Humanities
Science communication
From monkey to man
A permanent exhibit on human evolution on display in São Paulo
PHILOSOPHY
The passion for freedom
Study Center reveals the latest on Hannah Arendt’s thoughts
By Carlos Haag
SOCIOLOGY
The justice of impunity
Inefficiency destroys faith in democratic institutions
By Carlos Haag
PAINTING BETWEEN THE TWO WORLD WARS
Intercontinental modernity
Collection reveals the importance of Italian modern art in Brazil
cities
Comprehensive diagnostic
Inequality in basic education in Brazilian cities is greater than in health
OBITUARY
The victory of a vocation
Jacob Gorender contributed to scholarship on Brazil's history
By Redação
HISTORY
The Empire at the Bottom of the Sea
Documents reveal debate sparked by a shipwreck in Brazil
By Carlos Haag
Philosophy
The passion for freedom
Study Center reveals the latest on Hannah Arendt’s thoughts
By Carlos Haag
Sociology
The justice of impunity
Inefficiency destroys faith in democratic institutions
By Carlos Haag
MEDIA
The sensationalist press and science
Newspaper highlighted technology to overcome Brazilian “backwardness”
By Carlos Haag
MUSIC
Seeing Sounds and hearing movements
Researchers from the Móbile project go on tour
By Carlos Haag
External Relations
A Taste for Diplomacy
Brazilians show increased interest in developments in foreign policy
By Carlos Haag
MEDIA
The sensationalist press and science
Assis Chateaubriand’s newspaper highlighted technology
By Carlos Haag
FINE ARTS
The subtleties of Latin American good neighborliness
The subtleties of Latin American good neighborliness
By Carlos Haag
Education
Nothing is lost, everything is transformed
History of science could help students understand chemistry
By Carlos Haag
Big Data
The human ark in a deluge of data
Workshop discusses potential of eScience and role of the humanities
By Carlos Haag
Economics
Trash and utopia
How the phenomenon of productive insertion works in times of crisis
By Redação
History
Cultural revolution Brazilian style
In the 1950s, culture and politics traveled a two-way street
By Carlos Haag