Luigi Pirandello and Michelangelo Antonioni
By MARIAROSARIA FABRIS:
Affinities between the novel “The deceased Mattia Pascal” and the film Passenger: profession reporter”.
28/02/2021
By MARIAROSARIA FABRIS:
Affinities between the novel “The deceased Mattia Pascal” and the film Passenger: profession reporter”.
By MARCOS SILVA:
Commentary on the recently released book, organized by Celso Castro.
By IMMANUEL WALLERSTEIN: We must avoid any notion that history is on our side. We must capture Fortune, even if it eludes us.
By SOCIEDADE PAULISTA DE INFECTOLOGIA: The current pandemic control measures in force in the PLAN SÃO PAULO are insufficient to reduce the transmission of the virus
By DIJACI DAVID DE OLIVEIRA:
The government is not interested in guaranteeing more security for Brazilian society. Wants to arm tens and thousands of people who fit the profile of militiamen
By LAYMERT GARCIA DOS SANTOS:
With the pandemic, genocide becomes effectively a state policy.
By ANDRÉ SINGER, CÍCERO ARAUJO & LEONARDO BELINELLI:
Introduction of the authors to the recently published book “Introduction to the Study of Politics”.
By LINCOLN SECCO: The Workers' Party was much more a network of plural regional and social expressions than a party centralized in São Paulo
By RICARDO MANOEL DE OLIVEIRA MORAIS: Death, lies, contempt, indifference as government projects
By VITOR PIAZZAROLLO LOUREIRO:
The colonization of the Americas and the Myth of Modernity made the native guilty and the colonizer innocent.
By ANSELM JAPPE:
“Acting minorities” can sometimes be more powerful than “silent majorities”.
By GUSTAVO TORRECILHA:
The American filmmaker's critique of the content and form of contemporary cinema
By WADIH DAMOUS:
Ten worrying affinities between Lava Jato and the Inquisition
By FERNANDO D'ANGELO MACHADO:
The country even more vulnerable
By MARILENA CHAUI:
The exercise and dignity of thought.
By JEAN PIERRE CHAUVIN:
Unhappy with the pseudo country in which the executive power, under the connivance of the legislature and the silence of the judiciary, directs actions aiming not at the well-being of its inhabitants, but at their extermination
By MARIAROSARIA FABRIS:
Affinities between the novel “The deceased Mattia Pascal” and the film Passenger: profession reporter”.
By MARCOS SILVA:
Commentary on the recently released book, organized by Celso Castro.
By IMMANUEL WALLERSTEIN: We must avoid any notion that history is on our side. We must capture Fortune, even if it eludes us.
By SOCIEDADE PAULISTA DE INFECTOLOGIA: The current pandemic control measures in force in the PLAN SÃO PAULO are insufficient to reduce the transmission of the virus
By DIJACI DAVID DE OLIVEIRA:
The government is not interested in guaranteeing more security for Brazilian society. Wants to arm tens and thousands of people who fit the profile of militiamen
By LAYMERT GARCIA DOS SANTOS:
With the pandemic, genocide becomes effectively a state policy.
By ANDRÉ SINGER, CÍCERO ARAUJO & LEONARDO BELINELLI:
Introduction of the authors to the recently published book “Introduction to the Study of Politics”.
By LINCOLN SECCO: The Workers' Party was much more a network of plural regional and social expressions than a party centralized in São Paulo
By RICARDO MANOEL DE OLIVEIRA MORAIS: Death, lies, contempt, indifference as government projects
By VITOR PIAZZAROLLO LOUREIRO:
The colonization of the Americas and the Myth of Modernity made the native guilty and the colonizer innocent.
By ANSELM JAPPE:
“Acting minorities” can sometimes be more powerful than “silent majorities”.
By GUSTAVO TORRECILHA:
The American filmmaker's critique of the content and form of contemporary cinema
By WADIH DAMOUS:
Ten worrying affinities between Lava Jato and the Inquisition
By FERNANDO D'ANGELO MACHADO:
The country even more vulnerable
By MARILENA CHAUI:
The exercise and dignity of thought.
By JEAN PIERRE CHAUVIN:
Unhappy with the pseudo country in which the executive power, under the connivance of the legislature and the silence of the judiciary, directs actions aiming not at the well-being of its inhabitants, but at their extermination
