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 JORGE NOVOA:
An approach to the life and work of the French historian
By CHRIS HEDGES: Israel does not exercise “the right to defend itself,” but instead conducts mass murder
By CARLA TEIXEIRA:
We won't beat the virus without beating the worm
By AFRANIO CATANI:
Comment on the book “Um Por Todos – Poesia Reunida”, by José Paulo Paes
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO:
Commentary on the book by Alípio Freire.
By ARI MARCELO SOLON:
Commentary on the book “Diversity and Rabbinization”.
By NOAM TITELMAN:
The Frente Ampla and the new Chilean left are still a long way from having managed to generate consistent national majorities that can govern the country.
By LUIZ ROBERTO ALVES:
How is it possible to keep in power a figure that undoes, in his mouth, the beauty of everything?
By JOÃO SETTE WHITAKER FERREIRA:
Where is the left that should imagine and think of ways to mark its protest in an innovative and alternative way?
By MARILENA CHAUI:
“Social authoritarianism” as the origin and form of violence in Brazil.
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA:
Commentary on the book by Patricia Hill Collins
By TADEU VALADARES:
Notes from the news broadcast from the 19th to the 24th of May.
By LUIZ FERNANDO DE PAULA, CAMILA VAZ & PEDRO LANGE NETTO:
While inequalities increase, and the economy remains on the verge of slow recovery, the economic agenda seems to be constructed as if, in 2021, the country were already
By VINICIUS SOUZA, HUGO OTTATI & SIDARTA LANDARINI:
To the streets to overthrow Bolsonaro now!
By FLAVIO AGUIAR:
Commentary on the political trajectory of the Israeli Prime Minister.
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 JORGE NOVOA:
An approach to the life and work of the French historian
By CHRIS HEDGES: Israel does not exercise “the right to defend itself,” but instead conducts mass murder
By CARLA TEIXEIRA:
We won't beat the virus without beating the worm
By AFRANIO CATANI:
Comment on the book “Um Por Todos – Poesia Reunida”, by José Paulo Paes
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO:
Commentary on the book by Alípio Freire.
By ARI MARCELO SOLON:
Commentary on the book “Diversity and Rabbinization”.
By NOAM TITELMAN:
The Frente Ampla and the new Chilean left are still a long way from having managed to generate consistent national majorities that can govern the country.
By LUIZ ROBERTO ALVES:
How is it possible to keep in power a figure that undoes, in his mouth, the beauty of everything?
By JOÃO SETTE WHITAKER FERREIRA:
Where is the left that should imagine and think of ways to mark its protest in an innovative and alternative way?
By MARILENA CHAUI:
“Social authoritarianism” as the origin and form of violence in Brazil.
By ANDRE LUIZ DE SOUZA:
Commentary on the book by Patricia Hill Collins
By TADEU VALADARES:
Notes from the news broadcast from the 19th to the 24th of May.
By LUIZ FERNANDO DE PAULA, CAMILA VAZ & PEDRO LANGE NETTO:
While inequalities increase, and the economy remains on the verge of slow recovery, the economic agenda seems to be constructed as if, in 2021, the country were already
By VINICIUS SOUZA, HUGO OTTATI & SIDARTA LANDARINI:
To the streets to overthrow Bolsonaro now!
By FLAVIO AGUIAR:
Commentary on the political trajectory of the Israeli Prime Minister.
