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Tomás Correia

PhD Student

Bachelor's degree in International Relations from the Institute of Social and Political Sciences of the University of Lisbon.

Master's degree in Philosophy, with a specialization in Political Philosophy, from the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences of NOVA University Lisbon, with the dissertation "The Emptying of the Metanarratve: Foucault's Archeology and Genealogy in the Study of Normativity".

PhD student in Philosophy at the Faculty of Arts and Letters of the University of Beira Interior, where he is currently working on his dissertation "Towards a (Post)Modern Justice - Foucault’s Epistemology as the Groundwork for Justice".

Associate Member of the Political Observatory.

Lecturer for the course unit Social and Economic Philosophy in the Philosophy undergraduate program at the University of Beira Interior.

He currently works at PRAXIS - Center of Philosophy, Politics and Culture as a Research Fellow, funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology (UBID/05451/2020 // UID/05451/2025), where he addresses issues related to various authors of French continental philosophy.

Email: tomas.correia@ubi.pt

Main Publications

Main publications

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2026). "The Architecture of Behavior: A Post-Structuralist Critique of Human Nature". Filozofski Savjetnik 1 (1):101-116. DOI

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2026). “From Orientalism to Neo-Orientalism: A Study of the ‘Other’ ”. Journal of Law, Society and Authority 15 (1): 1-22. DOI

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2026). “(Bio)Politics & (Bio)Power: Reconfiguring Michel Foucault’s ‘Dispositifs’ for Contemporary Research”. Brolly 6 (3): 9-25. ISSN 2516-8703. URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2025). “Ética, Cuidado de Si e Parrésia: Um guia Foucaultiano para a auto-constituição do sujeito”. Human Nature Review 27 (1): 99-114. DOI

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2022). “The Emptying of the Metanarrative: Foucault’s Archaeology and Genealogy in the study of Normativity”. Master's Thesis, NOVA University Lisbon Repository. URL


Other publications

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2025). “O Método Foucaultiano e o seu Papel na Construção da Verdade”. Political Observatory #133. ISSN: 2795-4765. URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2024). “Post-Scriptum sobre as Sociedades de Controlo: Do Mundo Moderno ao Pós-Moderno”. Minerva Universitária Magazine. URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2022). “Democratic Peace Theory: Kant’s Heritage and Its Flaws”. Minerva Universitária Magazine. URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2020). “Lenin on Civil War: Class Struggle and Revolution as Instances of Civil War”. Political Observatory #97. ISSN: 2795-4765. URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás (2020). “Social Constructionism, Power and Behaviour: A Post-Structuralist Analysis”. Political Observatory #90. ISSN: 2795-4765. URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás.(2019). “Triunfalismo Democrático”. SDUL – University of Lisbon Debating Society. URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2019). “Orientalismo – Propagação de Valores e Instituições Ocidentais em Sociedades Não-Ocidentais”. PACTA Magazine. URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás.(2018). “Youth and Democracy”. Estoril Conferences. URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás.(2017). “Democracia”. O Cacique Magazine. URL



Presentations

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2026). "The Art of Truth-Telling: Parrhesia and the Self-Constitution of the Subject". International Congress Making Kin as Practice of Care: Habitable Bodies or Unexpected Alliances between Ecology, Technology and Feminism (June 25 and 26, University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2026). “Epistemic Plasticity and Political Control: The Ambiguity of Biopolitics in Foucauldian Discourse”. International Conference After the Death of the Human – Michel Foucault’s 100th Anniversary (June 18-19, School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon, Lisbon-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2026). "Genealogias da Alteridade: Do Orientalismo de Said às Narrativas de Exclusão no Mundo Globalizado". 7th Luso-Brazilian Colloquium on Ethics and Political Philosophy (June 1 and 2, University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal);

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2026). “From Perpetual Peace to Democratic Peace: Philosophical Foundations Revisited”. International Seminar for Young Researchers in Political Studies – Theories of Democracy (February 27, University of Minho, Braga-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás, & NUNES, Teresa. (2025). “Who’s Afraid of Them? Women and Machines in the Digital Age”. 1st PRAXIS International Conference – Rethinking the Practice of Thinking in the Era of Artificial Intelligence (September 12, Faculty of Arts and Letters of the University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2025). “Power, Norms and Normalization in Michel Foucault’s Genealogies”. 6th International Philosophy Congress of the Portuguese Philosophy Society (September 3, School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon, Lisbon-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2025). “Speaking truth, seeking justice: dialogues between Foucault and Rawls”. International Colloquium of PhD and Post-doctoral Students in Philosophy (June 7, University of Évora, Évora-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2025). “The Interplay of (Bio)Politics and (Bio)Power – Rethinking Power, Governance and Control in Contemporary Research”. Ethics and Politics Conference – Tensions between Power and Justice (May 15, University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2024). “Ética, Cuidado de Si e Parrésia: Um Guia Foucaultiano para a auto-constituição do sujeito”. 5th Luso-Brazilian Colloquium on Ethics and Political Philosophy: Paths of Justice – Contemporary Dialogues (July 29, University of Évora, Évora-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2024). “Revisiting Michel Foucault's Dispositifs: Exploring the Nexus of (Bio)Politics and (Bio)Power in Contemporary Research”. International Colloquium of PhD and Post-doctoral Students in Philosophy (July 5, University of Évora, Évora-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2024). “Poder, Normas e Normalização em Michel Foucault”. 2nd Edition of O que faz FALta é animar a malta – CulturUBI (April 17, Faculty of Arts and Letters of the University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2023). “Democratic Peace Theory: A Kantian Genealogy”. 5th International Congress of the Portuguese Philosophy Society (September 14, University of Évora, Évora-Portugal). URL

  • CORREIA, Tomás. (2023). “Michel Foucault’s methodology in the study of normativity”.13th Braga Meetings on Ethics and Political Philosophy (June 15, University of Minho, Braga-Portugal). URL


Event Organization

  • 2026 – Member of the Organizing Committee of the Cycle of Debates and Academic Conversations Philosophical Cafés – Cartographies of Indignation. Praxis – Center for Philosophy, Politics and Culture of the University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal. URL

  • 2026 – Member of the Organizing Committee of the International Congress Making Kin as Practice of Care. Praxis – Center for Philosophy, Politics and Culture of the University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal. URL

  • 2026 – Member of the Executive Committee of the International Congress Making Kin as Practice of Care. Praxis – Center for Philosophy, Politics and Culture of the University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal. URL

  • 2026 – Member of the Scientific Committee of the International Congress Making Kin as Practice of Care. Praxis – Center for Philosophy, Politics and Culture of the University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal. URL

  • 2025 – Member of the Executive Committee of the 1st PRAXIS International Conference – Rethinking the Practice of Thinking in the Era of Artificial Intelligence. Praxis – Center for Philosophy, Politics and Culture of the University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal. URL

  • 2023 – Member of the Executive Committee of the SOFIME Annual Colloquium (Society for Medieval Philosophy) – De imagine. University of Beira Interior, Covilhã-Portugal. URL
Research Areas

French Continental Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Critical Epistemology, Theories of Power.

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