Humanities

Sports

Women’s teams

Soccer country is cruel to women who want to play

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Arts

Humorous science

Work of Sidney Harris is an amusing portrayal of life in laboratories

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History

The citizen who smelled like a king

Pedro II was more interested in the essence than the appearance of power

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iconography

Portrait in black and white

Image of the Brazilian Negro was forged with the arrival of photography

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Sociology

The joyful dictatorship

Intellectuals defend changes to save Bahia’s most traditional celebration

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History

From “feijoada” to “chucrute”

The Nazi Party in Brazil "took on a more Brazilian and tropical attitude"

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Oral History

History taught by students

On UNE's 70th anniversary, a, study reveals the role of the student movement

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Culture

The (in)digestion of Tropicalism

Movement led by Caetano and Gil turns forty and still raises controversy

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Cinema festival

Struggling against the weight of the past

New talents should take the lead in Latin American cinema

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Architecture

The virtue of simplicity

Books portray the wealth of the ideas of Paulo Mendes da Rocha

Sociology

The battle against consumption by children

Children have become a direct target for all kinds of products

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The Economy

Who supervises the supervisors?

The TAM tragedy fuels the debate on regulatory agencies

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Anthropology

Affording luxury is a luxury

The market for high-end consumer products in Brazil has not stopped growing

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Political Science

The police under the surveillance by the law

In spite of boycotts by some authorities, ombudsmen have made some progress

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Psychology

Profession: Ambiguity

Study reveals complexity of the identity of low-income transvestites

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Communication

Is there an audience for a public TV channel?

This month the government defines the establishment of new television network

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Anthropology

I’m a man, sonny, and what a man

New issues place contemporary masculinity in check

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History

With no ideas in mind and a gun in hand

Lampião knew how to use his image to create an immortal myth

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Cinema

Between God and the Devil in the land of the sun

"Brasil em tempo de cinema" preserves the critical importance of the New Cinema

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Sociology

The joyful dictatorship

Intellectuals defend changes to save Bahia’s most traditional celebration

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Literature

Between bits and paper

The modernization of the National Library emphasizes the importance of reading

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Psychology

It goes down very smoothly

The consumption of alcohol by youngsters is dangerous

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Literature

What’s life like without dragons?

Harry Potter is a good reason to discuss the current desire for enchantment

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History

The citizen who smelled like a king

Profiles show that Pedro II was more interested in the essence of power

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Education

The Internet in schools

Taking the internet into the classroom is still a challenge

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Sciences of religion

Between the Cross and The Cauldron

How the relationship between the Vatican and the Brazilian Church developed

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History

Backlands called Brazil

The country still suffers from the same ailments

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Cinema

The subversive who invented cinematography criticism

Paulo Emilio Salles Gomes is the theme of a master's thesis at USP

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Psychology

The day on which Hitler cried

The terrible consequences of the Hitler's hysterical blindness

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History

The nostalgic Bossa Nova

A wave of nostalgia about Rio de Janeiro idealizes an era

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