No. 9 (2020)

• Presentation and summary

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Artigos

• What is it to be cosmopolitan? Small contribution to the history of the concet

  Marcio Suzuki

  1-13

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• Human Sciences: what they are, what they are for

  Osvaldo Coggiola

  14-38

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• Manifest for an economy with a moral sense and in the persistence of the search for social justice

  Pascual Garcia, Alfredo Rodriguez-Serrano

  39-67

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• From the Catholic monopoly to the establishment of Pentecostalism changes in Latin American Christianity since the second half of the 20th century

  Fabián Gaspar Bustamante Olguín, Felipe Orellana

  68-97

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• The Catholic Economic Thought: Origin, development and decline

  Bruno Fernandes Dantas Mamede

  98-134

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• The Current “popular education” and the struggles for hegemony in the cultural history of education in our America legacies and challenges

  Jessica Anahí Visotsky Hasrun

  135-176

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• The Nation as a strategic horizon in the works of José Carlos Mariátegui

  Jean Ganesh Leblanc

  177-211

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• The problem of the objetification of capitalism in Brazil: a theoretical review

  Flávio Magalhães Piotto Santos

  212-229

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• Ellen Richards and the "Domestic Sciences" elements for understanding the scientific proposal of Home Economics

  José Carlos do Amaral Junior, Ana Elizabeth Santos Alves

  230-251

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Traduções

• Live and work of Averroes (I e II)

  Gionatan Carlos Pacheco

  252-269

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• Mais mente na pesquisa cerebral! O legado de Josef Breuer

  Gildo Magalhães

  270-311

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Pesquisa

• Connections between Neomedievalism, History and Digital Games

  Allan Reveriego Strazzi, Felipe Yann Cavalcanti Gonçalves

  312-325

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Expediente

• Expediente

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