Vol. 15 No. 2 (2025): The performing arts and abolitionist movements: libertarian pedagogies and spaces for political imagination

Published: 2025-12-23

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Editorial

• As artes da cena e os movimentos abolicionistas: pedagogias libertárias e espaços de imaginação política

  Nailanita Prette, Murilo Gaulês, Ashley Lucas, Vicente Concíio, Walidah Imarisha

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Artigos (Articles)

• O fim da fúria – um Pantera Negra na prisão promove um acerto de contas: a história de Russell Maroon Shoatz

  Ashley Lucas; Nícolas de Cordova Dorvalino; Murilo Gaulês

  13-68

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• Broken mirrors and stages of resistance: scenic art, subjectivity, and the critique of the penal system based on O Espelho by Machado de Assis

  Jéssica Painkow Rosa Cavalcante, Armando Soares de Castro Formiga, Felipe Barnabé Batista

  69-86

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• Libertarian pedagogies in incarceration: is it possible to educate for freedom in spaces of deprivation of liberty?

  Tiago Negrão de Andrade, Maria Cristina Gobbi

  87-102

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• Escalating the Prison Walls: A Case Study of There are Women Waiting: The Tragedy of Medea Jackson

  Patricia Freitas dos Santos

  103-123

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• When bad things happen to good programs

  Aimee Copping

  124-157

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• Aesthetics of the oppressed and pedagogy of liberation: theater as resistance in the socio-educational system

  Guadalupe Rodrigues Braga, Janaína Bastos dos Santos, Adriana de Souza Medeiros Batista

  158-181

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• Sketches in the silence: murmurs of mothers deprived of liberty in Pernambuco

  Allayni Suene de Medeiros Vasconcelos Pires, Raquel de Aragão Uchôa Fernandes

  182-197

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• Performance Negrotério: 25 Years of Carandiru Massacre

  Rodrigo Severo dos Santos

  198-218

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• Musical act-spectacle Inútil Canto e Inútil Pranto pelos Anjos Caídos: the State’s genocidal politics, mass incarceration, and social movements on stage

  Walmick de Holanda, Raquel Parras

  219-234

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• Between walls and acts: the mapping of brazilian dramaturgies to fracture the carceral system

  Pietra Bonet, Ianna Nogueira, Caroline Vetori

  235-246

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• The construction of an abolitionist poetics via attack as language: the work of CiA dXs TeRrOrIsTaS with trans and travesti women who are survivors of prison

  Thaisa Schmaedecke

  247-258

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