By Remy Jose Fontana:
The drastic change we are experiencing, for an undefined period, worries us, challenges us, makes us strange; strangeness in relation to ourselves, to others, the reality that seems different, empty, indeterminate, unknown, threatening
Out Bolsonaro Manifesto:
Entities, intellectuals and activists point out a series of essential measures to combat the pandemic
By Julio Cortazar:
Commentary on Buñuel's film made in Mexico in 1950, winner of the best director award at the Cannes festival.
pressure gauge:
In partnership with the website Manchetômetro, we have started publishing their podcasts. In this episode, political scientists analyze how the mainstream media in Brazil covered the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis in Latin America.
By Nildo Viana
The experience generated by the pandemic tends to erode the social foundations of subjectivism, as containment policies mean greater state presence and less space for individualism and its phantasmagorias.
By Ricardo Gebrim
The left must rebuild its relationship with the proletariat, shaken since the 2016 coup.
By Valerio Arcary
People are not naturally good, they are complex. They are capable of sublime or despicable actions, of cooperation and conflict.
By Remy Jose Fontana:
The drastic change we are experiencing, for an undefined period, worries us, challenges us, makes us strange; strangeness in relation to ourselves, to others, the reality that seems different, empty, indeterminate, unknown, threatening
Out Bolsonaro Manifesto:
Entities, intellectuals and activists point out a series of essential measures to combat the pandemic
By Julio Cortazar:
Commentary on Buñuel's film made in Mexico in 1950, winner of the best director award at the Cannes festival.
pressure gauge:
In partnership with the website Manchetômetro, we have started publishing their podcasts. In this episode, political scientists analyze how the mainstream media in Brazil covered the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis in Latin America.
By Nildo Viana
The experience generated by the pandemic tends to erode the social foundations of subjectivism, as containment policies mean greater state presence and less space for individualism and its phantasmagorias.
By Ricardo Gebrim
The left must rebuild its relationship with the proletariat, shaken since the 2016 coup.
By Valerio Arcary
People are not naturally good, they are complex. They are capable of sublime or despicable actions, of cooperation and conflict.