Humanities
History
The past that intrudes into the present
Collection compiles articles by historians to a broader audience
By Carlos Haag
Diplomacy
Brazil’s Position in the World
Foreign policy under redemocratization pursued greater autonomy
By Carlos Haag
Fine Arts
The subtleties of Latin American good neighborliness
The subtleties of Latin American good neighborliness
By Carlos Haag
PERSONALITY
Niemeyer in the academic spotlight
Studies analyze the work of Brasilia’s creator
By Carlos Haag
TERRITORIAL EXPANSION
Ingenuity and art in Colonial Brazil
Portuguese military engineers acted in the territorial expansion process
SCIENCE DISSEMINATION
Five decades of ecological conscience
Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring remains an environmental literature classic
Humanities
Explaining, only to confuse
MPB found different ways to re-create tropicalistic experimentation
Economics
Iron and fire
Fábrica Real de Ferro de Ipanema left lessons about bold approaches
By Carlos Haag
History
The patriarch of science
José Bonifácio were marked by the bond between statesman and naturalist
By Carlos Haag
Foreign Relations
Dance of the wheelchairs at the United Nations
Dance of the wheelchairs at the United Nations
By Carlos Haag
Literature
The Sentimental Memoirs of the Angel of Death
The Sentimental Memoirs of the Angel of Death
By Carlos Haag
DIPLOMACY
The undesirables
Estado Novo dictatorship concealed a project to “whiten” Brazil
By Carlos Haag
Humanities
The historical magic of the wizard of Cosme Velho
Study shows Machado de Assis, novelist or civil servant, as a critic of Brazilian truculence
By Carlos Haag
education
The time to learn The Indian program
The series is the result of a project that discusses indigenous education
By Carlos Haag
Humanities
The communion of Christians and Jews
Research shows that, even after the separation of the Synagogue from the Catholic Church, the two religions maintained bilateral relations
RANKING
Excellence in the humanities
Brazilian courses distinguish themselves on the international scene
Sociology
An artistic tradition borne of tensions
Intellectual creations and the culture industry through blows and kisses
By Carlos Haag
Political Science
Votes that really count
Brazil’s electoral system is a model of efficiency and democracy
Statistics
Research as a Basis for Policy
Academic studies increasingly help governments adopt solutions
Humanities
Science to create a nation
The little-known presence of naturalists on the Rondon Commission helped to formalize scientific research
By Carlos Haag
Books
Libertines did not live only for sex
Reason rather than dissipation guided eighteenth century books
pragmatic dilemma
Between theorems and railways
Debate on positivist mathematics led to pure science in Brazil
By Carlos Haag
Protectionism
An industry in the shadows
The Argentine motion picture industry, unlike the Brazilian, went commercial
By Carlos Haag
Dictatorship
Forbidden pages
List of books censored after the AI-5 act reveals criteria of the confiscation