In its main features, this work forms part of the study of the relations between the political arena and the consolidation of the academic area in Argentina, and more precisely in the involvement of politics in the philosophical production. First, we will examine the university situation during the last military dictatorship period in Argentina (1976-1983), and then we will focus on the third national congress of philosophy, one of the primary observatories of the disciplinary practices of knowledge. In the work we will try to give account of this event that, with its political appropriations and resistance, was an attempt to articulate and consolidate a philosophical field dismembered during the dictatorship.