By MARIA RITA KEHL: The family was deprivatized from the second half of the 20th century and the central nucleus of the contemporary family was imploded, crossed by intimate contact with adults, adolescents and children coming from other families.
By EDILSON CREAM: A retrospective on the occasion of the centenary of the First Manifesto of Surrealism
By VLADIMIR SAFATLE: The greater the scope of clinical diagnostic possibilities, the less chance there is of mobilizing psychological suffering as a basis for social revolt.
By TARIQ ALI: What we are witnessing in Syria today is a huge defeat, a mini 1967 for the Arab world
By MARCONI SEVERO: From the language of agriculture or why is agriculture what it is?
By ARACY PS BALBANI: Do Brazilian society and its legislative representatives not care about tax evasion and the loopholes for corruption and the practice of occasional rachadinhas?
By TADEU VALADARES: The rise of China and the return of Russia to great power status have blocked the ultimate imperial, imperialist, Western objective
By OSCAR VILHENA VIEIRA: Foreword to the recently released book by Ricardo Carvalho and Otávio Dias
By GILBERTO LOPES: The United States is well aware that it is violating the United Nations Charter and international law
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Russia dodged a bullet by wisely choosing not to ally with the now-defeated Axis of Resistance
By MAURÍCIO VIEIRA MARTINS: 180 years after the writing of the Economic-Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844, revisiting them also holds some additional surprises.
By ROGERIO DE SOUZA: The package presented by Fernando Haddad at the end of November is the most recent episode of the soap opera that has been watched since the 1990s
By ELEUTÉRIO FS PRADO: To spread its brutal destructiveness, capitalism needs a figure like Trump
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Afterword to the recently released book by Chico Lopes
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Will the governor of São Paulo start defending human rights? Don't bet on it
By PAULO NOGUEIRA BATISTA JR.: A mixture of ignorance, servility and strategic disorientation led Brazil to sign an agreement of neoliberal essence
By LUIZ MENNA-BARRETO: Power games in the family, at school, at work and on the streets, in the construction of temporal niches
By CAIQUE CARVALHO: The path that the Brazilian right has paved in recent years has been that of a moralizing debate on the agendas of social minorities voiced by the left
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO: Afterword to the newly released autobiography of Ana Corbisier
By JOHN MARCOS DUARTE: Commentary on André Castro's recently released book
By MARIA RITA KEHL: The family was deprivatized from the second half of the 20th century and the central nucleus of the contemporary family was imploded, crossed by intimate contact with adults, adolescents and children coming from other families.
By EDILSON CREAM: A retrospective on the occasion of the centenary of the First Manifesto of Surrealism
By VLADIMIR SAFATLE: The greater the scope of clinical diagnostic possibilities, the less chance there is of mobilizing psychological suffering as a basis for social revolt.
By TARIQ ALI: What we are witnessing in Syria today is a huge defeat, a mini 1967 for the Arab world
By MARCONI SEVERO: From the language of agriculture or why is agriculture what it is?
By ARACY PS BALBANI: Do Brazilian society and its legislative representatives not care about tax evasion and the loopholes for corruption and the practice of occasional rachadinhas?
By TADEU VALADARES: The rise of China and the return of Russia to great power status have blocked the ultimate imperial, imperialist, Western objective
By OSCAR VILHENA VIEIRA: Foreword to the recently released book by Ricardo Carvalho and Otávio Dias
By GILBERTO LOPES: The United States is well aware that it is violating the United Nations Charter and international law
By ANDREW KORYBKO: Russia dodged a bullet by wisely choosing not to ally with the now-defeated Axis of Resistance
By MAURÍCIO VIEIRA MARTINS: 180 years after the writing of the Economic-Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844, revisiting them also holds some additional surprises.
By ROGERIO DE SOUZA: The package presented by Fernando Haddad at the end of November is the most recent episode of the soap opera that has been watched since the 1990s
By ELEUTÉRIO FS PRADO: To spread its brutal destructiveness, capitalism needs a figure like Trump
By DANIEL BRAZIL: Afterword to the recently released book by Chico Lopes
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Will the governor of São Paulo start defending human rights? Don't bet on it
By PAULO NOGUEIRA BATISTA JR.: A mixture of ignorance, servility and strategic disorientation led Brazil to sign an agreement of neoliberal essence
By LUIZ MENNA-BARRETO: Power games in the family, at school, at work and on the streets, in the construction of temporal niches
By CAIQUE CARVALHO: The path that the Brazilian right has paved in recent years has been that of a moralizing debate on the agendas of social minorities voiced by the left
By WALNICE NOGUEIRA GALVÃO: Afterword to the newly released autobiography of Ana Corbisier
By JOHN MARCOS DUARTE: Commentary on André Castro's recently released book