Vol. 1 No. 30: Dossiê Teoria Crítica – jan./jun. 2023

• EDITORIAL

  Adailton Aragão, Mohana Morais, Geziane Oliveira, Laís Casado, Deise Nascimento

  6-9

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.66728.p6-9

DOSSIÊ TEORIA CRÍTICA

• CRITICAL THEORY: presentation of the dossier

  Simone Magalhães Brito

  11-17

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.66715.p11-17

• DOES ART DEFY THE PRINCIPLE OF REASON? Reflections on art and politics from the perspective of Herbert Marcuse

  Isaura Tupiniquim

  18-38

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65860.p18-38

• FROM STRUCTURE TO BUREAUCRACTIC (RE)PRODUCTION: the social production of indifference in the process of removal of residents of the community Jardim Edith and Água Espraiada in São Paulo in the 1990s

  Rodrigo Ferreira

  39-59

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65843.p39-59

• CRITICAL THEORY AND ETHNIC-RACIAL RELATIONS: reflections and possibilities in the theoretical field

  Roberto E. Alexandre de Abreu

  60-76

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65865.p60-76

• THE ANTONINOMIES OF PROGRESS: Theodor Adorno, Amy Allen and the decolonization of critical theory

  Anna Kristyna Araújo da Silva Barbosa

  77-102

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65844.p77-102

• DIGITAL IMAGES AND IMAGINED COMMUNITIES: an analogy between videogames, imperialism and cultural industry

  Gabriel Maia de Oliveira

  103-122

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65842.p103-122

• “A FRAGMENT OF LIBIDO AND THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE WORLD”: elements for a philosophical anthropology from Theodor Adorno

  Esdras Bezerra Fernandes de Araújo

  123-138

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65835.p123-138

• THE RADICALISM OF CRITICAL THEORY, ITS REFLECTIONS ON THE KRISIS GROUP AND ON PAULO ARANTES' FORMULATIONS

  Rodrigo Campos Vieira Lima

  139-155

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65853.p139-155

ARTIGOS

• CONSUMER SOCIETY AND THE SENSES AND SOCIAL MEANINGS OF THE MINIMALIST CONSUMPTION NARRATIVE

  Anderson Moebus Retondar

  157-174

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65751.p157-174

• WHERE ARE THE WOMEN? The artisans' places in the Alto do Moura-PE community

  Denise Clementino de Souza, Marcio Gomes de Sá, Jessica Rani Ferreira de Sousa, Myrna Suely Silva Lorêto

  175-201

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65416.p175-201

• “I AM THE CONSTITUTION!”: Bolsonaro government and use of coercive instruments on behalf of the State

  Andrea Joana Sodré de Sousa Garcia, Ana Carolina Torrente Pereira, Karlene Carvalho Marinho de Araujo

  202-224

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65545.p202-224

ENTREVISTA

• FROM THE SOCIOLOGY OF COMMUNICATION TO BALZAC: dialogue on trajectory and interdisciplinarity with Lília Junqueira

  Lília Maria Junqueira, Mohana Ellen Brito Morais Cavalcante

  226-248

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.66195.p226-248

RESENHA

• RACISM, EUGENICS AND INEQUALITIES: a critical reading of Gobineau’s work

  Anderson dos Santos Cordeiro

  250-260

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.46906/caos.n30.65402.p250-260