The electoral win-lose
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: Anyone who believed in a left-wing victory in the 2024 elections was living in a world of fairies and elves
17/11/2024
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: Anyone who believed in a left-wing victory in the 2024 elections was living in a world of fairies and elves
By SERAPHIM PIETROFORTE: Taking care of the prosodic and phonological dimensions of language, at least in poetic discourse, far from belletrism and literary whims, means taking care of linguistic expression
By LINCOLN SECCO: The judicialization of public teaching competitions at USP is not new, but it tends to grow for a series of reasons that should concern the university community
By MARCIO ALESSANDRO DE OLIVEIRA: It is possible to talk about grammatical (or ungrammatical) neuter gender in basic education, as long as teachers know linguistic and grammatical theories
By J. CHRISOSTOMO DE SOUZA: According to Marx, our essential humanity, our being-for-each-other, which is not yet realized, is in our generic productive activity, work.
By ALEXANDRE MARUCA: Notes on the rise of the extreme right based on a reading of Anselm Jappe
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: Anyone who believed in a left-wing victory in the 2024 elections was living in a world of fairies and elves
By SERAPHIM PIETROFORTE: Taking care of the prosodic and phonological dimensions of language, at least in poetic discourse, far from belletrism and literary whims, means taking care of linguistic expression
By LINCOLN SECCO: The judicialization of public teaching competitions at USP is not new, but it tends to grow for a series of reasons that should concern the university community
By MARCIO ALESSANDRO DE OLIVEIRA: It is possible to talk about grammatical (or ungrammatical) neuter gender in basic education, as long as teachers know linguistic and grammatical theories
By J. CHRISOSTOMO DE SOUZA: According to Marx, our essential humanity, our being-for-each-other, which is not yet realized, is in our generic productive activity, work.
By ALEXANDRE MARUCA: Notes on the rise of the extreme right based on a reading of Anselm Jappe