The role of violence in the classics of Brazilian Social Thought [PDF]
Ciências Sociais Unisinos, 2018 This essay had the objective of problematizing the role of violence in Brazilian social life and of discussing the relevance it poses in three classics of Brazilian Social Thought.
Bruno de Souza Lessa, Jaqueline Silinske
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The institutionalization of Brazilian political thought in the social sciences: wanderley guilherme dos santos' research revisited (1963-1978) [PDF]
Brazilian Political Science Review, 2013 In this article I shall analyze the content of Wanderley Guilherme dos Santos' research, carried out between the decades of 1960 and 1970, and in the end perform an assessment of his contribution to the studies of Brazilian political thought. In summary, from his research there emerged a thesis for the existence of a national political culture; that ...
Christian Lynch +1 more
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National and Regional Family Patterns in Brazilian Social Thought [PDF]
Revista Estudos Feministas, 2001 Revisions of classical studies of the family in Brazil agree in criticizing patriarchalism as a general and fixed model describing this institution, arguing that the Brazilian family was a plurality of dispersed experiences.
Tarcísio Rodrigues Botelho +1 more
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Simpósio: cinco questões sobre o pensamento social brasileiro Symposium: five questions about the brazilian social thought [PDF]
Lua Nova: Revista de Cultura e Política, 2011 Doze eminentes professores e pesquisadores respondem ao questionário que objetiva explorar não apenas as concepções teóricas sobre a área, mas também maneiras de atuar em pesquisa, lecionar, formar programas ou elaborar cursos.
Lilia Moritz Schwarcz, André Botelho
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Mapping the Paradigms of Brazilian Social Thought [PDF]
International Journal for Innovation Education and Research, 2016 One of the most constant traits in the intellectuals responsible for the history of Brazilian social thought in modern times is their attraction to the study of their own society. It is possible to identify in the historiography of Brazilian social thought, three great ruptures through which new ways of defining the country’s formation were introduced.
Sinder, Valter
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Lineages of Brazilian political thought [PDF]
Dados: Revista de Ciências Sociais, 2006 The objectives are to investigate the characteristics of conservatism and liberalism in Brazil, verify whether the concepts of "organic idealism" and "constitutional idealism" are capable of describing and evaluating the principal "forms of thought ...
Gildo Marçal Brandão +1 more
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Reflections of the work of Nina Rodrigues in brazilian social thought [PDF]
Revista Sem Aspas, 2013 According to the readings from the works of Raimundo Nina Rodrigues, the proposed article aims to establish a connection between them and the Brazilian social thought, concomitantly brings an analysis of general practice and uses of theses ethnic-racial provided to the author by contemporaneity.
Elaine M. e S. Oliveira +2 more
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Atualidade do pensamento social brasileiro [PDF]
Sociedade e Estado, 2011 Várias questões atualmente colocadas no âmbito das ciências humanas para o entendimento da sociedade foram, de vários modos, objeto da reflexão dos autores brasileiros ao longo dos anos: a problemática da emancipação, do direito à diferença, dos limites ...
Elide Rugai Bastos
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Pensamento Social Brasileiro e Estado Nacional: Contribuições ao campo das Relações Internacionais | Brazilian Social Thought and National State: Contributions to the International Relations field [PDF]
Mural Internacional, 2018 Rejeitando análises voltadas a entender os grandes problemas históricos do país, importadas acriticamente dos centros hegemônicos, os chamados “intérpretes” do Brasil foram pioneiros em se debruçar sobre os referidos problemas, revelando conceitos que entrelaçam, de diferentes maneiras, o Brasil à política mundial.
Leonardo Granato, Ian Rebouças Batista
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A “questão social” e o social-liberalismo brasileiro: contribuição à crítica da noção do desenvolvimento econômico com eqüidade (The “social question” and brazilian social-liberalism: a contribution to the critique of the notion of economic development with equity) [PDF]
Emancipação, 2008 Resumo: O objeto de estudo do artigo é o social-liberalismo brasileiro, suas teses acerca do desenvolvimento econômico com eqüidade e suas propostas políticas de resolução da “questão social”.
Rodrigo Castelo Branco
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