Jean-Luc Godard: Image and Word
By Fernão Pessoa Ramos
The brutality of the image in the destruction exercised by Western civilization and consumerist capitalism (this article is being republished due to editing errors) .
12/01/2020
By Fernão Pessoa Ramos
The brutality of the image in the destruction exercised by Western civilization and consumerist capitalism (this article is being republished due to editing errors) .
By Luis Felipe Miguel
The MPL leaders can be criticized in different ways. It's a good topic for debate. But you can't call them the fifth column, traitors, Yankee agents, etc.
By Fabio Konder Comparato
The African slave trade to the American continent, organized mainly by the Portuguese and Brazilians for more than three and a half centuries, was the largest and longest-lasting forced migration in all of history.
By Ronaldo Tadeu de Souza
Some black men oppose the fight for freedom of black men and women using social networks and institutional spaces organized by right-wing think tanks, spreading the ideology of thought in their own way.
By Luiz Enrique Vieira de Souza and Nataly Sousa Pinho
Only the massive presence of the population on the streets, in acts of civil disobedience and new socioeconomic experiments can untie the systemic obstacles to the rounds of negotiations on changes.
By Flávio Aguiar
Trump needs a war to try to secure his re-election, but a war that does not hint at the possibility of a new and endless Vietnam, a war executed through “surgical touches”
By José Luís Fiori and Rodrigo Leão
The Trump administration has given abundant demonstrations that there is only one compass in American foreign policy: the interest and discretion of the United States.
By Alexandre G. de B. Figueiredo
Unlike the standard we know in the 20th century, agreements with the Chinese are not made with weapons in hand, nor are there letters under the table guiding the overthrow.
By Fernão Pessoa Ramos
The brutality of the image in the destruction exercised by Western civilization and consumerist capitalism (this article is being republished due to editing errors) .
By Luis Felipe Miguel
The MPL leaders can be criticized in different ways. It's a good topic for debate. But you can't call them the fifth column, traitors, Yankee agents, etc.
By Fabio Konder Comparato
The African slave trade to the American continent, organized mainly by the Portuguese and Brazilians for more than three and a half centuries, was the largest and longest-lasting forced migration in all of history.
By Ronaldo Tadeu de Souza
Some black men oppose the fight for freedom of black men and women using social networks and institutional spaces organized by right-wing think tanks, spreading the ideology of thought in their own way.
By Luiz Enrique Vieira de Souza and Nataly Sousa Pinho
Only the massive presence of the population on the streets, in acts of civil disobedience and new socioeconomic experiments can untie the systemic obstacles to the rounds of negotiations on changes.
By Flávio Aguiar
Trump needs a war to try to secure his re-election, but a war that does not hint at the possibility of a new and endless Vietnam, a war executed through “surgical touches”
By José Luís Fiori and Rodrigo Leão
The Trump administration has given abundant demonstrations that there is only one compass in American foreign policy: the interest and discretion of the United States.
By Alexandre G. de B. Figueiredo
Unlike the standard we know in the 20th century, agreements with the Chinese are not made with weapons in hand, nor are there letters under the table guiding the overthrow.