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The paper critically approaches the connections established by Heidegger between phenomenology and hermeneutics throughout his work in view of the defense of the philosophical richness of its inseparability beyond Heidegger’s works. To do so the paper proposes a consideration of Heidegger’s works in two parts, considering two concepts of destruction: the 20’s is considered under the concept of phenomenological destruction and the 30’s under the concept of poetical destruction. The aim is to understand the continuities and ruptures through the different stages of Heidegger’s works from the 20’s to the 30’s, which is presented by analyses of the phenomenological approach in the 20’s and the onto-(theo)-poetical of the 30’s. The hypothesis is that the contrasting analysis of this two moments of Heidegger’s work reveals a change from hermeneutics to phenomenology, which in philosophical terms would be a loss, not of something merely accidental, but the loss of “the thing itself” to which both phenomenology and hermeneutics refer to. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper is about the presence and distribution of zoomorphic (and anthropomorphic) sculptures of sambaquian style in Rio Grande do Sul and their relations with the ethnological knowledge of contemporary fisherman. From this perspective, it is believed that it is possible to propose new inferences on the interpretation of these sculptures and on the dynamics of sambaquian occupation in Rio Grande do Sul, as well assess the continuity of human activity in the litoral environment and coastal resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents a path regarding on researches carried out on the composer from Minas Gerais (Brazil) Flausino Valle (1894-1954). Valle was a violinist, writer, poet, teacher and composer who was born in Barbacena, but lived the greater part of his life in Belo Horizonte. The aim of this text is to contribute with an overview of researchers who have interested themselves in Valle's work, proposing paths for initial development or continuity in their studies. In methodological terms, the point of departure is a survey of university repositories and a search for references in already published texts on the composer. As an outcome we may observe an important range of research done on Valle, with distinct approaches and objectives, which do not, however, exhaust new possibilities for avenues of research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to discuss the effects and consequences of the succession of States regarding international treaties; specifically, regarding the border and territorial regimes built by such documents. For that matter, using the deductive method o, we divide the present study into two parts. First, following a descriptive procedure of analysis and from the use of bibliographic and documental research techniques we intend to carry out a broad study of the theories that guide the succession effects of treaties in cases of state separation, that is, the continuity theory and the tabula rasa principle. Then, following an analytic procedure of analysis, we aim at objectively and respectively verifying the territorial and border regimes from a study of the cases Gabdikovo-Nagymaros and Lybia vs. Chad before the International Court of Justice, pointing to provisions that could be made to borders and territories treaties regarding successor States. In the end, it is concluded that, although the tabula rasa theory is used as an exception to the principle of continuity of State binding, it is still applied when referring to treaties in matters of borders and territories, although its application is not free from criticism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study investigates the representation of the processes of colonialism and social exclusion, having as study area the Brazilian audiovisual entitled "What hours does she come back?", and it was developed from the perspective of a qualitative analysis of the film. In this sense, the narrative indicates a look at social relations and deconstructions, proposing a critical reading of the continuity of colonial relations of domination and oppression in contemporary times. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this text is to offer a literature review around the main aspects that involve the construction of the dissensual scene in Jacques Rancière, showing how the fabulative power of fiction produce any moments that disturb the consensual chains of actions, gestures, existences and experiences. Firstly, it is provided evidence on how the method of the scene is defined by Rancière as the elaboration of a web or assembly of a complex plot around a singularity, through an operation of dismantling hegemonic and asymmetric legibilities. In a second step, it is argued that this montage operation involves the construction of a writing and a singular lexicon, articulated around the intersection and coexistence between the “random moment” and the “measureless moment”, which are temporalities that Rancière uses to name political emancipation. Finally, it is highlighted how fabulation alters the sensitive map of experiences by producing scenes of dissent that function as a machine that interrupts the winners’ time, refuses the causal continuity of narrative organization and reconfigures appearances and their forms of readability. The measureless moment, reappropriated by a non-explanatory writing, works as a basis for the creation of scenes that reconfigure the spaces and times previously destined to the subjects, failing to meet expectations and, thus, altering the landscape of what is thinkable and possible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article considers the issues of scientific and educational activity, the role and significance of scientific schools in this process; defines the main functions, tasks and requirements imposed on the activities of this scientific community; determines the diversification of research areas related to the industry specifics of the University of culture and arts. To meet the study’s aims, theoretical analysis, and systematization methods are utilized. Based on the results acquired, the utmost importance of scientific schools of a creative university is much deeper, for it indicates an understanding of their essence in the management of an educational institution, indicates an understanding of the fundamental factors for a systematic approach to the development of scientific potential of scientific and educational activities of the higher-education teaching staff of the Institute of Culture and Arts.

