How to democratize reading?
By LINCOLN SECCO:
Only socialism will be able to sow books by the handful and keep people working in its productive chain
05/06/2022
By LINCOLN SECCO:
Only socialism will be able to sow books by the handful and keep people working in its productive chain
By LARRY ELLIOTT:
The West suffers most from the economic costs of a protracted war.
By CAIO BUGIATO:
US foreign policy and Sérgio Moro's Lava Jato threw Brazil into Bolsonarist hell
By MARCELO GUIMARÃES LIMA:
Censorship of the PCO prohibits the political-ideological debate
By DÊNIS DE MORAES:
Author's introductory note to the newly released book
By JULIAN RODRIGUES:
Considerations about the article by Rosa Rosa Gomes
By LUIZ MARQUES:
The election between Bolsonaro's coup impetus and Lula's republican spirit
By WÉCIO PINHEIRO ARAÚJO:
The phenomenon of fake news and its impact in contemporary Brazil
By FLÁVIO AGUIAR:
The flag of peace is in a twilight situation, while the pink-fingered aurora makes the one of war rise on the horizon
By BERNHARD HORSTMANN:
After months of touting Ukrainian victories that never happened, 'Western' headlines finally recognize the true state of the war
By CLAUDIA MAZZEI NOGUEIRA, LUCI PRAUN & MARIANA SHINOHARA RONCATO:
The fight against the precariousness of women's work is also anti-capitalist
By PAULO VANNUCHI:
Not one more day of complacency, lethargy, apathy, omission or indifference in the face of police brutality
By FERNÃO PESSOA RAMOS:
A presentation of the documentary cinema developed by the Brazilian filmmaker
By DANIEL COSTA:
Commentary on samba circles in the city of São Paulo
By BOAVENTURA DE SOUSA SANTOS:
Eurocentrism makes a degrading caricature of the rest of the world
By LEONARDO BOFF:
Conservatives insist and persist in the old structure of a hierarchical and pyramidal Church, full of privileges
By ALESSANDRO OCTAVIANI:
Considerations on the teachings of Oswald de Andrade on the legal issue
By LUIZ ROBERTO ALVES:
Author introduction to newly released book
By JULIAN RODRIGUES:
More Anitta, less Zé Neto. More Lula, less Bolsonaro. More intelligence, less stupidity
By DIEGO MINUCELLI GARCIA:
Language must be studied while in use and is open to social and political interference present in society
By LINCOLN SECCO:
Only socialism will be able to sow books by the handful and keep people working in its productive chain
By LARRY ELLIOTT:
The West suffers most from the economic costs of a protracted war.
By CAIO BUGIATO:
US foreign policy and Sérgio Moro's Lava Jato threw Brazil into Bolsonarist hell
By MARCELO GUIMARÃES LIMA:
Censorship of the PCO prohibits the political-ideological debate
By DÊNIS DE MORAES:
Author's introductory note to the newly released book
By JULIAN RODRIGUES:
Considerations about the article by Rosa Rosa Gomes
By LUIZ MARQUES:
The election between Bolsonaro's coup impetus and Lula's republican spirit
By WÉCIO PINHEIRO ARAÚJO:
The phenomenon of fake news and its impact in contemporary Brazil
By FLÁVIO AGUIAR:
The flag of peace is in a twilight situation, while the pink-fingered aurora makes the one of war rise on the horizon
By BERNHARD HORSTMANN:
After months of touting Ukrainian victories that never happened, 'Western' headlines finally recognize the true state of the war
By CLAUDIA MAZZEI NOGUEIRA, LUCI PRAUN & MARIANA SHINOHARA RONCATO:
The fight against the precariousness of women's work is also anti-capitalist
By PAULO VANNUCHI:
Not one more day of complacency, lethargy, apathy, omission or indifference in the face of police brutality
By FERNÃO PESSOA RAMOS:
A presentation of the documentary cinema developed by the Brazilian filmmaker
By DANIEL COSTA:
Commentary on samba circles in the city of São Paulo
By BOAVENTURA DE SOUSA SANTOS:
Eurocentrism makes a degrading caricature of the rest of the world
By LEONARDO BOFF:
Conservatives insist and persist in the old structure of a hierarchical and pyramidal Church, full of privileges
By ALESSANDRO OCTAVIANI:
Considerations on the teachings of Oswald de Andrade on the legal issue
By LUIZ ROBERTO ALVES:
Author introduction to newly released book
By JULIAN RODRIGUES:
More Anitta, less Zé Neto. More Lula, less Bolsonaro. More intelligence, less stupidity
By DIEGO MINUCELLI GARCIA:
Language must be studied while in use and is open to social and political interference present in society