A magazine called Almanac
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO:
Testimony about the genesis and the 14 issues of “Almanac – Cadernos de Literatura e Ensaio”
01/08/2021
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO:
Testimony about the genesis and the 14 issues of “Almanac – Cadernos de Literatura e Ensaio”
By RICARDO ABRAMOVAY:
The Amazon becomes bigger than Brazil in the struggle for development
By RAFAEL GALVÃO DE ALMEIDA:
What is not discussed about the history of liberalism
By DANIEL AARÃO REIS:
Revolutionary dictatorship and consensus building
By MARIANA SOUTO & MATEUS ARAÚJO:
Notes on the film “Noon”, by Helena Solberg
By VLADIMIR SAFATLE:
Reply to Leonardo Avritzer's article
By PEDRO MIGUEL CARDOSO:
We cannot overlook the possibility of conscious social and ecological transformation
By MARCELO GUIMARÃES LIMA:
Mafia capitalism and the state as a manager of criminality
By DONATELLA DI CESARE:
The real discrimination is between those who have the vaccine and those who don't.
By FABIANA SCOLESO:
On the formation, control and performance of the new logistics companies – the logtechs
By THIAGO BLOSS DE ARAÚJO:
The collective identification with the victory of the revered Rayssa does not point to hope, but to the resignation of a population that has become accustomed to the immediacy of the death of thousands, of hunger and
By VLADIMIR SAFATLE:
Considerations on the inalienable right to tear down statues
By MARIANA ÁLVAREZ ORELLANA:
Peru's president-elect will inherit a deeply divided country
By JOÃO SETTE WHITAKER FERREIRA & ANDRÉ KWAK:
There is nothing, in the Brazilian urban scenario, that allows hope, except for those who have the privilege of living in the rich territories of the cities
By TALES AB´SÁBER:
Psychoanalysis as a theoretical ethical experience of transformation
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO:
Testimony about the genesis and the 14 issues of “Almanac – Cadernos de Literatura e Ensaio”
By RICARDO ABRAMOVAY:
The Amazon becomes bigger than Brazil in the struggle for development
By RAFAEL GALVÃO DE ALMEIDA:
What is not discussed about the history of liberalism
By DANIEL AARÃO REIS:
Revolutionary dictatorship and consensus building
By MARIANA SOUTO & MATEUS ARAÚJO:
Notes on the film “Noon”, by Helena Solberg
By VLADIMIR SAFATLE:
Reply to Leonardo Avritzer's article
By PEDRO MIGUEL CARDOSO:
We cannot overlook the possibility of conscious social and ecological transformation
By MARCELO GUIMARÃES LIMA:
Mafia capitalism and the state as a manager of criminality
By DONATELLA DI CESARE:
The real discrimination is between those who have the vaccine and those who don't.
By FABIANA SCOLESO:
On the formation, control and performance of the new logistics companies – the logtechs
By THIAGO BLOSS DE ARAÚJO:
The collective identification with the victory of the revered Rayssa does not point to hope, but to the resignation of a population that has become accustomed to the immediacy of the death of thousands, of hunger and
By VLADIMIR SAFATLE:
Considerations on the inalienable right to tear down statues
By MARIANA ÁLVAREZ ORELLANA:
Peru's president-elect will inherit a deeply divided country
By JOÃO SETTE WHITAKER FERREIRA & ANDRÉ KWAK:
There is nothing, in the Brazilian urban scenario, that allows hope, except for those who have the privilege of living in the rich territories of the cities
By TALES AB´SÁBER:
Psychoanalysis as a theoretical ethical experience of transformation
