By JOÃO DOS REIS SILVA JUNIOR: Behind the legal codes and Brazilian republican institutions there still beats an “authoritarian heart” that beats whenever the citizens dare to speak out
By ANTONIO BARSCH GIMENEZ: When ministers like Barroso denounce “excessive litigiousness” in labor law, they echo the same arguments of the 2017 Labor Reform, revealing that the defense of democracy does not necessarily include the defense of social rights
By LUIS EUSTÁQUIO SOARES: Can anyone imagine that a Brazilian NGO could, directly from Washington, receive complaints of sexual harassment from a US Secretary of State?
By THIAGO TURIBIO: “Evil is not natural, it is inequality that promotes and trivializes it. The time for emancipation will come, but first we must work, negotiate, reconcile, and concede.”
By HENRY BURNETT: The classroom, a space for dialogue and discovery, is a trench against organized ignorance. Teaching philosophy today means resisting barbarism – not by indoctrination, but by insisting that thinking is still worthwhile.
By SANDRA BITENCOURT: From digital hate to teen pastors: how the controversies of Janja, Virgínia Fonseca and Miguel Oliveira reveal the crisis of authority in the age of algorithms
By SERAPHIM PIETROFORTE: The right denies Judith Butler; some trans people misrepresent Foucault. The loser is the complexity of the debate about identity and the body
By LUIZ BERNARDO PERICAS: Bolsonarism is not an ideology, but a pact between militiamen, neo-Pentecostals and a rentier elite — a reactionary dystopia shaped by Brazilian backwardness, not by the model of Mussolini or Hitler
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL: Joel Pinheiro da Fonseca's article in Folha de São Paulo is so bad-faith that it would be surprising if we didn't know who wrote it. The ultraliberal is incapable of distinguishing between issues of
By CARLOS EDUARDO MARTINS: The main reason for the ideological quagmire in which we live is not the presence of a Brazilian right wing that is reactive to change nor the rise of fascism, but the decision of the PT social democracy to accommodate itself to the structures
By OSNAN SILVA DE SOUZA: Hegemonic journalism relies on a narrative without any type of historical, sociological or political support
By JEAN PIERRE CHAUVIN: Donald Trump's reelection has once again stirred up the heartless and insane sellouts. There will certainly be those who defend Trump's "tariff hike", as if it confirmed the virtue of a statesman
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Our university needs to prepare itself and strengthen its alliances with its sisters in the north. The university spirit, all over the world, only survives and expands when it knows that it is one
By CARLOS OCKÉ: The link between Bolsonarism and neoliberalism has deep ties tied to this mythological figure of the “saver”
By HOMERO SANTIAGO: The episode at the Pinheiros terminal in the capital of São Paulo rekindles terrifying memories of newspaper stands blown up, an explosive letter at the OAB in 1980, and Riocentro in 1981
By GEORGHIO TOMELIN: Both right-wing and left-wing people want more communication, more transportation, more health, more food, etc. The question is “at what price?”
By MANUELA D'AVILA: The political violence to which female politicians are subjected is even more expressive when crossed by racism
By LUIZ MARQUES: The Bolsonarist epic associates the typical crimes of the primitive accumulation of capital with a sociopathic personality, for the civilizational regression
By MARIA RAMOS & EDERGENIO NEGREIROS VIEIRA: We are experiencing a real crisis in public safety, which mainly affects the most vulnerable, in addition to deteriorating the so-called Democratic Rule of Law itself.
By JOÃO DOS REIS SILVA JUNIOR: Behind the legal codes and Brazilian republican institutions there still beats an “authoritarian heart” that beats whenever the citizens dare to speak out
By ANTONIO BARSCH GIMENEZ: When ministers like Barroso denounce “excessive litigiousness” in labor law, they echo the same arguments of the 2017 Labor Reform, revealing that the defense of democracy does not necessarily include the defense of social rights
By LUIS EUSTÁQUIO SOARES: Can anyone imagine that a Brazilian NGO could, directly from Washington, receive complaints of sexual harassment from a US Secretary of State?
By THIAGO TURIBIO: “Evil is not natural, it is inequality that promotes and trivializes it. The time for emancipation will come, but first we must work, negotiate, reconcile, and concede.”
By HENRY BURNETT: The classroom, a space for dialogue and discovery, is a trench against organized ignorance. Teaching philosophy today means resisting barbarism – not by indoctrination, but by insisting that thinking is still worthwhile.
By SANDRA BITENCOURT: From digital hate to teen pastors: how the controversies of Janja, Virgínia Fonseca and Miguel Oliveira reveal the crisis of authority in the age of algorithms
By SERAPHIM PIETROFORTE: The right denies Judith Butler; some trans people misrepresent Foucault. The loser is the complexity of the debate about identity and the body
By LUIZ BERNARDO PERICAS: Bolsonarism is not an ideology, but a pact between militiamen, neo-Pentecostals and a rentier elite — a reactionary dystopia shaped by Brazilian backwardness, not by the model of Mussolini or Hitler
By LUIS FELIPE MIGUEL: Joel Pinheiro da Fonseca's article in Folha de São Paulo is so bad-faith that it would be surprising if we didn't know who wrote it. The ultraliberal is incapable of distinguishing between issues of
By CARLOS EDUARDO MARTINS: The main reason for the ideological quagmire in which we live is not the presence of a Brazilian right wing that is reactive to change nor the rise of fascism, but the decision of the PT social democracy to accommodate itself to the structures
By OSNAN SILVA DE SOUZA: Hegemonic journalism relies on a narrative without any type of historical, sociological or political support
By JEAN PIERRE CHAUVIN: Donald Trump's reelection has once again stirred up the heartless and insane sellouts. There will certainly be those who defend Trump's "tariff hike", as if it confirmed the virtue of a statesman
By EUGENIO BUCCI: Our university needs to prepare itself and strengthen its alliances with its sisters in the north. The university spirit, all over the world, only survives and expands when it knows that it is one
By CARLOS OCKÉ: The link between Bolsonarism and neoliberalism has deep ties tied to this mythological figure of the “saver”
By HOMERO SANTIAGO: The episode at the Pinheiros terminal in the capital of São Paulo rekindles terrifying memories of newspaper stands blown up, an explosive letter at the OAB in 1980, and Riocentro in 1981
By GEORGHIO TOMELIN: Both right-wing and left-wing people want more communication, more transportation, more health, more food, etc. The question is “at what price?”
By MANUELA D'AVILA: The political violence to which female politicians are subjected is even more expressive when crossed by racism
By LUIZ MARQUES: The Bolsonarist epic associates the typical crimes of the primitive accumulation of capital with a sociopathic personality, for the civilizational regression
By MARIA RAMOS & EDERGENIO NEGREIROS VIEIRA: We are experiencing a real crisis in public safety, which mainly affects the most vulnerable, in addition to deteriorating the so-called Democratic Rule of Law itself.
