Plural

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Plural is a biannual electronic academic publication, coordinated and edited by scholars from the Graduate Program in Sociology at the Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Humanities of the University of São Paulo (FFLCH-USP), with Qualis B2 classification in the 2013-2016 quadrennium.

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Teoria do Discurso e Interdisciplinaridade: explorando fronteiras na construção de significados políticos

2024-11-13

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Vol. 31 No. 1 (2024): Feminismos e antifeminismos na política

Published: 2024-10-07

Plural

About the Journal

Announcements

Teoria do Discurso e Interdisciplinaridade: explorando fronteiras na construção de significados políticos

Current Issue

Full Issue

Dossiê "Feminismos e antifeminismos na política "

Feminisms and Antifeminisms in Dispute

Analysis of gendering processes from Brazilian Studies: a scope review

What is the place of black women in academy studies? An investigation of stricto sensu production on black women in Brazil

Lélia Gonzalez: the confluence between academic life and activism

Permanences, ruptures, transformations: yesterday's and today's antifeminisms

Green Blouses: a women's countermovement in the 1930s

On behalf of Children's Advocacy? The orchestration of democracy in anti-gender speech

“The country’s economic recovery will be driven: mothers as moral citizens in Brazilian far-right discourses by women”:

The federal deputies of Liberal Party (2023-27): a study on the threats of the feminism and democracy

Antifeminism as a political identity: the case of congresswoman Chris Tonietto

The feminine in dispute: the neoliberal-conservative alliance in the discourses of the Ministry of Women, Family and Human Rights in the Bolsonaro government

The new "iron lady". Conceptions and gender stereotypes in the self-portrait of Victoria Villarruel.

From merdalheres to conservadias: the masculinist hate speech

Bill 442/17 by Marielle Franco: Conflicts and Contingencies between Feminist and Anti-Abortion Movements

Democracy in Brazil and Gender-Based Political Violence: Two Sides of the Same Coin?

The neoconservative wave in Latin America and its implications from the critical perspective of decolonial feminism: the case of the "Ola Verde" movement in Argentina.

Feminine or Feminist: political mobilization strategies in Brazilian Political Parties PL and PSOL

Gender and race as social markers of inequalities in political representation: a study on the participation of women and black women in institutional politics in the North of Minas Gerais and Vale do Jequitinhonha-MG

Online Electoral Strategies and Gender: paths and perspectives of women candidates in Rio Grande da Serra

Articles

The devil in the middle of the whirlwind: the dialectic destruction - production of rural capitalism in Alagoas

Reviews

Troublings of sociological language

Marxist contributions to International Relations

The Black Problem (or the problem of the Black): race and the brazilian sociological thought

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