47th Annual ANPOCS Meeting

  • FAR BEYOND CANON EXPANSION: ROBERTO CARDOSO DE OLIVEIRA'S HERMENEUTICS AND JOSEPH-ANTÉNOR FIRMIN'S METHODOLOGY UNITED FOR CANON TRANSFORMATION
    Kaléo de Oliveira Tomaz
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/22/2023
    • history of anthropology
    • Hermeneutics
    • method
    • Historiography
    • Joseph-Anténor Firmin
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • NATIONAL CONFEDERATION OF INDUSTRY’S COMPONENTS OF COLLECTIVE ACTION: POLITICAL LEGITIMACY AND DISTRIBUTED POWER
    Rafael da Silva da Costa
    Submitted 09/17/2023 - Posted 09/22/2023
    • Industry
    • bourgeoisie
    • collective action
    • representation
    • corporatism
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • ELITISM AND AUTHORITARISM IN THE MILITARY APOLOGETICAL DISCOURSE OF THE “CONSTITUTIONALIST” REVOLT OF 1932
    Natália Cristina Granato
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/22/2023
    • 1930 revolution
    • dissident oligarchs
    • military in politics
    • brazilian politics
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • (TRANS)FEMICIDE: MOBILIZATION OF SPEECHES ABOUT GENDER IDENTITY AND SEXUALITY ON JURY TRIAL
    Ana Paula Ricco Terra
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/22/2023
    • Gender
    • Femicide
    • Transphobia
    • transfemicide
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • RESPECT, HUMILITY, “PROCEDER” AND RESPONSABILITY: THE CATEGORY “SUBJECT-MAN” AS A CONVERGENCE BETWEEN “WORLD OF CRIME” AND PERFORMATIVE MASCULINITIES
    João Victor Borri de Oliveira
    Submitted 09/17/2023 - Posted 09/22/2023
    • world of crime
    • performative masculinities
    • socio-educational measures
    • youth
    • subject-man
    • PDF
  • THE DIARIZATION OF DOMESTIC WORK AND THE PROCESS OF BECOMING A DAILY WORKER
    Cecy Bezerra de Melo
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/22/2023
    • domestic work
    • daily workers
    • informality
    • socio-professional identity
    • intersectionality
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • CLASS STRUGGLE, WORK ETHICS AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE COMMON GOOD: RESITUATING THE CENTRALITY OF WORK IN SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
    Alexander David Anton Couto Englander
    Submitted 09/19/2023 - Posted 09/22/2023
    • Class struggle
    • Hegemony
    • Sociology of work
    • Democracy
    • Alienation
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • Brazilian Universities' Gender Equality Plans
    Daniela Atães, Ana Maria Carneiro
    Submitted 09/17/2023 - Posted 09/22/2023
    • gender
    • diversity
    • equality
    • academia
    • university
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • THE AUTHORITARIAN LEGACY AND CONSERVATIVE DISCOURSE IN BRAZIL
    Natasha Bachini, Pedro Fassoni Arruda
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/22/2023
    • social media
    • authoritarianism
    • conservative discourse
    • armed forces
    • right-wing
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • THE TROPICAL EXILE: FORCED LIFES OF BRAZILIAN ARTISTS ABROAD
    Thiago Matheus Madeira
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/21/2023
    • MPB
    • Authoritarian State
    • Exile
    • Resistance
    • Politic
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • OUR LAND, OUR KINGDOM: DECOLONIAL ASPECTS IN THE AMAZONIAN EXISTENCE OF AMAPÁ
    João Paulo da Silva
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/21/2023
    • Colonialism
    • Coloniality
    • Amapá
    • Amazon
    • Modernity
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • SOCIAL SCIENCES BETWEEN “SOCIETY” AND “POLITICS”: FORD FOUNDATION AND INTERPRETATIVE DISPUTES AROUND THE MEANING OF THE 1964 COUP
    Dayvison Wilson Bento da Silva
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/21/2023
    • ford foundation
    • social sciences
    • dictatorship
    • Florestan Fernandes
    • Wanderley Guilherme dos Santos
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • LOOKS AT THE BRAZILIAN CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH CARE POLICY (1964-1990) FROM THE ENDOGENOUS CHANGES MODEL
    Bárbara Birk de Mello
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/21/2023
    • civil-military dictatorship
    • children's and youth rights
    • child and adolescent statute
    • endogenous changes model
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • JOSÉ DA SILVA LISBOA IN THE DEBATE ABOUT THE LIBERAL REVOLUTIONS OF HIS TIME
    Ana Carolina Souza
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/20/2023
    • Brazil-19th century
    • Independence of Brazil
    • José da Silva Lisboa
    • revolution
    • liberalism
    • conservatism
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • MURDERS OF POLITICIANS IN RIO DE JANEIRO (1988-2022): AN INTERSECTIONAL ANALYSIS
    Huri Paz
    Submitted 09/16/2023 - Posted 09/20/2023
    • political violence
    • gender-based violencie
    • electoral violence
    • municipal elections
    • political representation
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF SOCIAL PERFORMANCE THEORY TO THE ANALYSIS OF AESTHETIC STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY BRAZILIAN FEMINIST MOVEMENTS IN THE LAST DECADE
    Gabriela da Silva Dezidério
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/20/2023
    • feminism
    • art
    • activism
    • performance
    • social theory
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • Criminalization as a policy for extermination
    Matheus Almeida
    Submitted 09/18/2023 - Posted 09/20/2023
    • criminalization
    • extermination
    • state violence
    • punishment
    • politics of death
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • FOLLOW THE “FLOW”! EMOTIONS FROM AN ETHNOGRAPHY OF CRACK USE IN DOWNTOWN RIO DE JANEIRO
    Rodolfo Ferreira da Silva
    Submitted 09/14/2023 - Posted 09/20/2023
    • crack
    • emotions
    • ethnography
    • anthropology
    • occupation
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • From delação to colaboração premiada: the history of modernization practices in brazilian criminal justice system
    Eduardo Casteluci
    Submitted 09/17/2023 - Posted 09/20/2023
    • colaboração premiada
    • delação premiada
    • judicial institutions
    • neoliberalism
    • sociology of law
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
  • DOMAIN OF CITIES, ASYMMETRIC WARFARE, PRIVATE SECURITY
    Leonardo Ostronoff
    Submitted 08/30/2023 - Posted 09/20/2023
    • crime
    • cities
    • private security
    • war
    • state
    • PDF (Português (Brasil))
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