By JALDES MENESES: Antonio Cicero, a delicate and thoughtful poet and philosopher, leaves behind memories, but he will not die, because his earthly work will last as long as human existence itself, not as long as the transcendent and ineffable cosmos, but as long as culture
By JALDES MENESES:
The polycrisis began in the headquarters and not in the periphery, producing a small mismatch in date and rhythm between the national and international dimension
By CIDA RAMOS & JALDES MENESES:
Brazilian crises and the resurrection of Lulism
By JALDES MENESES:
Bolsonaro is an empty signifier in which varied, even contradictory, contents are embedded in the back of the character.
By JALDES MENESES:
The importance of the concept of power relations for understanding the Gramscian theoretical set
By JALDES MENESES:
Watching centrão electoral victories in municipal elections makes up the reliquary of our eternal museum of big news
By JALDES MENESES:
The Revolution of October 25th (Julian calendar), or November 7th (Gregorian calendar), remains a living event, questioning the present time of our lives.
By JALDES MENESES:
The political regime of the bourgeois autocracy and the “theories of authoritarianism”
By JALDES MENESES: Commentary on the theses and reception of the sociologist's classic book
By JALDES MENESES: Antonio Cicero, a delicate and thoughtful poet and philosopher, leaves behind memories, but he will not die, because his earthly work will last as long as human existence itself, not as long as the transcendent and ineffable cosmos, but as long as culture
By JALDES MENESES:
The polycrisis began in the headquarters and not in the periphery, producing a small mismatch in date and rhythm between the national and international dimension
By CIDA RAMOS & JALDES MENESES:
Brazilian crises and the resurrection of Lulism
By JALDES MENESES:
Bolsonaro is an empty signifier in which varied, even contradictory, contents are embedded in the back of the character.
By JALDES MENESES:
The importance of the concept of power relations for understanding the Gramscian theoretical set
By JALDES MENESES:
Watching centrão electoral victories in municipal elections makes up the reliquary of our eternal museum of big news
By JALDES MENESES:
The Revolution of October 25th (Julian calendar), or November 7th (Gregorian calendar), remains a living event, questioning the present time of our lives.
By JALDES MENESES:
The political regime of the bourgeois autocracy and the “theories of authoritarianism”
By JALDES MENESES: Commentary on the theses and reception of the sociologist's classic book
