Sistema Regional de Información
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el Caribe, España y Portugal

This article seeks to understand the disputes about the corps performed through their classification, based on abjection and which has the consequence of violence directed at a large portion of the LGBT + population in Brazil, notably from religious, medical and legal discourse. The discursive processes lead to subjects' hierarchical practices and subjection based on gender experiences and erotic practices takes that into account other markers of difference, such as the racialization of bodies and economic class, seen in the two cases analyzed here: that of Febronio Indio do Brasil and that of Dandara dos Santos. The violence observed in Brazil has different degrees, but includes injury, torture, incarceration and physical elimination.

The book Bodies in transit: existences, subjectivities and representativeness, edited by Antonio Ricardo Calori de Lion and Aguinaldo Rodrigues Gomes, presents us, in its 408 pages, a sequence of twenty articles, divided into three distinct parts: Existences / Resistances; Subjectivities and self-reinventions; and (In) visibilities and representativeness. Punctuating various periods of human history, the set of texts included in the work provides us with an interesting overview of the body and its subjectivities from Roman antiquity to contemporary times.

According to the analysis of two urban indigenous organizations: the "Consejo Indígena Almirante Brown" -of Bueno Aires- and the "Consejo de Lonkos" -of La Pampa-, this paper explores the articulation between ethnicity and State. We will investigate the strategies that both councils carried out to increase local visibility and political participation in the municipal structure to rethink the processes of negotiation, scope and resistance of indigenous political practice.

Editorial file of albuquerque: journal of history, v. 11, n. 22, jul. - dec. 2019. 

Editorial of albuquerque: journal of history, v. 11, n. 22, jul. - dec. 2019. 

Book review: DAVIS, Angela. A liberdade é uma luta constante. São Paulo: Boitempo, 2018.

This article deals with how the themes of authoritarianism and democracy are addressed in the films Jânio a 24 Quadros (1981, directed by Luís Alberto Pereira) and Jango (1984, directed by Silvio Tendler), two documentaries produced during the process of redemocratization in Brazil. Through the analysis of the formal/aesthetic aspects of the two films, we intend to establish a dialogue between Documentary Cinema and History of Brazil.

Due to many urbanistic proposals for Bairro do Recife since the 1980s, the main objective of this work is to analyze its main transformations over the past decades. It is an exploratory research about different projects and their impacts on their territory and their population. Evidences of real estate valorization, the exodus of part of the population and the entry of new consumers allow us to see the gentrification process focused on entertainment, tourism and the Porto Digital business park.

This work aims to highlight the family and political capital of the leaders of the National Democratic Party, a political association founded in 1927 by members of the Liberating Alliance of Rio Grande do Sul and by São Paulo politicians from the Democratic Party of São Paulo, in the context of contesting the oligarchies hegemonic, accused of promoting a political game full of vices, such as familism, electoral fraud and restrictions on the right to vote for the majority of the population.

This paper discusses aspects of the representation of elderly characters in soap operas and their relationship with retirement, disability and financial dependence. The owner of the piece, a soap opera of 2019 made by TV Globo, is analyzed at a time when a comprehensive reform in the social security system is approved. It is the soap opera with the largest number of elderly actors. When raising characteristic aspects of the booklet narrative, we want to debate how socially familiar identity discourses about the elderly are constructed.