The POLITEIA Research Group aims to establish and develop analytic links between philosophy and politics. To establish and develop analytical links between Philosophy and Law. To deepen the currents of Contemporary Political Philosophy, its meetings, divergences, and debates. It also searches to establish links of analysis between Philosophy and literature, from ancient, modern, and contemporary versions, of literary work and literary works. To recognize in the reading of philosophical and literary texts the participation of the narrative as a form of objectifying one and the other discourse.

Additionally, it also attempts to identify how the objects of study in philosophy and literature correspond to problems that are enunciated differently, but that may present common concerns and reasons for meditation. To develop the fundamental perspectives of Husserlian phenomenology and its impact on understanding some of the most relevant ethical-political problems in the contemporary world.