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This article aims to reflect on some nuances of philosopher Paul Ricoeur‟s thought, that we may call the structural dimension of the new coronavirus‟ pandemic. From there, it means that it is possible to think, feel and act besides the polemics around its origin. The essential is to link the hermeneutic reflection to the pandemic‟s structural dimension that puts its together to the reflection upon the physical and cosmic evils, as the evil, which has a mysterious nature, is a backbone of Ricoeur‟s philosophical reflection. It is important to highlight that phenomenologically reaching out the physical or cosmic evil demands a change towards a world‟s ethical vision that enables to recover the Kingdom of God‟s utopian perspective as a value of humankind, capable of giving a human approach to the economic, social and political acts. To Ricoeur, the evil comprehension is closely related to the human liberty. Finally, the article aims to articulate the pandemic‟s structural dimension as a reflexive emergency caused by the new coronavirus, as well as the arising care towards the Brazil‟s indigenous peoples, mainly in face of a “great silencious genocide” that puts in danger the human future from the peoples who live around the Amazonas.

Pensar, sentir e agir: interpelações e perplexidades no contexto da pandemia do novo coronavírus