and interpreting scrutiny through a specific analysis tool. The results showed particular and contradictory characteristics of personal thosenity in the face of a given stimulus, the thosenic matrices used and the relevance of the study of thosenic influx in the qualification of self-cosmoethics.
“Cosmoethos” Elizabeth Pigozzo, Simone Maria Samir Henrique
Sandi Moraes v2. n.2 (2022) (2022)
This article aims to encourage readers to think about the mature and cosmoethic exercise of free will, considering cosmoethic principles and Homo sapins serenissimus as a reference. This research was carried out based on self and hetero-observation, mainly in the pandemic contingency of Covid-19, which took control of the planet, as of the end of 2019, bringing up to the world the debate within the limits of liberty exercise. In this overwhelmed global environment, the author started questioning herself about how empathy could influence the maturing of free will and the binomial free-will–limitation. From this context, a reflection about
how the quality of Cosmoethics would interfere in a homeostasis way in the inner liberty and what principiological techniques could be applied to qualify this liberty.