
Surrealism as a revolutionary movement
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Reflections on the occasion of the centenary of his “First Manifesto”
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Reflections on the occasion of the centenary of his “First Manifesto”
By DENÍLSON BOTELHO:
It is only possible to understand Lima Barreto's militancy by contextualizing it within the political and ideological conflicts in which the writer intended to participate.
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: The Supreme Federal Court decides between the country and agribusiness
By JEFFERSON FERREIRA DO NASCIMENTO & MARIA DO SOCORRO SOUSA BRAGA: The extreme right and part of the traditional right have adopted an anti-systemic and reformist discourse, associated with moral conservatism and economic neoliberalism
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The apparent and the essential in the interpretation of the War against Paraguay
By CARLOS DE NICOLA: As the Brazilian left has a structural difficulty in vocalizing possible solutions, “morbid symptoms” are embodied in characters, and compete for the popular imagination in a regressive way
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Reflections on the occasion of the centenary of his “First Manifesto”
By DENÍLSON BOTELHO:
It is only possible to understand Lima Barreto's militancy by contextualizing it within the political and ideological conflicts in which the writer intended to participate.
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: The Supreme Federal Court decides between the country and agribusiness
By JEFFERSON FERREIRA DO NASCIMENTO & MARIA DO SOCORRO SOUSA BRAGA: The extreme right and part of the traditional right have adopted an anti-systemic and reformist discourse, associated with moral conservatism and economic neoliberalism
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The apparent and the essential in the interpretation of the War against Paraguay
By CARLOS DE NICOLA: As the Brazilian left has a structural difficulty in vocalizing possible solutions, “morbid symptoms” are embodied in characters, and compete for the popular imagination in a regressive way