“…[5] Silvio Gallo [6], one of the great scholars of philosophy in Brazil, brings in his text "Democratic Governance and Teaching of Philosophy in Contemporary Brazil": "I am here, [...] presence of hilosophy in curricula of Brazilian high school in the following way: guaranteed presence, in colonial period until republic; indefinite presence, from first republic to civil-military coup of 1964; lack of definition, in the post-1964 dictatorial period; and, finally, controlled presence, in period of post-1980 "political redemocratization". [6] We have observed since 2008, when philosophy and sociology have returned to secondary school curriculum, we have seen and experienced that constant need to affirm discipline in school and social space, are still constant questions about validity or not of discipline in educational process. There are innumerable questions about its formative role in life of subject, there is also defense of its exclusion again from the curriculum with law project 6.003, in 2013 that would change arts.…”