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The present paper aims to study the reception of the Metatheory of Fraternal Law by female sorority in Brazil from the series "Coisa Mais Linda", a Brazilian production of Netflix. The Metatheory of Fraternal Law is based on the visualization of new perspectives for cosmopolitan society from the transdisciplinary analysis of society and its moving phenomena. Allied to sorority, which intrinsic role is in bringing women into an ethical circle of empathy, it is faced, in the struggle for gender equity, a promise of recognition of the other and the social responsibility that it has. In this sense, it is questioned: considering the struggle for the realization of women's rights from what the series "Coisa Mais Linda" illustrates, the object of analysis of this research, what are the contributions of the Metatheory of Fraternal Law to the women's sorority of women in Brazil? To carry out the research, it is adopted the hypothetical-deductive method of approach and bibliographic method of procedure. It concludes, from the study, the contributions of the Metatheory of Fraternal Law in its own inclusive and transdisciplinary character, in the sense of being a sensitive right that reaches the closed confines of citizenship, designed for a new form of cosmopolitanism and sharing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Two years after Brazil's independence, and in the period following the war that broke out in the context of Brazilian political emancipation, diplomats from the Empire of Brazil and the Kingdom of Portugal, supported by the mediation of the Austrians and the English, began conversations, in 1824, which aimed to carry out an act of reconciliation between Brazil and Portugal regarding the recognition by Portugal of Brazilian sovereignty. In this article, bibliography and various documentation, namely official, are used to clarify the context of Brazil's independence, as well as to analyze its object of study: the Protocol of Conferences and the Treaty of Peace and Alliance between Brazil and Portugal, a legal instrument through which Portugal recognized the Independence of Brazil. Therefore, the content transcribed in the aforementioned documents, inserted in the time frame between the years 1824 and 1825, is analyzed. A certain neutrality of the Austrian delegation during the negotiations was revealed, in contrast to the commitment of the English delegation to an agreement between Brazil and Portugal. It was established that, despite the dispute over the authority of D. Pedro I and his title of Emperor of Brazil, and the high degree of disagreement between the negotiators of Brazil and Portugal, the negotiations were finally crowned with success in 1825, with the Treaty of Peace and Alliance and the Recognition by Portugal of Brazilian sovereignty. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the background of our discussions, what moves us is the interest in investigating the dimensions of the potentiality of generation of recognition, by social actors, of the representations constructed by the fictional series Merlí, Catalan production available in Brazil since 2016 via the platform of Netflix streaming. We look at this empirical object, above all, from the concepts of discourse analysis (CHARAUDEAU, 2010), aiming to study gender and sexuality representations presented by this media product. Unlike other media products, which sometimes produce more invisibility, we support the thesis that Merlí contests current representations of minorities, being in tune with an emerging political discursivity in in contemporary times - or a "new political imaginary", according to Fraser (2006). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article, I will deal with the problem of inequality in connection to the reception of the theories of citizenship and of recognition in Brazil. These theories have been playing a key role in the present day debate on inequality. My aim is to see how the Brazilian authors that seek support on these two theories approach inequality. I will proceed by investigating whether they have or not a common understanding of Brazilian inequality, through these theories. After achieving an understanding of Brazilian inequality in the light of these debates, I will conclude by making some comments on how recent Brazilian experiments in social policies, mainly those related to income transfer, may contribute to reduce social inequality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article is a reflection on the processes of land regularization enacted by the section 68 of the Temporary Constitutional Provisions Act of 1988 in Brazil and its deployment in the State administrative routines.We believe that new elements have been imposed and we should consider them when thinking about reparation policies and recognition of the recipients of these constitutional provisions. We use the expression "the battle of papers" to refer to the negotiations obstructed by the State notarial procedures. Efforts will be made to show the situations in which the struggle for social recognition challenges the idea in which it is conceived that the runaway slaves demand is merely territorial. Observed in their various confrontations, these processes conceal a moral vocation, led by the runaway slaves, that overflows the logical demand for the "World of papers" and allows us to visualize the tensions on the ways of materializing, moved from orality to writing, conducted by notions of science and permeated by notary logic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The attitude and practices of each actor of the ethnic-maroon field generate possibilities and institutional constraints that guide the senses of the residents of the Kalunga community, based upon the will of their respective habitus that have been formed historically, but circumvented by the knowledge accessed throughout the ontogenetic development. It is these networks of interdependence that will be analyzed below in order to understand how knowledge is acquired and settled in an environment of struggles between guidelines that either aim to satisfy the rationalist and interested markets' demands of the liberal mold, generating false recognition in a formalistic perspective of equality, or that seek to enhance the particularity of these groups in an attempt to generate recognition and autonomy of their identity, in a communitarian perspective of multiculturalism, which supports the creative economy. The struggles between these two approaches bring challenges to the management of this emergent sector, which will be analyzed bellow. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Recognition and Constitution are relevant issues in societies marked by diversity, as is the case of Brazil. These societies the gap between social reality and the constitution is very large, this is due to the homogenizing liberal ideals of the nation state that created an exclusionary national phenomenon, because the historical-cultural groups that are not standardized, viewed their differences before the State which denied its recognition as not in keeping with state standards. This fact is reflected in the current crisis of identity and the constant quest for recognition. This sense, this article seeks, by the theory of Axel Honneth's recognition, demonstrate the ability to harmonize and balance the social diversity by identification of individuals with the Constitution, giving them a constitutional awareness, enabling, recognizing themselves in order proposal by the Constitution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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While liberal, redistributive views seek to correct and compensate for past injustices, by resorting to compensatory, procedural arguments for corrective justice, the recognition-based, communitarian arguments tend to promote by means of social movements and struggles for recognition a society free from prejudice and disrespect. In developing democratic societies such as Brazil, Axel Honneth's contribution to the ongoing debates on Affirmative Action has been evoked, confirming that the dialectics of recognition does not merely seek a theoretical solution to the structural and economic inequalities that constitute some of their worst social pathologies, but allows for practices of self-respect and subjectivation that defy all technologies of social control, as pointed out in Foucault's critique of power. The phenomenological deficit of critical theory consists thus in recasting the critique of power with a view to unveiling lifeworldly practices that resist systemic domination. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper proposes a comparative analysis of the struggles for recognition through the hip-hop and graffiti cultures in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. It focuses on the tensions created by the search for social inclusion, the criticism toward segregationist social relationships and the appeal of market-driven visibility. It also analyzes how subcultures construct an order of recognition and how they are appropriated and interpreted in the public sphere. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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