O trabalho associado como princípio educativo e a educação escolar: notas a partir das fábricas recuperadas brasileiras e argentinas

This article aims to discuss the school education and other forms of education at Recovered Factories (RFs) in Latin America, especially in Brazil and Argentina. To achieve our goal, we made a brief assessment of the current historical moment, and then we try to differentiate the anti-capital struggles from the punctual struggles. In the third and fourth sections, we observed RF’s positive aspects (Associated Labor as an educational principle) and the negative ones: the cooptation by the State or the degeneration at the capitalist market. The projects of professional education in RFs, the demands of school contents and form flagged by FRs were exposed in the fifth section.

Memória e historiografia no documentário: o fim e o princípio de Eduardo Coutinho

Pós-graduação em Ciências Sociais - FFC

Análise in vitro da atividade antimicrobiana, citotoxicidade e genotoxicidade de um princípio ativo (Timol) e de um enxaguatório bucal (LISTERINE® ZERO™)

Pós-graduação em Biopatologia Bucal - ICT

O Fórum Nacional em Defesa da Escola Pública e o princípio de gestão democrática na Constituição Federal de 1988

Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)

Entre vanguarda e a participação: a democracia no programa político da esquerda brasileira (1930-1935)

This paper examines the conceptions of democracy in the Brazilian left among 1930-1935, in particular those expressed in the manifestos of the National Liberative Alliance (ANL) and the texts written by Luis Carlos Prestes, Virgínio Santa Rosa and Caio Prado Jr. I argue that the Brazilian left started from a common troubled field, according to which land concentration represented the biggest obstacle to genuine political expression of the Brazilian people. Despite the convergence towards land reform, designed as a sine qua non condition to democracy in Brazil, the left has developed two different answers to the practical implementation of the principle of the people's government: the first, which I call altruist vanguard, which is more emphasized on texts of Virgínio Santa Rosa and Luís Carlos Prestes, and the second, the Republican participacionismo, which is explored on the writings of Caio Prado Jr. and ambiguously in the manifests of the National Liberative Alliance.

As políticas curriculares da educação profissional técnica de nível médio: desafios/correlações do princípio de competência da Resolução CNE/CEB 4/99

This paper proposes some reflections from activities developped in the context of a research supported by FAPESP called “As políticas de educação profissional e tecnológica no Brasil pós LDB 9394/96”. Our purpose is to analyze the federal legislation of professional and technological education, by enphasizing its impacts in technical schools of São Paulo (Brazil).

Relatos sobre o cotidiano da população pobre e o princípio constitucional da dignidade da pessoa humana

The paper demonstrates the magnitude of the constitutional statement of the dignity of the human person subscribed to the Federal Constitution of 1988 as a fundamental principle. Next, it brings reports on quality of life of residents of Vila Esperança, in the municipality of Cubatão (SP), from an ethnographic approach, descriptive and photographic documentation. We could conclude that the Brazilian legal system is organized hierarchically, so the Principle of Human Dignity cannot be disregard. The vital guarantee of a minimum vital floor is essential for poor people to expand the possibilities for the full exercise of human dignity.

As contribuições ao PIS e a COFINS e a aplicabilidade do princípio constitucional da não cumulatividade

Pós-graduação em Direito - FCHS

O princípio da integralidade no Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS): utopia?

The Brazilian Federal Constitution promulgated in 1988 created the concept of Social Welfare, which is based on the triad: Health, Social Security and Social Assistance. The Unified Health System (SUS) was then instituted. SUS is a conquest of a society that seeks social justice, integrality, equalitarian and universal access to health services. In the present essay, I succinctly discourse on the various meanings of integrality. I present the theoretical basis of complexity and transdisciplinarity by opposing to reductionism, aiming at showing that, by means of transdisciplinarity and intersectoriality, integrality can be achievable.