Vida religiosa consagrada na Igreja, segundo o Magistério = Consecrated religious life in the church, according to the Magisterium by Baggio, Marileda

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RECIFE: NOTES AROUND THE GENESIS OF A FIELD CULTURAL by Flávio Weinstein Teixeira

“…Regard to the discussion of artistic modernity in Brazil, the article presents a panel of intellectual and cultural debates in Recife (1920-50), in order to give weight to the power lines, literate sociability, as well as the spaces of recognition and consecration the artistic/intellectual making that resulted in a specific dynamic to the cultural field of the city. …”
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A universidade corrupta: o jeitinho brasileiro de se fazer ciência by Ivan Martins Fontes Leichsenring

“…A discussion has also been tried on how scientific corruption has built and strengthened because of the enormous pressure of 'publishing or perishing' and the adoption of the Qualis System, which has induced our scientists to choose to consecrate themes previously pre-consecrated, thus avoiding criticism, annulling possible questioning ideas, encouraging the publication of 'placebo-articles' and ultimately preventing the scientific and technological development of the country. …”
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STATE AND NATION: NOTES FOR A DEBATE. by Denis Antônio de Mendonça Bernardes

“…This communication deals with the process of formation of the State and the Nation in Brazil, seeking to shift the focus from the analysis of the consecrated visions that favored Sete de Setembro and the so-called Independence movement. …”
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Intérpretes e notáveis da literatura e da cultura popular do Maranhão by Igor Gastal Grill, Eliana Tavares dos Reis

“…Thereby, the conditioning factors of affirmation, the logics of action and mechanisms of consecration mobilized by agents who constitute as authorized spokespersons are learned, as well as the multiple patterns of notabilization of “interpreters” of the culture and the regional memory in and of Maranhão.…”
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Let's take the woman to the Brazilian Academy of Letters! Tetrá de Teffé, the first novelist awarded by the immortals. by Gabriela de Lima Grecco

“…On the other hand, through the weekly magazine O Malho, we examine discourses constructed by the press and by the intellectuals women to claim their participation in a place of cultural consecration. In this article, then, there are forgotten lives of brilliant women who were important actors in the Brazilian political, social and cultural arena, but ended up in the basement of history and the literary canon. …”
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Deafspace in Cyberspace: the use of digital technologies as cyberactivism by deaf artists by Maria Izabel dos Santos Garcia, Rebeca Garcia Cabral

“…In general, the sign languages of each country are still unwritten, that is, they do not have a consecrated form of spelling, in part because of their three-dimensionality. …”
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As Paisagens da Ausência no Diálogo Epistolar entre Gonçalves Dias e Teófilo Leal by RENATA RIBEIRO LIMA

“…Landscapes of Absence on the Epistolary Dialog between Gonçalves Dias and Teófilo Leal ABSTRACT Gonçalves Dias is known as “the national poet” by excellence, that had consecrated the Brazilian tropical landscape as part of his idea of nation. …”
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