Vol. 28 No. 1 (2021): Religião, cultura e política entre o progressismo e o conservadorismo

Published: 2021-08-06

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Dossiê: "Religião, cultura e política entre o progressismo e o conservadorismo"

• Religious dimensions of the political radicalization in contemporary Brazil

  Brenda Carranza, Renan William dos Santos, Luiz Vicente Justino Jácomo

  5-16

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• o whom does the term “Catholic” belong? Law and media as arenas and strategies of neoconservatism

  Maria José Rosado Nunes, Olívia Bandeira, Gisele Cristina Pereira

  17-49

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• Abortion and “pro-life” activism in brazilian policy

  Ana Carolina de Oliveira Marsicano, Joanildo Albuquerque Burity

  50-79

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• Pentecostal culture in Rio's peripheries: graffiti and national political agency

  Christina Vital da Cunha

  80-108

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• Conflicts between parliamentary democracy and reactionary religion in the City Council of Fortaleza

  Emanuel Freitas da Silva, Emerson José Sena da Silveira

  109-135

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• Conservatives vs. liberals in Brazilian spiritism: an attempt at historical-hermeneutic interpretation

  Marcelo Camurça

  136-160

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• The influence of religion in the performance of Damares Alves at the United Nations (UN)

  Jordana de Moraes Neves, Rafael de Oliveira Wachholz

  161-183

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• In the name of Laïque, Split and Religious Freedom, Amen

  Bruno Curtis Weber

  184-208

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• The new Brazilian institutionality and the risks to Afro-religious practices

  Valdevino José dos Santos Júnior

  209-236

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• The discourse of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God and the Bolsonaro's rise

  Fabrício Roberto Costa Oliveira, Cáio César Nogueira Martins

  237-258

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• Religious fundamentalism: a key for understanding the “Non-partisan School” program

  Erick Cruz Padilha de Oliveira, David Oliveira

  259-278

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Articles

• International production and circulation of sociological knowledge: an analysis of the concept of academic dependence

  Edmar Machado Braga Filho

  279-301

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• Orthodoxy of creativity: experience with artists in Salvador

  Jefferson Dantas Santos

  302-324

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Reviews

• An upside-down Marx: class struggle, synchronism and the look at the other (s) in the work by Jean Tible

  Kauan William dos Santos

  325-330

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Translations

• Kant, Authority and French Revolution

  Sidney Axinn; Vinícius Madureira Maia, Martonio Mont’Alverne Barreto Lima

  331-345

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• Money — a symbolically generalized medium of communication? On the concept of money in recent sociology

  Heiner Ganßmann; Bruno Serrano

  346-368

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