No. 39 (2018)

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Published: 2018-10-09

Editorial

Summary and Editorial

Gelson Vanderlei Weschenfelder, Patrícia Kayser Vargas Mangan, Evaldo Luis Pauly

p. 01-08
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Articles

The autonomy processes in the everyday of a caps Ad III: rethinking practices, rebuilding pathways

Moises Romanini, Vitória Merten Fernandes

p. 09-23
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Challenges in adopting interpretative tradition in social sciences

Ivor Prolo, Manolita Correia Lima, Luciano Ferreira da Silva

p. 25-37
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Essay on Marx and Engels, Mészáros and the problem of ideology

Alexandre de Jesus Santos, Mailton Rocha Pereira

p. 39-50
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Political culture and the choice of those affected by hydroelectric

Jennifer Azambuja de Morais, Matheus Müller Schwanz

p. 51-66
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The representation of black heroism and expressions of impact in the film Black Panther: analysis of content in a fan community

Mariana Mattar Yunes

p. 67-82
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Questioning the atlas complex: the role of the teacher in the learning process of the adult foreign language student

Antonio Filipe Maciel Szezecinski, Vera Lucia Felicetti

p. 83-92
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Dossier

Presentation of the Dossier: seventy years of the universal declaration of human rights

Tatiana Vargas Maia, Fabrício Pontin

p. 93-96
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Between the celebration and the introspection: Human Rights in the light of the 30 years of the Federal Constitution of 1988

Aimée Schneider

p. 97-106
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The presumption of innocence in the context of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and their relativization by the Supreme Federal Court

Marcos Afonso Johner

p. 107-117
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Human Rights to education (article 26 in the UDHR): challenges to implement Human Rights education in Brazil

Fernanda Brandão Lapa, Luana de Carvalho Silva Gusso, Sirlei de Souza

p. 119-132
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Without “right to have rights” ?: Reading refugee protests as political autonomy

Brunilda Pali, Katrin Kremmel, Fabricio Pontin

p. 133-142
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