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Breve história da ideia de autogestão
(2025) Viana, Nildo Silva
O marxismo antidogmático de Karl Korsch
(2025) Viana, Nildo Silva
O conceito de ciência política
(2025) Viana, Nildo Silva
The article reflects on the concept of political science. The objective is to clarify what political science is, what its thematic domain is. For this, a reflection is made from some authors who approached the definition of political science and power, seeking an alternative proposal based on what is concretely researched by political scientists. The result was the presentation of the concepts of political science and power. Political science is defined as the science of power. Finally, some methodical problems of political science are discussed.
Análise do discurso segundo Dominique Maingueneau
(2025) Almeida, João Marcos Aguiar; Alves, Mateus Alexandre Oliveira; Viana, Nildo Silva
A politização despolitizada
(2025) Viana, Nildo Silva
“Clandestinas” em cena: testemunhos de aborto como práticas de resistência
(2025) Tega, Danielle
El objetivo de este texto es reflexionar acerca de testimonios de personas que abortaron, destacando las potencialidades y ambigüedades de la propuesta política marcada por el “yo aborté”. Se busca trabajar con materiales que ya han pasado por un proceso de mediación pública, con énfasis en producciones audiovisuales que presentan testimonios de aborto clandestino. La metodología adoptada se basa en el análisis sociológico fílmico, señalando que el estudio de los elementos visuales y sonoros permite observar las paradojas, tensiones y fisuras de los procesos sociales. Para ello, el texto analiza dos películas producidas en períodos cercanos y con el mismo título: Clandestinas, documental brasileño dirigido por Fadhia Salomão y que estrenó en 2014, y Clandestinas, documental argentino dirigido por Andrea Aguilar y Ezequiel Altamirano que se estrenó dos años antes, en 2012. Al fin, el texto concluye que la integración de elementos externos e internos de las obras demuestra desarrollos bastante diversos entre las películas, en diálogo con las luchas y contradicciones sociales de sus respectivos países.
Aborto e justiça reprodutiva: tensionamentos, transgressões e perspectivas
(2025) Tega, Danielle; Lima, Nathalia Diorgenes Ferreira; Gallo, Mel Bleil
Movimentos sociais e insatisfação social
(2025) Viana, Nildo Silva
One of the constitutive and generating elements of social movements is social dissatisfaction. Without social dissatisfaction, there is no social movement. This means that, to understand social movements more adequately, it is necessary to understand social dissatisfaction. In this sense, we address the concept of dissatisfaction, individual and social dissatisfaction, and then relate social movements and social dissatisfaction, in addition to presenting considerations on the issue of the manipulation of social dissatisfaction that affects social movements.
O trabalho nas ruas: capitalismo, empreendedorismo e educação de trabalhadores ambulantes
(2026) Martins, Lucineia Scremin; Oliveira, Jaqueline Pereira de; Tosta, Tania Ludmila Dias
This article analyzes the relationship between informal work, educational levels, and entrepreneurial ideology among street vendors in Goiânia. Drawing on the contradictions of the capitalist structure and dynamics, which render work precarious while demanding higher levels of education, the study discusses how informality affects workers, particularly Black people and women. Based on data from a survey involving 401 street vendors, we find that secondary education does not guarantee better working conditions, while entrepreneurial ideology conceals the exploitation and control of the workforce.
Como avaliar programas de educação política? Um debate metodológico
(2026) Frederico, Joscimar Souza Silva; Rocha, Henrique Galves Coelho da
Universities are breeding grounds for political education outreach projects; some are long-standing, making these institutions benchmarks in the field, while initiatives in this area are carried out by a myriad of actors. This article aims to discuss methodological approaches to applied research for evaluation, considering the theoretical debate on political education actions, since in a large part of these initiatives, one of the greatest challenges lies in evaluation, whether as a way to improve their activities or as a need for transparency within the institutional spaces where they are developed. Based on a review of the literature and practical evaluation experiences, this article helps to revitalize the debate on the effects of political education actions, programs, and projects on the public from the perspective of those who promote them. The main contribution is the construction of a synthesis of fundamental evaluative elements in political education actions.
