By LUIZ EDUARDO SOARES: In the name of the respect that the former minister deserves, in the name of the respect that women victims deserve, I wonder if it is not time to change the key to judicialization, policing and penalization
By SERAPHIM PIETROFORTE: Ten works to present the main currents of semiology and semiotics; and to show the heterogeneity of the discursive space formed by the theories of sign and signification
By GASPAR PEACE: Dissent as an opening of paths, as taking a position, which does not conform to irreconcilable compromises or tedious positions
By DANIEL AFONSO DA SILVA: Silvio Almeida's downfall is much more serious than it seems. It goes far beyond Silvio Almeida's possible ethical and moral lapses and spreads to entire segments of Brazilian society.
By LEONARDO CABRAL: The current configuration of virtual reality highlights the philosophical problem of how the subjective and the objective interact in non-virtual reality, to simply constitute what “reality” is.
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Those nostalgic for free will have become seasoned musketeers
By LUIZ RECAMAN: Article posted in tribute to the recently deceased architect and USP professor
By BRUNA FRASCOLLA: When the identitarian wave swept Brazil in the last decade, its opponents had, so to speak, a critical mass already formed in the previous decade
By RICARDO NEDER: The solidarity economy is an area of growing study within the framework of international experiences to address the search for concrete solutions and alternatives to exclusionary neoliberalism
By MARCOS DE QUEIROZ GRILLO: The false and opportunistic inferences of journalist Glenn Greenwald were irresponsibly orchestrated by the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo and launched against Minister Alexandre Moraes
By VLADIMIR SAFATLE: Considerations on the recently released book by Bentzi Laor and Peter Pál Pelbart
By RENILDO SOUZA: In his time, Marx noted that the totality of capital existed in the form of means of production, “with the exception of a relatively small portion existing in the form of money”
By MARIO COUTINHO: Rational discourse has not worked well in politics, hence the success of Marçal's madness
By MICHEL MONTEZUMA: In politics there is no dilemma, there is a cost
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: It is necessary that the national State and its elite – which has not yet renounced Brazil as the rentiers and the others who make up the empire's servile entourage have done – unite to face the
By FRANCISCO BATISTA JÚNIOR: The forms of organization that have been proposed for the SUS, as management methods for the system and the case of federal hospitals in Rio de Janeiro
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: Like the Golem, the State of Israel has spiraled out of control and has spread fear, panic and death, including among Israeli dissidents and diaspora Jews.
By RICHARD D. WOLFF: European leaders and their parties continue to calculate how best to regain power after they lost it
By FERNANDO HORTA: We have failed to show that capitalism has no replicable enrichment processes, and we are failing to show that the digital world is not a copy of, nor a recipe for, analog life.
By ALASTAIR CROOKE: The invasion of Kursk has cemented Russians' awareness of hostile Western intentions. “Never again!” is their tacit response now.
By LUIZ EDUARDO SOARES: In the name of the respect that the former minister deserves, in the name of the respect that women victims deserve, I wonder if it is not time to change the key to judicialization, policing and penalization
By SERAPHIM PIETROFORTE: Ten works to present the main currents of semiology and semiotics; and to show the heterogeneity of the discursive space formed by the theories of sign and signification
By GASPAR PEACE: Dissent as an opening of paths, as taking a position, which does not conform to irreconcilable compromises or tedious positions
By DANIEL AFONSO DA SILVA: Silvio Almeida's downfall is much more serious than it seems. It goes far beyond Silvio Almeida's possible ethical and moral lapses and spreads to entire segments of Brazilian society.
By LEONARDO CABRAL: The current configuration of virtual reality highlights the philosophical problem of how the subjective and the objective interact in non-virtual reality, to simply constitute what “reality” is.
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Those nostalgic for free will have become seasoned musketeers
By LUIZ RECAMAN: Article posted in tribute to the recently deceased architect and USP professor
By BRUNA FRASCOLLA: When the identitarian wave swept Brazil in the last decade, its opponents had, so to speak, a critical mass already formed in the previous decade
By RICARDO NEDER: The solidarity economy is an area of growing study within the framework of international experiences to address the search for concrete solutions and alternatives to exclusionary neoliberalism
By MARCOS DE QUEIROZ GRILLO: The false and opportunistic inferences of journalist Glenn Greenwald were irresponsibly orchestrated by the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo and launched against Minister Alexandre Moraes
By VLADIMIR SAFATLE: Considerations on the recently released book by Bentzi Laor and Peter Pál Pelbart
By RENILDO SOUZA: In his time, Marx noted that the totality of capital existed in the form of means of production, “with the exception of a relatively small portion existing in the form of money”
By MARIO COUTINHO: Rational discourse has not worked well in politics, hence the success of Marçal's madness
By MICHEL MONTEZUMA: In politics there is no dilemma, there is a cost
By JOSÉ DIRCEU: It is necessary that the national State and its elite – which has not yet renounced Brazil as the rentiers and the others who make up the empire's servile entourage have done – unite to face the
By FRANCISCO BATISTA JÚNIOR: The forms of organization that have been proposed for the SUS, as management methods for the system and the case of federal hospitals in Rio de Janeiro
By SAMUEL KILSZTAJN: Like the Golem, the State of Israel has spiraled out of control and has spread fear, panic and death, including among Israeli dissidents and diaspora Jews.
By RICHARD D. WOLFF: European leaders and their parties continue to calculate how best to regain power after they lost it
By FERNANDO HORTA: We have failed to show that capitalism has no replicable enrichment processes, and we are failing to show that the digital world is not a copy of, nor a recipe for, analog life.
By ALASTAIR CROOKE: The invasion of Kursk has cemented Russians' awareness of hostile Western intentions. “Never again!” is their tacit response now.