Em Prol De Uma Cosmologia Da Esperança

This text aims to stimulate ways of understanding the world from a plurality of perspectives; considering a sociological panorama given over to pessimism supported by a desire for the end of the world as a solution to the problems that affect us, we believe that there is an urgent need to create and pay attention to social realities that encourage hope as a driver of social mobility.We consider this to be possible based on a cosmology that focuses on the study of the world based on social relations and the multiple realities created from them, giving rise to the projection of a never-ending world and, consequently, different ways of thinking the future from the here and now.We carry out this reflection by taking Contemporary Applied Linguistics as a space for testing hope and then, in dialogue with already published works and theorizations of philosophers such as Ailton Krenak and Paulo Freire, hope.