Black women and the coronavirus pandemic
On March 11th, the World Health Organization (WHO) decreed the new coronavirus pandemic. Eleven days later, the first victim of ...
COVID-19: A new old acquaintance of the Brazilian indigenous people
It seems strange to say that a disease that is just beginning to be discovered is a long-standing family member ...
To be born and to give birth in times of COVID-19: an announced tragedy?
On 5 April 2020, the risk group guidelines for COVID-19 underwent the first change in Brazil. Among the people at ...
What to expect from science while we wait for tomorrow
There is never a good time to be stuck with a denialist but perhaps there is no worse time than ...
Global Fear
The coronavirus pandemic certainly opens a new class of global fear. It is not like that anxieties, panics and global ...
BRaS promotes Brazilian social sciences during the Covid-19 pandemic
The Brazilian Research Studies Center, in an effort to publicize the work done by researchers and research institutes, published in ...
Disability, Coronavirus and Life-and-Death Policies
The coronavirus pandemic, among explicit policies and ordinary practices, exposes life-and-death decisions that require thoughts about possible outcomes. The effects ...
Lives, economy, and emergency
In recent years in Social Sciences, particularly in anthropology, an ethnographic critique of the concept of life has been gaining ...
Deterritorialization without limits – Geographic reflections in times of pandemic (I)
Some mantras of planetary globalism dominant until now were: move, travel, accelerate, grow, expand, extract (resources), consume, privatize, do flexible ...
Temples in times of pandemics
In Matthew 18:20, Jesus said, “For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them”. But ...
