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Jan 5, 2010
The episode shows the common thread of the series: there are struggles in our territory since before Cabral's arrival in 1500. We started with interviews - such as Luís Mir, Civil War Author: State and Trauma - who say they are in a civil war today but it is the unfolding of centuries of violence.
Jan 12, 2010
The rebels are all those who revolted against the established order throughout our history, for good and for evil. We will see that rebellion is manifested in two ways: physical and armed confrontation or artistic sublimation. Interestingly, the two have similar effects in reality: the shock, the conflict and the transforming genesis.
Jan 19, 2010
Here, we see the history of adjustment in Brazil: the hereditary captaincy, the side B of independence and proclamation of the Republic, the campaign Vale As weighs against Lampião, the march of 100,000, the support of the middle classes to the military dictatorship, phenomenon of the telenovela, etc. Finally, the mechanisms and protagonists of the history of violence that were indirect agents or ...
Jan 26, 2010
Hand labor, or its contemporary and aseptic designation "human resources" is a chapter that deserves reflection. The "business" of Brazil was and is played by millions of characters who take on the heavy, without having a choice. Let us reflect on the mechanisms that produced the indigenous and black slavery, and about modern economic stratagems that keeps ten ...
Feb 2, 2010
Let us return to the assumption released by Luís Mir in the initial episode: the civil war in Brazil today. Now we will see how it reflects on the future. More specifically, the main question will be: how will be the Brazil in the year 2100?
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