Uma carta sobre sonhos, saudades e etnografias do possível
(2025) Henning, Carlos Eduardo
Infâncias clandestinas: memórias de filhos e filhas da militância em um curta brasileiro
(2025) Tega, Danielle
In this brief essay, I have analyzed a short film named 15 filhos (fiften children), directed by Marta Nehring and Maria Oliveira, released in 1996. I work with the assumption that, by revisiting the recent past, sons and daughters of activists who fought against the Brazilian military dictatorship elaborate a view that expose the tensions and paradoxes of a collective effort to rescue their memories, as they politicize the world of affections while showing their personal recollections of the political landscape. The methodology utilized prioritized the review of the visual and sound materials featured in the short film, bringing the aesthetical choices closer to ethical and political issues. In conclusion, I have pointed out that the documentary provides ways to reflect both on the processes of subjective construction arising from the artistic material as well as on the current struggles and contentions around the past.
Mapa das festas do catolicismo popular em Morrinhos/GO
(2025) Machado, José Henrique Rodrigues; Souza, Geórgia Cynara Coelho de
This research aimed to examine the popular Catholic festivals in the municipality of Morrinhos/GO, both in rural and urban areas, in order to map their aspects of Popular Catholicism (CHARTIER, 1995), and to understand their forms of manifestation and their insertion in the current cultural context (GREENFELD, 1998). With the proposal of rescuing the cultural manifestations of the elders for the younger generations, the festivals emerge as the cultural heritage of a people (REIS, 2019; SIMÃO, 2010). By reaffirming a local and national identity, they can be configured as a grouping of multiple elements: musical, scenic, sacred, devotional, of faith, etc. The objective is to create an inventory of the Popular Catholic Festivals in the city of Morrinhos/GO, verifying the dynamics present in the aspects of collective memory (HALBWACHS, 2013), identity (BRANDÃO, 1992), and heritage (SIMÃO, 2010). Data collection was carried out through research and systematization of an existing calendar, for a cartography of these festivals. As a result, an inventory map of popular Catholic festivals in Morrinhos/GO was developed, within a virtual archive that includes a map of popular festivals for the entire state of Goiás. The proposal for a virtual archive is based on the perspective of using digital technologies for the purpose of heritage preservation and dissemination (IPHAN, 2016) in the Goiás context.
Autoria feminina nas trilhas musicais do cinema brasileiro: um panorama entre os anos 1995 e 2019
(2025-07) Miranda, Suzana Reck; Souza, Geórgia Cynara Coelho de; Taño, Debora Regina
This article presents the findings of a study focused on mapping the presence of women in the field of film scoring within Brazilian cinema. The primary aim is to shed light on the contributions of female composers, whose artistic work has historically been rendered invisible. In addition to identifying these composers, the research also seeks to quantify gender disparity in this specific domain of film production. The study examines films that were commercially released in Brazil between 1995 and 2019 - a period that begins with the so-called "retomada" (revival) of Brazilian cinema and ends just before the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, during which film production expanded steadily due to public funding and cultural incentive policies. Beyond highlighting the evident gender imbalance, the results reveal that few women succeed in composing film scores independently or in establishing long-term careers in the field. This lack of continuity and authorship contributes to the persistent marginalisation of women’s creative presence in Brazilian film music.
Trilhas musicais de mulheres no cinema brasileiro da década de 2010
(2025) Miranda, Suzana Reck; Taño, Debora Regina; Souza, Geórgia Cynara Coelho de
“A alma de Goiás é cantora”: a música coral de Goiás como patrimônio imaterial
(2025) Oliveira, Raimundo Vagner Leite de; Amaral, Roberto Antônio Penedo do
An excerpt from ongoing doctoral research, this article aims to analyze choral music from Goiás as intangible cultural heritage, highlighting its performative, relational, and community dimensions, and problematizing the challenges of its patrimonialization in light of the tensions between institutional visibility, collective memory, and lived practices. To achieve this objective, the following guiding question was formulated: how can choral music from Goiás be understood as intangible cultural heritage, and what are the challenges and implications of its preservation in the context of performance practices and cultural policies? The analysis is anchored in UNESCO's intangible heritage framework, as well as in the contributions of Diana Taylor (2023), who understands performance as an act of cultural transmission and embodied memory, and Izabela Tamaso (2008), who critiques institutionalization processes and emphasizes the community dimension of safeguarding. It also addresses the recent research of Oliveira, Amaral, and Nascimento (2024), who identify choral literature from Goiás as a space of aesthetic and performative diversity. It is argued that the patrimonialization of choral practice cannot be limited to the mere documentation of works or collections, but must consider the acts of transmission, collective memory, and the performance spaces that keep this tradition alive. The research highlights that, although choral literature from Goiás encompasses classical, folkloric, and popular repertoires, both in the context of original compositions and arrangements, its academic and institutional visibility remains incipient, making it, in a sense, vulnerable to oblivion. It is concluded that recognizing choral music from Goiás as heritage means not only preserving it as a record but also ensuring its continuity as a living, resonant, and collective practice.
