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| | · A pandemia da Covid-19 e o futuro: desafios para as ciências sociais
Gouveia, Rita; Aboim, Sofia; Tulumello, Simone
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| | · The spectre of crisis. history in a planetary age.
Cardão, Marcos
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| | · The new old normal: the future of society in perspective of the 60+ - reflections of the Covid-19 pandemic on their inclusion social.
Fischer, Marta Luciane; Rosaneli, Caroline Filla; Martins, Gerson Zafalon
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| | · The reading of the privilege-oppression pair in the Brazilian pandemic context by decolonial critical theories: A proposal of a decolonial methodology.
Medeiros, Rogério de Souza; Lira, Bruno Ferreira Freire Andrade
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| | · Towards a transition of social practices: from Bourdieu to COVID-19.
Roysen, Rebeca; Machado, Rafael Carvalho; Schubert, Maycon Noremberg
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| | · Towards a sociology of attention captured: reflections from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Costa, Pedro Rodrigues
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| | · Through the screen, the interview as a dialogic encounter in human and social sciences research.
Castro, Liana Garcia; Trugilho, Rafaela Fernandes
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| | · Necessary profanations: the COVID-19 pandemic as an analyzer that highlights the unequal distribution of precariousness and bio-thanato-necropolitics.
Cesario, Rafaella Pinheiro; Pulino, Lúcia Helena C. Zabotto
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| | · Life comes first, but lifestyle also matters: aesthetic responses to pandemic angst.
Pussetti, Chiara
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