By REGINALDO NASSER:
The process of unilateral and asymmetrical invasion, which provokes resistance on the part of native peoples threatened with annihilation or displacement, can hardly be called a “conflict”.
By CELSO FAVARETTO:
Commentary on the books “ Figurações Brasil Anos 1960”, by Daisy Peccinini and “Poéticas do Processo”, by Cristina Freire
By EUGENIO TRIVINHO:
The anti-fascist indignation in Brazil alleviates the health fragility of millions of poor and vulnerable people, humiliated by the contempt and sarcasm of networked genocides
By MARÍLIA NOVAIS DA MATA MACHADO & RODOLFO LUÍS LEITE BATISTA:
Analysis of a speech by the former rector of Unicamp
By REGINALDO NASSER:
The process of unilateral and asymmetrical invasion, which provokes resistance on the part of native peoples threatened with annihilation or displacement, can hardly be called a “conflict”.
By CELSO FAVARETTO:
Commentary on the books “ Figurações Brasil Anos 1960”, by Daisy Peccinini and “Poéticas do Processo”, by Cristina Freire
By EUGENIO TRIVINHO:
The anti-fascist indignation in Brazil alleviates the health fragility of millions of poor and vulnerable people, humiliated by the contempt and sarcasm of networked genocides
By MARÍLIA NOVAIS DA MATA MACHADO & RODOLFO LUÍS LEITE BATISTA:
Analysis of a speech by the former rector of Unicamp