This work presents the results of a doctoral dissertation that aimed to analyze the implications of movements for the commodification and democratization of knowledge in Education. We herein present how knowledge, as an immaterial good, is born "free", and becomes a commodity through the commodification movement, which has been operating, with greater evidence, in the arts (music and cinema), in entertainment (games), in technology (softwares) and in science (scientific literature). For this demonstration, we go through the reflection on knowledge, the commodity, the commodity as knowledge, the history of this process and its concrete manifestations in our present time, whether through efforts to maintain the status quo or the creation of new legal mechanisms or technology for the continuity and expansion of this worldview. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this study is to contribute with indications of interventions aimed at accelerating the gains in years of study, and, correspondingly, the average schooling of the population of Paraná until the year 2035. For this exercise, in addition to the reference indicator "average number of years of study", other indicators were listed, whose approach expresses quantitative and qualitative aspects of elementary education and also sheds light on essential attributes for the reaching of the prospected forward scenario. The improvement of the educational framework of the population requires mechanisms that could ensure the permanence of students within the basic education system, in addition to attracting those evaded to complete the stages, and, consequently, encouraging their continuity in higher education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The expression "from metaphysics to rhetoric" immediately takes us back to the centuries-old confrontation between metaphysical philosophy and rhetoric. In the context of contemporary thinking and the so-called "rhetorical turn", the challenges that this change implies in terms of the image of thought are analyzed. How does the assumption of the rhetoricity of language lead to abandoning the representationalism, essentialism and foundationalism characteristic of the metaphysical gesture? And what shifts does this cause in epistemological terms? Who in Portugal approached this philosophical theme in greater depth and what developments gave continuity to it in terms of rhetorical-argumentative theory? Why is an argumentative image of thought necessary? Here are some questions that this article proposes to address. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This work is based on the assumption that specific experiences of writing are proposed as modes of commitment that, through the form, which can be regarded as artistic, pursue the opening and the inauguration, in the world and reality, of new possibilities of life, even if, as achievements, they are unprecedented. For this purpose, this work is developed in three movements: first, we start from the consideration that, in Maria Gabriela Llansol's text, there is a bet in the union between freedom of consciousness, or ethical element, and poetic gift, or aesthetical element, which can be claimed as an aspiration for resurrection. Secondly, we make a journey through understandings about the resurrection, using two biblical texts - Lazare, Veni Foras e Noli Me tangere - which mark reflections on the resurrection in relation to literature. Finally, we look for comprehending how, in Maria Gabriela Llansol's work, such considerations are made present through "continuity of problematics", as we can recognize in the figure of Thomas Müntzer. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of the article is to inquiry, from a textual analysis, to what extent the Kantian theory of the continuity of natural forms - proposed as a hypothesis, but not as a doctrine, in the chapter 80 of the third Critique - has a role in the development of theories of organic development that culminate with the Darwin's natural selection. It is not a question of claiming for Kant a prominent place in the history of biological thought, but only of showing the conceptual affinities that link certain of his speculations to the idea of a morphology of living beings as guided by a necessary natural law of their improvement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In §§ 50-51 of his Pensées sur l’interprétation de la Nature, Diderot draws consequences adverse to religion from the hypothesis of the sensibility of living matter in the Système de la Nature, prompting an endangered Maupertuis to respond. Diderot knows that he is reading his own materialistic conception ofmatter in Maupertuis but is feigning to object to it, while Maupertuis, who knows that the so-called objection is in truth Diderot’s own view, is compelled to defend himself. Through this rhetoric of feigned misunderstanding, real and fundamental questions (living matter, continuity, totality, unity of natural philosophy) raised by the phenomena of organization are being discussed

This text aims to discuss the enactive perspective as a possible foundation for practices in music education, considering that such perspective allows an active view of music teaching and learning. Based on a conceptual definition, enactivism is considered as a perspective that proposes a continuity between the processes undertaken by the body and the mind guided by the person's action in the world. This text characterizes embodied music cognition and enactivism, presents dialogues with literature, and reflects on the implications of an enactive perspective for music teaching and learning. The article also discusses the inseparability between musical and extra-musical content, including the importance of people's experience with their sociocultural worlds. Finally, the relationship between praxis and enactivism is presented, as well as the application of enactivism as a foundation for different practices in music education. The analysis of this text can help music educators to broaden and deepen foundations and reflections on teaching and learning in music education from an enactive perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to identify some critical aspects, represented through the inverted topos of the world, in Death with interruptions by José Saramago. The narrative of the novel presents an unusual fact: the disappearance of death. Faced with this absurd event, the characters present an energetic and euphoric state with the prospect of living in eternity, however, it is at this moment that the expectations narrated in the work are fractured, since they faced the continuity of the problematic aspects inherent to the human being: old age, illness, the omission of institutions and, finally, the narcissistic character of man. In consideration of this, for the accomplishment of the literary analysis of this study it was subsidized by the theoretical dialogue with the authors: Ariès (2012), Becker (1973), Bloom (2005), Berman (1986), Berrini (1998), Calbucci (1999), Gerth (1977), Hodgart (1969), Huizinga (2015) and Soethe (1998). In short, the investigation of this study suggests as a result the use of particularly expressive resources, such as the world upside down, for critical comments in the construction of the saramaguian narrative, with a view to carrying out social complaints. