By DANIEL COSTA: When reflecting on the legacy of the Lula administrations, it is imperative to recognize that the social and economic achievements attained are not mere numbers, but concrete transformations that redefined the trajectory of millions of Brazilians.
By DANIEL COSTA: Xênia, Liniker and Linn do not occupy spaces — they create universes. Their black and dissident bodies are beacons of a future that has already arrived: where Brazilian music finally recognizes itself as multiple, ancestral and insurgent.
By DANIEL COSTA: In the contemporary political scene, both corruption and populism continue to be used as rhetorical weapons in partisan and ideological disputes.
By DANIEL COSTA*: The characters of Vai-Vai are a synthesis of the Bixiga neighborhood, especially the part of the neighborhood that continues to resist the attacks that try to decharacterize the traditional region of São Paulo.
By DANIEL COSTA: Nei Lopes and Leonardo Bruno tell in a non-linear way the story of an association that for more than seventy years has proven that it is neither better nor worse than its sisters, it is just a different school
By DANIEL COSTA: Comment on the recently released book by Ricardo Santhiago
By DANIEL COSTA: Comment on the recently released book by Eumano Silva
By DANIEL COSTA: Commentary on the recently released book by Carlos Fernando Cunha, Nathalia Sarro and Vinícius Natal
By DANIEL COSTA: A moment of intense dispute for the hegemony of discourse and cultural movements
By DANIEL COSTA: Thinking about the future of big cities should be an effort involving the most varied sectors of civil society
By DANIEL COSTA: Considerations on the book organized by Caetano Pereira de Araujo
By DANIEL COSTA: Commentary on the book by historian Jaime Rodrigues.
By DANIEL COSTA: Considerations on the recently published books by Celso Rocha de Barros and Carlos Marchi
By DANIEL COSTA:
Commentary on the book organized by Luiz Ricardo Leitão and Marcelo Braz
By DANIEL COSTA:
Commentary on the recently launched book organized by Carlos Alberto Bello, Cibele Rizek, Joana Barros and Leonardo Mello e Silva
By DANIEL COSTA:
The jargon of combating corruption has undergone a significant process of instrumentalization
By DANIEL COSTA:
Commentary on the recently released book, organized by Antonio Carlos Mazzeo and Luiz Bernardo Pericás
By DANIEL COSTA:
Attacks and attempts at associating Afro-based religions with the practice of malevolent rituals are nothing new.
By DANIEL COSTA: When reflecting on the legacy of the Lula administrations, it is imperative to recognize that the social and economic achievements attained are not mere numbers, but concrete transformations that redefined the trajectory of millions of Brazilians.
By DANIEL COSTA: Xênia, Liniker and Linn do not occupy spaces — they create universes. Their black and dissident bodies are beacons of a future that has already arrived: where Brazilian music finally recognizes itself as multiple, ancestral and insurgent.
By DANIEL COSTA: In the contemporary political scene, both corruption and populism continue to be used as rhetorical weapons in partisan and ideological disputes.
By DANIEL COSTA*: The characters of Vai-Vai are a synthesis of the Bixiga neighborhood, especially the part of the neighborhood that continues to resist the attacks that try to decharacterize the traditional region of São Paulo.
By DANIEL COSTA: Nei Lopes and Leonardo Bruno tell in a non-linear way the story of an association that for more than seventy years has proven that it is neither better nor worse than its sisters, it is just a different school
By DANIEL COSTA: Comment on the recently released book by Ricardo Santhiago
By DANIEL COSTA: Comment on the recently released book by Eumano Silva
By DANIEL COSTA: Commentary on the recently released book by Carlos Fernando Cunha, Nathalia Sarro and Vinícius Natal
By DANIEL COSTA: A moment of intense dispute for the hegemony of discourse and cultural movements
By DANIEL COSTA: Thinking about the future of big cities should be an effort involving the most varied sectors of civil society
By DANIEL COSTA: Considerations on the book organized by Caetano Pereira de Araujo
By DANIEL COSTA: Commentary on the book by historian Jaime Rodrigues.
By DANIEL COSTA: Considerations on the recently published books by Celso Rocha de Barros and Carlos Marchi
By DANIEL COSTA:
Commentary on the book organized by Luiz Ricardo Leitão and Marcelo Braz
By DANIEL COSTA:
Commentary on the recently launched book organized by Carlos Alberto Bello, Cibele Rizek, Joana Barros and Leonardo Mello e Silva
By DANIEL COSTA:
The jargon of combating corruption has undergone a significant process of instrumentalization
By DANIEL COSTA:
Commentary on the recently released book, organized by Antonio Carlos Mazzeo and Luiz Bernardo Pericás
By DANIEL COSTA:
Attacks and attempts at associating Afro-based religions with the practice of malevolent rituals are nothing new.
