By RUBENS PINTO LYRA: The proletariat can become the ruling class to the extent that it manages to create a system of alliances that allows it to mobilize, against capitalism and the bourgeois State, the majority of the working class.
By BENTO PRADO JR.: Preface to the book “Archaeology of violence –. Essays in Political Anthropology”.
By RONALDO TADEU DE SOUZA: Commentary on the book “Ulisses”, by James Joyce, in the light of Burckhardt and Balzac.
By NANCY FRASER & RAHEL JAEGGI: Read an excerpt from the recently released book “Capitalism in Debate – A Conversation in Critical Theory”.
By THOMAS PIKETTY: To repair society from the damage of racism and colonialism, it is necessary to change the economic system
By RAFAEL IORIS: Will we enter even further into the time tunnel revived today with fascist content or will the calls for an end to the greatest nightmare in recent history have any results?
By RICARDO MUSSE: The Achilles heel of the Bolsonaro family lies in the bifurcation of its activities into two parallel series of alleged illegalities: the iceberg of its links with the world of crime and the fake news industry.
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO: Historical balance of the presence of black people in Hollywood cinema and an appendix indicating bibliography and Brazilian films.
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Commentary on the book by Alberto Mussa, the third published volume of a project of five police novels telling the story of Rio de Janeiro “through its crimes”
By LEONARDO BOFF: The modern myth that we are “the little god” on Earth and that we can dispose of it as we please because it is inert and purposeless has been dispelled
By ADRIANO DIOGO: Many stories of the dictatorship have not yet been told, and they will have to be. But that is not why we should be afraid.
By GABRIEL TELES and MATEUS VIEIRA ORIO: Videogame: the reproduction of capital through electronic games
By MANUEL DOMINGOS NETO: The immediate future of the country depends on the robed and the uniformed
By JORGE LUIZ SOUTO MAIOR: The succession of events that occurred on June 16, 17 and 18 does not, however, authorize us to have any kind of euphoria and constitutes, on the other hand, a great historical opportunity for
By VICTOR SANTOS VIGNERON: Let it be clear: ruin is not emptiness. The great work that was done by the workers of this institution needs to be remunerated.
By MARCIO SALGADO: The pandemic that has spread across our territory – from capitals to small towns in the interior – is proving to be a political condition that stems from the president's mental morbidity
By ARMANDO BOITO: It is an irony of history: the politically most conservative segment of Brazilian capitalism, big foreign capital and the associated bourgeoisie, attacked the PT government “from the left”.
By ARIEL DORFMAN: Writers of 2020, too, are faced with a world suddenly unrecognizable, they too feel that the orderly rituals of their former existence have been demolished.
By ANTONIO SÉRGIO ALFREDO GUIMARÃES: The protests that followed the murder of George Floyd, which were intercontinental in scope, took place in all countries where the black population is subjected to this form of racism.
By RUBENS PINTO LYRA: The proletariat can become the ruling class to the extent that it manages to create a system of alliances that allows it to mobilize, against capitalism and the bourgeois State, the majority of the working class.
By BENTO PRADO JR.: Preface to the book “Archaeology of violence –. Essays in Political Anthropology”.
By RONALDO TADEU DE SOUZA: Commentary on the book “Ulisses”, by James Joyce, in the light of Burckhardt and Balzac.
By NANCY FRASER & RAHEL JAEGGI: Read an excerpt from the recently released book “Capitalism in Debate – A Conversation in Critical Theory”.
By THOMAS PIKETTY: To repair society from the damage of racism and colonialism, it is necessary to change the economic system
By RAFAEL IORIS: Will we enter even further into the time tunnel revived today with fascist content or will the calls for an end to the greatest nightmare in recent history have any results?
By RICARDO MUSSE: The Achilles heel of the Bolsonaro family lies in the bifurcation of its activities into two parallel series of alleged illegalities: the iceberg of its links with the world of crime and the fake news industry.
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO: Historical balance of the presence of black people in Hollywood cinema and an appendix indicating bibliography and Brazilian films.
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Commentary on the book by Alberto Mussa, the third published volume of a project of five police novels telling the story of Rio de Janeiro “through its crimes”
By LEONARDO BOFF: The modern myth that we are “the little god” on Earth and that we can dispose of it as we please because it is inert and purposeless has been dispelled
By ADRIANO DIOGO: Many stories of the dictatorship have not yet been told, and they will have to be. But that is not why we should be afraid.
By GABRIEL TELES and MATEUS VIEIRA ORIO: Videogame: the reproduction of capital through electronic games
By MANUEL DOMINGOS NETO: The immediate future of the country depends on the robed and the uniformed
By JORGE LUIZ SOUTO MAIOR: The succession of events that occurred on June 16, 17 and 18 does not, however, authorize us to have any kind of euphoria and constitutes, on the other hand, a great historical opportunity for
By VICTOR SANTOS VIGNERON: Let it be clear: ruin is not emptiness. The great work that was done by the workers of this institution needs to be remunerated.
By MARCIO SALGADO: The pandemic that has spread across our territory – from capitals to small towns in the interior – is proving to be a political condition that stems from the president's mental morbidity
By ARMANDO BOITO: It is an irony of history: the politically most conservative segment of Brazilian capitalism, big foreign capital and the associated bourgeoisie, attacked the PT government “from the left”.
By ARIEL DORFMAN: Writers of 2020, too, are faced with a world suddenly unrecognizable, they too feel that the orderly rituals of their former existence have been demolished.
By ANTONIO SÉRGIO ALFREDO GUIMARÃES: The protests that followed the murder of George Floyd, which were intercontinental in scope, took place in all countries where the black population is subjected to this form of racism.