Infâncias entre telas: o que crianças pequenas e adultos contam sobre práticas educativas durante a pandemia de Covid-19
(2025) Vieira, Débora Cristina Sales da Cruz; Hartmann, Luciana
This article discusses intergenerational perceptions of young children and their teachers about educational practices developed during the Covid-19 pandemic, in the year 2021, in four public Kindergarten institutions in the Federal District. The empirical research was carried out during the remote teaching period, with the collaborating children aged between five and six years old. The instruments used were participant observation, documentary analysis, interviews, conversational dynamics, pictorial and photographic records and a virtual playful workshop with children, the latter of which makes up what we have called “performative ethnography”. Processes of developing bonds between teachers and young children in cyberspace and the valorization of remote teaching as a possibility for pedagogical action in the pandemic context. However, it was also found that remote teaching was marked by economic asymmetries, digital gaps that excluded young children who did not have access to technological devices and the internet from social interaction in cyberspace to participate in synchronous meetings.
Uma vinheta analítica da série Wanderlust
(2025) Amaral, Roberto Antônio Penedo do; Silva, Karina Correia da
“Psychoanalytic treatment” and “psychoanalysis as an intervention in the capture of enjoyment” are the interpellation guides we will use to operate a psychoanalytic vignette from the series Wanderlust. To this end, we will make a surgical cut in the series in question, taking into account only an excerpt from episode 5, as it dramatizes a curious process of interventional reductions in the speeches of the protagonist Joy (Toni Collette), by her analyst Angela (Sophie Okonedo), from whose clinical management it is possible to make inflections on the power of psychoanalysis to penetrate the unconscious formation of enjoyment, as well as to raise possibilities of freeing oneself from its symptomatic capture.
Revisitando o papel do legislativo no contexto da transição política no Brasil (1974-1985)
(2026) Santander Joo, Carlos Ugo
This article analyzes the role of the Brazilian Legislature in the political transition between 1974 and 1985, arguing that, even while subordinated to the authoritarian regime, the National Congress played a significant part in institutional adaptation and the process of democratization. The study adopts a historical-institutional perspective, with a qualitative and descriptive-analytical approach, centered on the intrinsic case study of the National Congress and grounded in the comparative literature on political transitions. Drawing on documentary sources and legislative data, the analysis examines how authoritarian norms shaped actors’ strategies and constrained the scope of legislative action. The findings demonstrate that Legislature, far from being a passive actor, functioned as an arena of negotiation, legitimation, and conflict management. The article concludes that the gradual control of the transition ensured the continuity of political elites and left institutional legacies that continue to affect the quality of Brazilian democracy today.
Migrantes brasileiros em Portugal: vulnerabilidades na pandemia COVID-19 e suas relações com o trabalho e a saúde
(2025) Vettorassi, Andréa; Hachem, Zakia Ismail
This article presents a descriptive analysis of a group of Brazilian migrants in Portugal during the COVID-19 pandemic, specifically in the first half of 2021, as well as their employment situation at that time. To this end, it uses primary microdata, collected in loco in Lisbon, through a structured questionnaire with a non-probabilistic convenience sample. Considering the literature presented, the aim is to verify how this group was professionally inserted, according to sociodemographic characteristics with a focus on social markers of difference such as gender and race. Furthermore, it aims to verify whether the groups of Brazilian migrants experienced more conditions of vulnerability than the rest of the Portuguese population in the same period.

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