CHILDHOOD & PHILOSOPHY.

20 YEARS OF A CHILDLIKE JOURNAL WITH A FOREIGN NAME AND TEXTUALITIES IN MANY LANGUAGES

Abstract

This essay reflects on the more than twenty years of existence of the journal childhood & philosophy, a magazine produced by the Center for the Study of Philosophy and Childhood (NEFI) of the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) in partnership with the International Council of Philosophical Inquiry with Children (ICPIC) since its inception in 2005 until the challenges posed to the magazine today. childhood & philosophy is a multilingual and polyphonic journal dedicated to the intersections and relationships between philosophy, childhood, philosophies of childhood and philosophical inquiry with children, and is recognized and read in more than fifty countries around the world. In this text, three of its editors reflect on some of the main lines of this journey, focusing on the current moment of the magazine within the field of periodical publications in the area of ​​Philosophical Education in Brazil. Given the scope of the journal, the text seeks the emergence of childish meanings from the work carried out (whether in the published texts or in the ways of working that have been constructed), seeking to explore the details and minutiae with which we have dealt.