The great hunger in “The Hour of the Star”
By SUSANA SOUTO: Macabéa is a character who dismantles what we know about others, about ourselves, about the world, about the invention of joy
11/08/2024
By SUSANA SOUTO: Macabéa is a character who dismantles what we know about others, about ourselves, about the world, about the invention of joy
By ALIPIO DESOUSA FILHO:
Author introduction to newly released book
By LUIS BONILLA-MOLINA & OSVALDO COGGIOLA: Any analysis of the serious situation in Venezuela that ignores the country's historical condition is condemned to superficiality and vulgar repetition, especially hypocritical when done in the name of democracy
By JAMES K. GALBRAITH: The market collapse and impending recession occur now, two years after the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates to “fight inflation”
By ANTONIO SIMPLICIO DE ALMEIDA NETO: Far beyond the “ideological apparatus of the state”, in the current situation, as we know, “education” has itself become a commodity that moves a large volume of capital
By VALERIO ARCARY: The US has no political or moral authority to denounce the Venezuelan regime as a dictatorship
By FÁBIO MASCARENHAS NOLASCO: Presentation of the recently released book by Marcos Lutz Müller
By RUBEN BAUER NAVEIRA: Ukraine and the Middle East appear to be converging towards a “married” outcome
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: The approach to promoting agroecological development
By FRANCISCO PEREIRA DE FARIAS: The collectivity needs a standard of law or legal principle in order to reproduce the coherence and cohesion of the type of social and political order
By EUGENIO BUCCI: All of humanity’s gestures follow the grammar learned in the vastness and debauchery of social — or antisocial — networks
By RUBEN BAUER NAVEIRA: Thinking the unthinkable or what our lives will be like post-nuclear war
By PAULO NOGUEIRA BATISTA JR.: The United States and the puppet Venezuelan opposition are unlikely to overthrow Nicolás Maduro
By BRUNO HUBERMAN: The genocide in Gaza deepened the crisis of the Zionist left. In Israel, where they have been removed from power since 2001
By RICARDO ANTUNES: Preface to the recently released book by Vanessa Patriota
By CAUÊ NEVES: Considerations about the play directed by Bete Coelho and Gabriel Fernandes
By ANDRÉ LARA RESENDE: The Real Plan and price stability did not restore rapid growth, did not reduce the distance in relation to developed countries and, above all, did not overcome the “terrible abyss between rich Brazil and Brazil
By BÁRBARA R. DE SOUZA, GUSTAVO P. SANTOS, ISABELLA T. MAIO, LILIAN DE MORAES DANTAS & GILBERTO MA RODRIGUES: The debate on PL 1904/24 reveals the fragility of women's rights in the face of political and social crises
By TADEU ALENCAR ARRAIS: There are several ways to interpret homicides committed by drivers of Porsche vehicles
By SUSANA SOUTO: Macabéa is a character who dismantles what we know about others, about ourselves, about the world, about the invention of joy
By ALIPIO DESOUSA FILHO:
Author introduction to newly released book
By LUIS BONILLA-MOLINA & OSVALDO COGGIOLA: Any analysis of the serious situation in Venezuela that ignores the country's historical condition is condemned to superficiality and vulgar repetition, especially hypocritical when done in the name of democracy
By JAMES K. GALBRAITH: The market collapse and impending recession occur now, two years after the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates to “fight inflation”
By ANTONIO SIMPLICIO DE ALMEIDA NETO: Far beyond the “ideological apparatus of the state”, in the current situation, as we know, “education” has itself become a commodity that moves a large volume of capital
By VALERIO ARCARY: The US has no political or moral authority to denounce the Venezuelan regime as a dictatorship
By FÁBIO MASCARENHAS NOLASCO: Presentation of the recently released book by Marcos Lutz Müller
By RUBEN BAUER NAVEIRA: Ukraine and the Middle East appear to be converging towards a “married” outcome
By JEAN MARC VON DER WEID: The approach to promoting agroecological development
By FRANCISCO PEREIRA DE FARIAS: The collectivity needs a standard of law or legal principle in order to reproduce the coherence and cohesion of the type of social and political order
By EUGENIO BUCCI: All of humanity’s gestures follow the grammar learned in the vastness and debauchery of social — or antisocial — networks
By RUBEN BAUER NAVEIRA: Thinking the unthinkable or what our lives will be like post-nuclear war
By PAULO NOGUEIRA BATISTA JR.: The United States and the puppet Venezuelan opposition are unlikely to overthrow Nicolás Maduro
By BRUNO HUBERMAN: The genocide in Gaza deepened the crisis of the Zionist left. In Israel, where they have been removed from power since 2001
By RICARDO ANTUNES: Preface to the recently released book by Vanessa Patriota
By CAUÊ NEVES: Considerations about the play directed by Bete Coelho and Gabriel Fernandes
By ANDRÉ LARA RESENDE: The Real Plan and price stability did not restore rapid growth, did not reduce the distance in relation to developed countries and, above all, did not overcome the “terrible abyss between rich Brazil and Brazil
By BÁRBARA R. DE SOUZA, GUSTAVO P. SANTOS, ISABELLA T. MAIO, LILIAN DE MORAES DANTAS & GILBERTO MA RODRIGUES: The debate on PL 1904/24 reveals the fragility of women's rights in the face of political and social crises
By TADEU ALENCAR ARRAIS: There are several ways to interpret homicides committed by drivers of Porsche vehicles
