Joselia Aguiar

School Sounds

Teaching music becomes compulsory again

Research done in the USA reveals the rich culture in Salvador

The Royal Society celebrates its 350th anniversary

Book helps one navigate through the sermons of the Portuguese priest

Electronic government grows in the country, but study identifies needs

How the policies of the nineteenth century elite shaped our sexuality

Study states that essayist Nelson Rodrigues was "Brazil's Montaigne"

The tango, the bolero and the fado remain alive thanks to electronic media

It was theater that had a great influence on Machado de Assis

The debate to identify the best model for political funding

Contrary to myth, congressmen do have experience when they go to Congress

The Brazilian years marked the French historian Fernand Braudel