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Humanities

History of Health

São Paulo as a Laboratory

The preventive approach held sway in medical practice in the 20th century

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SOCIETY

Confronting the silence surrounding death

Specialists suggest that Health care professionals should talk about death

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History

The quilombo economy

Trade of farm surplus continue today at black rural communities

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HUMAN RIGHTS 

Motherhood behind bars

The situation of pregnant inmates and incarcerated mothers with newborns

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LITERATURE

The prostitute as poetic figure

Study explores the significance of the prostitute in Brazilian modernism

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Performing Arts

Theatrical costumes: naturalism and invention

The history of costumes for the Brazilian stage since the 19th century

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History

The fight for abolition

Study reconstructs the role of the abolitionist movement as a social force

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Education

Acquisition of subject knowledge ranks first

Study detects substantial gains in subject knowledge

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Culture

Globalization in the 19th century

Project reveals an intense circulation of cultural goods in the 19th century

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LANGUAGE

Philology rediscovered

Researchers discuss theoretical issues for classical studies of Philology

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Economics

Good news for sugarcane

Increase in ethanol production improved people’s lives in the countryside

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Archeology

The unusual menu of the Paracas people

A population that lived more than 2,000 years ago ate a carbohydrate-rich diet

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HISTORY

Power games on the silver screen

Researcher identifies reflections of political interests in newsreels

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Urbanism

Housing as a commodity

Research shows that public housing has become an investment asset

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History

Negotiated Christianity

Jesuit missions had to deal with indigenous versions of Catholicism

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SOCIETY

Altered cities

Building a hydroelectric plant does not benefit the surrounding area

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EDUCATION

Literacy for real

A project encourages improvements and discovers failures in public education

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Communication

Changing times

Glut of online news is reorganizing the spaces and roles of science journalism

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Cinema

China’s eyes and ears

Films by Jia Zhang-ke gain a global audience with their critical view of China

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Society

Violence, fear and stigma

Researchers bring families separated by Hansen’s disease back together

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SOCIOLOGY

Rearrangements in the Metropolis

Communities on the Greater São Paulo have become more heterogeneous

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SOCIETY

Architecture for all

Study uncovers high-quality projects during the Vargas era

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

A difficult relationship

Study shows rising ignorance about the democratic system

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Communications

Relative peace

Relationship between scientists and journalists has improved

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HISTORY

Ancestral privileges

Book describes the roots of public excess in Brazil during the colonial period

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Communication

Reporting science

Júlio Abramczyk and José Hamilton Ribeiro write about scientific topics

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ARCHEOLOGY

The City and the Countryside

The importance of rural areas in the ancient Greek cities of the Mediterranean

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SOCIOLOGY

Persistent Inequalities

Access to income and civil rights has increased, but there are disparities

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GEOLOGICAL TOURISM

A 600-million-year old São Paulo

Itinerary with stone from a distant past in the historic center of São Paulo

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ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE

Behind the façades

Inventory calls attention to the loss of historic structures in São Paulo

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