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Understand the importance of technological alliances as determinants of the generation and interaction between the dimensions of intellectual capital is essential for the maintenance and continuity of interorganizational relationships based on innovation, but the literature has consideref these dimensions separately and at organizational level of analysis. Therefore, this study analyzes the direct and indirect interactions between the components of intellectual capital (human, structural and relational) of companies residing in technology parks. A survey was carried out with 106 managers of companies residing in Brazilian technology parks and in the data analysis, structural equation modeling was used. The results indicate that human capital has a positive effect on structural capital, and this has a positive effect on relational capital. They also reveal a mediating role for structural capital, which suggests that this variable is conditional on the indirect relationship between human capital and relational capital. The results contribute to identifying the direct effect of human capital on relational capital and indirectly through structural capital, which indicates that the characteristics surrounding the infrastructure of technology parks are important to explain the benefits of human capital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper offers a joint reading of Jürgen Habermas's Between Facts and Norms and Christoph Menke's Critique of Rights. More than identifying the regimes of continuity and rupture that the latter establishes in relation to the former, the paper aims at understanding the way Menke tries to correct the discourse theory of discourse by introducing, at the same time, an ontology of law and modern subjective rights, and a materialist reflection on non- law. It is then necessary to elucidate two central issues. First, the difference in Habermas' and Menke's approaches regarding the historical reconstruction of the rights system. Second, the different conceptions of self-reflection of law with which the two authors operate. Thus, it becomes possible to answer affirmatively to the following question: is there a critical theory of political will? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article analyzes the controversies within the field of mental health between, on the one hand, physicalistic approaches, which emphasize the brain's function, and, on the other, psychological approaches, based on the subjective aspects, producing a tension between universal and singular theories and techniques in the production of knowledge and forms of subjectivation between one pole and another. Based on an ethnographic research carried out in Lacanian institutions of psychoanalysis, I describe and analyze not only ruptures, but mainly, continuities in the form of knowledge production and technologies of psi practices. The objective is to problematize how Lacanian psychoanalysts, even claiming to be critical of scientific medicine, reproduce the same universalist and normative structure of forms of subjectivation present in the therapeutic frameworks of mental disorders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Difficult to classify, César Aira's novels and J. Rodolfo Wilcock's short stories are inherently concerned with the study of a twilight time. They show the collapse in societies where the course of life and the promise of the future are disrupted by threats to generational continuity. Both authors wrote overwrought and bizarre stories. Both leave readers perplexed about their "tradition". Although both authors share a common space of experience, there are no references to each other in their works. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This teaching case describes the process experienced by Coppead, one of the main graduate schools in business in Brazil, to adapt to e-learning. The change is driven by the social isolation adopted in the country due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The case reports on the decisions that the faculty collegiate, led by the director Elaine Tavares, has needed to take to circumvent the quarantine and ensure teaching continuity at Master, Doctoral, and Executive MBA levels. The case discusses the main challenges during the transition, but most importantly highlights the strategic opportunities that this shift has offered for innovation in the coming years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to develop a reading of the black diaspora experience as a catalyst of changes in the relation man-earth-identity since the diasporic condition produces a critical and subversive spirit that acts in the dissolving of authoritarian and excluding human practices and occupations. The continuity of the colonial legacy in the form of racism, boundaries, and unequal political and economic relations are highlighted in it. Emblematic names of the black diaspora will be listed, being articulated with the work A ilha da chuva e do vento, by Simone Schwarz-Bart, which, with each other, sketch a counternarrative to the concepts of nation and national identity, bringing, in contrast, a flexibilization of the spatial and identity references. This group of intellectuals speaks from traveling and mediation experiences, in order to add to the postcolonial thinking the projection of intercultural spaces, from which the overcoming of the colonial heritage of violence and strangeness is visualized. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

An analysis of Brazilian cultural diplomacy in the beginning of the military dictatorship (1964-1985) sheds light on the tensions that emerged between diverging interlocutors and different procedural currents on how the Brazilian State should project its message in the international system. Despite its efforts, the dictatorship was never able to pacify these conflicts, nor did it transform cultural diplomacy into regime propaganda. The coexistence of continuity and contradiction in cultural diplomacy suggests that it is a disruptive, inertial and erratic field. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The objective of this text is to comment on the instigating article "Brothers against the Empire: left wing evangelicals in the 2020 elections in Brazil", written by anthropologist Christina Vital da Cunha and published in this volume of Debates do NER.Thus, we discuss the theoretical perspective adopted by the author to analyze a) the emergence of new collective and individual actors, b) the conflicts within the Christian field around religious identity and the representation policy adopted in recent years by some denominations, as well as c) the lines of continuities and discontinuities in the public performance of evangelicals in Brazilian society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyses the post-synodal apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia, in the same line with other texts promulgated by Pope Francis, that prioritize charity over truth. Such a preference brings this papal magisterium closer to the philosophical and theological tradition called the Franciscan School, especiaily represented by John Duns Scotus, a thinker considered on par with Thomas Aquinas. Due to its particularities, Scotistic thought represents an alternative to the Thomistic one. In Amoris Laetitia, Pope Francis demonstrates doctrinal continuity with the previous magisterium, although it somewhat innovates by focusing more on conjugal love than on the canonical aspects of the sacrament of matrimony, thus making room for new practices of the family apostolate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]