The beadle and the rector
By JOSÉ COSTA JUNIOR: The election of the first black professor to head the UFBA Faculty of Medicine
13/01/2024
By JOSÉ COSTA JUNIOR: The election of the first black professor to head the UFBA Faculty of Medicine
By JOSÉ COSTA JUNIOR: The informational disorder was propitiated by technological resources and by the action of malicious agents
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR:
The difficulties and resistance to understanding phenomena such as those of “Evita”
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR:
Considerations on three documentaries that address the 2013 Demonstrations
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR:
Resentment and negativity on social media and on the streets
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR: Instead of seeing democracy as a defined program, which has come to an end, we increasingly need to understand it as an ongoing project
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR: Life in the “age of transition” is intense and uncertain, which also opens up space for speeches and political proposals often based on the “need for the new” or the “return to order”.
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR: Four stories narrated in recent films portray the tensions and consequences of life in very unequal societies, a situation that impacts people's lives in a decisive way
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR: What is structural racism? it is a necessary reading for difficult times like ours, where thought and reflection seem to lose place amid prejudices and unreasonable statements on purpose and
By José Costa Júnior: Tony Judt and Tzvetan Todorov experienced the XNUMXth century with its tragedies and hopes and coincidentally wrote books with reflections that related the past and the future at the beginning of the XNUMXst century
By José Costa Junior
reading of mirror of the west by Jean-Louis Vullierme contributes to understanding and informing the bases of monstrosity in societies, and how what seems distant is not impossible to reappear, leading us to think about how much some
By JOSÉ COSTA JUNIOR: The election of the first black professor to head the UFBA Faculty of Medicine
By JOSÉ COSTA JUNIOR: The informational disorder was propitiated by technological resources and by the action of malicious agents
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR:
The difficulties and resistance to understanding phenomena such as those of “Evita”
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR:
Considerations on three documentaries that address the 2013 Demonstrations
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR:
Resentment and negativity on social media and on the streets
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR: Instead of seeing democracy as a defined program, which has come to an end, we increasingly need to understand it as an ongoing project
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR: Life in the “age of transition” is intense and uncertain, which also opens up space for speeches and political proposals often based on the “need for the new” or the “return to order”.
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR: Four stories narrated in recent films portray the tensions and consequences of life in very unequal societies, a situation that impacts people's lives in a decisive way
By JOSÉ COSTA JÚNIOR: What is structural racism? it is a necessary reading for difficult times like ours, where thought and reflection seem to lose place amid prejudices and unreasonable statements on purpose and
By José Costa Júnior: Tony Judt and Tzvetan Todorov experienced the XNUMXth century with its tragedies and hopes and coincidentally wrote books with reflections that related the past and the future at the beginning of the XNUMXst century
By José Costa Junior
reading of mirror of the west by Jean-Louis Vullierme contributes to understanding and informing the bases of monstrosity in societies, and how what seems distant is not impossible to reappear, leading us to think about how much some
