Márcio Ferrari

PUBLISHING

The challenges faced by university publishers

Edusp celebrates its sixtieth year at a time when editorial production is on the decline in the sector

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International Relations

A look at the United States

Eleven years after its establishment, a research institute focuses on systematizing knowledge about the most powerful country on the planet

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Law

A culture of settlement

Research reveals a lack of knowledge among the public about mediation and conciliation mechanisms that can expedite dispute resolution and help to free up the judicial system

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PHILOSOPHY

Hidden thinkers

Initiatives in Brazil and abroad aim to recover the work of female philosophers and investigate female underrepresentation in this field of knowledge

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Education

Spaces for learning

School libraries have a positive impact on student performance, especially in low-income communities, study finds

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Music

Cradlesongs

The formal characteristics of lullabies help put infants to sleep and introduce them into their cultural and affective context

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JUSTICE

A labyrinth of inconclusive decisions

86% of Brazil’s Federal Supreme Court decisions are responses to internal appeals

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Interview

Regina Maria Prosperi Meyer: Studies of a city in movement

Urbanist who created new disciplines at FAU-USP dedicates herself to studying the São Paulo macrometropolis

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LETTER EDITING

Epistolary methodology

Criteria for the publication of intellectual correspondence

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CINEMA

Horror, Brazilian style

Brazilian horror films have little known tradition

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JUSTICE

A labyrinth of inconclusive decisions

Most Federal Supreme Court decisions are responses to internal appeals

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Literature

João Antônio’s journalism and fiction

João Antônio used his experience in the press to portray the lower classes

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Regina Maria Prosperi Meyer

Regina Maria Prosperi Meyer: Studies of a city in movement

Urbanist dedicates herself to studying the São Paulo macrometropolis

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LITERATURE

The fluctuations of Dostoyevsky

Russian writers oscillated in prestige in Brazil following politics

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POLITICAL THEORY

The staying power of Hannah Arendt

The foundations laid by Hannah Arendt are still fertile

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Urbanism

A place to live

Areas for low-income housing only function as complementary measures

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Education

Children and the world

Research associates reflections by Hannah Arendt on education with her work

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FAMILY PLANNING

Laws in the feminine form

A study recalls the history of women’s reproductive rights in Brazil

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Obituary

Complete devotion to the theater

Sábato Magaldi was one of the leading names in theater in Brazil

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Luiz Tatit

Luiz Tatit: Getting the song just right

Linguist gives priority to how melodies arise from the spoken word

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Obituary

Brazilianist par excellence

U.S. historian Thomas Skidmore authored a classic study on Republican Brazil

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

The powers of society

Dictionary encompasses the universe of public policies in 197 entries

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LITERATURE

Love according to Mário de Andrade

Analysis of the verses sheds light on the evolution of the poet’s task

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ANTHROPOLOGY

Knowledge through images

Project analyzes the use of photos and film as a research strategy or product

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JUSTICE

Deficit of deliberation

Internal rules and practices can affect the debate of Supreme Court Justices

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History of Health

São Paulo as a Laboratory

The preventive approach held sway in medical practice in the 20th century

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History

The quilombo economy

Trade of farm surplus continue today at black rural communities

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HUMAN RIGHTS 

Motherhood behind bars

The situation of pregnant inmates and incarcerated mothers with newborns

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Performing Arts

Theatrical costumes: naturalism and invention

The history of costumes for the Brazilian stage since the 19th century

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History

The fight for abolition

Study reconstructs the role of the abolitionist movement as a social force

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