Humanities

Books

Libertines did not live only for sex

Reason rather than dissipation guided eighteenth century books

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pragmatic dilemma

Between theorems and railways

Debate on positivist mathematics led to pure science in Brazil

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Protectionism

An industry in the shadows

The Argentine motion picture industry, unlike the Brazilian, went commercial

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obituary

Criticizing and building

Amaury de Souza contributed to the political science in Brazil

Dictatorship

Forbidden pages

List of books censored after the AI-5 act reveals criteria of the confiscation

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Urban Planning

Vocation for greatness and for problems

Globalization in São Paulo has degraded its urban and social characteristics

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Transition Justice

The onset of remembering

Truth Commission shows how Brazil deals with human rights violations

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Demography

The mobile metropolis

The profile of migration from São Paulo is underscored by comings and goings and by internationalization

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Ranking

Excellence in the humanities

Brazilian courses distinguish themselves on the international scene

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Digital library

A mine of maps

Cartographic material reveals Portuguese colonial fantasies

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Collection

Realism boiled in revolt

João Antônio, portrayer of the fringes of society in big cities

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Rockefeller Foundation

A country is made out of people, health and illnesses

Foreign eradication programs influenced Brazil's construction

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Anatomy

Between academia and the artist’s studio

Art and science in da Vinci's anatomical drawings

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Obituary

Between ethics and spirit

Flávio Pierucci, interpreter of contemporary Brazilian religiousness

History of science

Even so, sound moves

Galileo's father influenced his son in the search for experimental truth

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Foreign affairs

Dance of the wheelchairs at the United Nations

The idea of Brazil on the Security Council came from the US

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Development

The interior’s economic relief

Study maps industrial deconcentration in the State of São Paulo

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Folk medicine

Health cultures

Specialist lists the therapeutical uses of plants and animals in Brazil

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Spices

What do you hunger for?

Eating habits help understand the dynamics of relations in colonial Brazil

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Diplomacy

When external issues increasingly become internal

Globalization's representation in the Legislative Power is still controversial

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A pátria em sons

The man who had to invent a Brazil

Villa-Lobos’ work, much more mere exotic nationalism

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Fabrics of history

The clothes that Brazilians wore during the ‘coffee with milk’ part of their history

What the First Republic hid beneath its clothes

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Citizenship

When to stop is moving forward

Strikes were crucial for the democratization of Brazil

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Itamaraty

The ambassadors of the hinterlands

Diplomacy influenced the literature of Brazilian authors

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Pop culture

The rhythm of knowledge

Hip-hop helps school system on the outskirts of large cities

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Expedition

Science to create a nation

Rondon Commission naturalists helped to formalize scientific research

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review

The dilemmas of the Moor of Matacavalos

A passion for Shakespeare directly influenced Machado de Assis

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arrows and spears

Tips from a distant past

Pre-historic artifacts in the State of São Paulo and the South are different

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Indicators

The illusion of equality

In spite of the decline of inequality, Brazil still faces serious social issues

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Sounds and ideologies

The politics that result in samba music

Samba music was instrumental to Negro awareness in the 1970s

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