Vol. 23 No. 01 (2024): january to april 2024

Dossier "Old social markers, new political approaches (gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity and religion)", organized by Andréa Lopes da Costa and Edlaine de Campos Gomes.

Published: 2024-12-06

Apresentação

Old social markers, new political approaches

Andréa Lopes da Costa, Edlaine de Campos Gomes

2-8
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Entrevista

The debate demands a strong academy Attacks from the far right and “unparalleled” disinvestment threaten Brazilian universities, says researcher

Luiz Augusto de Souza Carneiro de Campos , Andréa Lopes da Costa, Edlaine de Campos Gomes

9-15
- pdf (Portuguese)

Artigos

The Political violence against women from an intersectional perspective (PVAWI) Minas Gerais as a theoretical and practical locus for understanding the phenomenon

Marlise Matos, Viviane Gonçalves, Ester Monteiro

16-39
- pdf (Portuguese)
On LGBTI+, public policies and violences between erasures and the fight for appearance

Marcelo Tavares Natividade

40-65
- pdf (Portuguese)
Politics and religion Bolsonaro under the perspective of the construction of a “myth”

Edlaine de Campos Gomes, Julio Cesar de Lima Bizarria, Juliana Baptista Pereira

66-93
- pdf (Portuguese)
Race and the challenge of inclusion absenteeism among black and brown candidates in Rio de Janeiro in the Enem during the Covid-19 pandemic

Ana Beatriz Severo Xavier

94-117
- pdf (Portuguese)
Weaving corporeities and unweaving Cartesianism on knowledge, politics and the body at the University

Celia Leticia Gouvêa Collet

118-140
- pdf (Portuguese)
Bacabal, a century the hegemony of backwardness

Edgar Braga Neto

141-165
- pdf (Portuguese)

Resenha

Structural racism? A new way of thinking about Brazil

Kamila Carino Machado

169-176
- pdf (Portuguese)

Vol. 23 No. 01 (2024): january to april 2024

Apresentação

Old social markers, new political approaches

Entrevista

The debate demands a strong academy Attacks from the far right and “unparalleled” disinvestment threaten Brazilian universities, says researcher

Artigos

The Political violence against women from an intersectional perspective (PVAWI) Minas Gerais as a theoretical and practical locus for understanding the phenomenon

On LGBTI+, public policies and violences between erasures and the fight for appearance

Politics and religion Bolsonaro under the perspective of the construction of a “myth”

Race and the challenge of inclusion absenteeism among black and brown candidates in Rio de Janeiro in the Enem during the Covid-19 pandemic

Weaving corporeities and unweaving Cartesianism on knowledge, politics and the body at the University

Bacabal, a century the hegemony of backwardness

Resenha

Structural racism? A new way of thinking about Brazil

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