By MARIA RITA KEHL: The family was deprivatized from the second half of the 20th century and the central nucleus of the contemporary family was imploded, crossed by intimate contact with adults, adolescents and children coming from other families.
By JEANNE MARIE GAGNEBIN; MARIA-RITA KEHL; ERNANI CHAVES & PETER PÁL PELBART: In relation to the 1964 coup and the military dictatorship, there is no place for celebration or contempt
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
After the failed parade of war tanks, Bozo calls on “his” army, the military police and the crowd of supporters in boots and gaudy to demonstrate, on the 7th, their support for another coup project
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
Considerations on characters dominated by the affect of resentment.
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
Reflections on the trivialization of evil during Jair's government. M. Bolsonaro.
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
A society governed by the assumption of equal rights and dignity among all citizens produces, to some extent, different subjectivities from those produced by the logic of capitalist societies
By MARIA RITA KEHL: Commentary on a selection of chronicles by the writer who would have turned 100 on December 10th
By MARIA RITA KEHL: A chapter from the recently republished book “Ressentimento”
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
We also think it's normal that the best president the country has ever had has been arrested – why, really?
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
In the crises of capitalism, we realize that millions of people lose not only their jobs, but their dignity
By MARIA RITA KEHL: What would become of democracy if each one of us was only allowed to express himself in relation to themes concerning his personal experience? What would become of the public debate?
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
Preface of the homonymous book, reports of women in search of justice for family members killed by the dictatorship
PodCast:
With Maria Rita Kehl and Ismail Xavier and mediation by Ricardo Musse. The actuality of this concept for understanding both individual identity and social and political life.
By Maria Rita Kehl
A critical commentary on Contardo Calligaris' column “Liberdade, Equality, Fraternity” published in the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo
By MARIA RITA KEHL: The family was deprivatized from the second half of the 20th century and the central nucleus of the contemporary family was imploded, crossed by intimate contact with adults, adolescents and children coming from other families.
By JEANNE MARIE GAGNEBIN; MARIA-RITA KEHL; ERNANI CHAVES & PETER PÁL PELBART: In relation to the 1964 coup and the military dictatorship, there is no place for celebration or contempt
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
After the failed parade of war tanks, Bozo calls on “his” army, the military police and the crowd of supporters in boots and gaudy to demonstrate, on the 7th, their support for another coup project
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
Considerations on characters dominated by the affect of resentment.
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
Reflections on the trivialization of evil during Jair's government. M. Bolsonaro.
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
A society governed by the assumption of equal rights and dignity among all citizens produces, to some extent, different subjectivities from those produced by the logic of capitalist societies
By MARIA RITA KEHL: Commentary on a selection of chronicles by the writer who would have turned 100 on December 10th
By MARIA RITA KEHL: A chapter from the recently republished book “Ressentimento”
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
We also think it's normal that the best president the country has ever had has been arrested – why, really?
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
In the crises of capitalism, we realize that millions of people lose not only their jobs, but their dignity
By MARIA RITA KEHL: What would become of democracy if each one of us was only allowed to express himself in relation to themes concerning his personal experience? What would become of the public debate?
By MARIA RITA KEHL:
Preface of the homonymous book, reports of women in search of justice for family members killed by the dictatorship
PodCast:
With Maria Rita Kehl and Ismail Xavier and mediation by Ricardo Musse. The actuality of this concept for understanding both individual identity and social and political life.
By Maria Rita Kehl
A critical commentary on Contardo Calligaris' column “Liberdade, Equality, Fraternity” published in the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo
