O ensino de Filosofia nas escolas brasileiras: que caminho percorrer?
visitant
December 14, 2014
In Brazil, Philosophy spent almost fifty years away from official schools’ curricula. In 2008, it was reintroduced after a long […]
Violencia en Mesoamérica: un espejo de la realidad.
José Guerra
December 13, 2014
Ayotzinapa is not another massacre left in forgotten archives and yet another statistic free of consequences in the Mesoamerican region. […]
Women Hawkers , Sign of Progress or Recession?
Shahnaz Ojaghi
December 7, 2014
These days, a growing number of women are obliged to assume hawking as a way of economically sustaining their life, […]
Les Mots ou François Truffaut
Rita Catunda
December 7, 2014
To François Truffaut life passes through the text, taking the form of confrontation, distance, obsession or combustion. That’s why he organized […]
Egyptian women and sexual harassment: Restricting social justice by conforming to gender stereotypes and expectations
Shirley (Hsueh Li) Wang
December 7, 2014
In light of the Arab Spring, the Egyptian people have been struggling to obtain political, social and economic stability. Through […]
Une double voie pour affronter l’ignorance
Waldir Lisboa Rocha
November 30, 2014
A survey on the ignorance of the individuals about the central subjects for democracy was revealed on October 29th by […]
“Non aspettavano altro”: la difesa del territorio e l’azione della folla
Nádia Gonfiantini
November 30, 2014
Nella novella “Non aspettavano altro” (1958), lo scrittore italiano Dino Buzzati rappresenta il calvario di due viaggiatori che, arrivando a […]
Consciência Negra e Inconsciência Nacional
Arthur Catraio
November 30, 2014
In Brazil it still is quite ordinary to use the expression, literally translated, ‘iron yourself’ (se ferrar) as a means […]