Anthropology

Anthropology

Isn’t anthropology a science?

Debate puts in check the fundaments of the subject

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Memory

Gonçalves Dias, ethnographer

Gonçalves Dias wrote about and collected material on Brazil's indigenous people

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Anthropology

São Paulo television, from popular to erudite

Study investigates what musical programs meant to the country

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Memory

“Savages” in the museum

A group of Indians was put on display in the Brazilian Anthropological Exhibition

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Anthropology

The invention of Indians in Brazil

Analysis deconstructs the notion of the anthropologist as a translator

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Manuela Carneiro da Cunha

Manuela Carneiro da Cunha: A militant anthropologist

Former senior professor from the University of Chicago releases a collection of texts

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Anthropology

The sadness of the tropics

Lévi-Strauss' death brings a review of his science in its wake

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Jesús Martín-Barbero

Jesús Martín-Barbero: The combined forms of the media

The communication's theoretical analyzes the internet revolution

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Anthropology

There is no heaven without hell

The dubious relationship between the Neopentecostal churches and the devil

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Diplomacy

The day on which Brazil said “no” to the United States

Documents with the proposal to deport black Americans to the Amazon

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Maria Immacolata V. de Lopes

Maria Immacolata Vassallo de Lopes: TV soap opera, the Brazilian narrative

Professor examines why the soap opera is a favorite folktale

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Anthropology

Amazonia lost and found

The first inhabitants established civilizations that were organized and complex

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Personality

A farewell ceremony

Ruth Cardoso put into practice the ideas she developed

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Amazon Region

Forest society

Restructuring underscore new phase of social sciences research program

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Anthropology

Between raw and cooked food

Intellectual Biography of Lévi-Strauss reveals a life full of dilemmas

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Anthropology

Motherland, feminine noun

Research questions the results of policies against the trafficking of women

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Interview

Lilia Moritz Schwarcz: Almost blacks, almost whites

Anthropologist Lilia Schwarcz discusses the link between science and racism in Brazil

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