By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: How Machado de Assis anticipated in 1897 the contemporary dilemma of Francis: “defense of dogma without agitation for war” in the face of “established facts” that cannot be banished from the world
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: Machado exposes religion: between satanic eucharists and diplomatic popes, clerical power reveals itself — not as salvation, but as yet another game of interests in the human comedy
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: A Machado-style analysis of the elevation of names and republican significance
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: Considerations on the book by Júlia Lopes de Almeida
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: By radicalizing his critique of capitalism, Krenak forgets that what is leading the world to its end is the economic and social system in which we live and not our separation from nature
By FELIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: Comments on some formulations by Roberto Schwarz
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: Commentary on the poet from Maranhão
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: How Machado de Assis anticipated in 1897 the contemporary dilemma of Francis: “defense of dogma without agitation for war” in the face of “established facts” that cannot be banished from the world
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: Machado exposes religion: between satanic eucharists and diplomatic popes, clerical power reveals itself — not as salvation, but as yet another game of interests in the human comedy
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: A Machado-style analysis of the elevation of names and republican significance
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: Considerations on the book by Júlia Lopes de Almeida
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: By radicalizing his critique of capitalism, Krenak forgets that what is leading the world to its end is the economic and social system in which we live and not our separation from nature
By FELIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: Comments on some formulations by Roberto Schwarz
By FILIPE DE FREITAS GONÇALVES: Commentary on the poet from Maranhão