Current Situation. Attack on the Humanities and Social Sciences in Brazil

Sidney Chalhoub,Céline Mavrot,Marie Corde,Angela Facundo Navia,Romain Tiquet

doi:10.14428/emulations.interviews.03

Abstract

In the wake of President Jair Bolsonaro's recent attacks on philosophy and sociology in the higher education system, Émulations is pleased to welcome three experts for a cross-interview on the situation of human and social sciences in Brazil in light of the current political situation. This interview was conducted by Céline Mavrot and Romain Tiquet. Dans le cadre des attaques récentes du président Jair Bolsonaro à l’encontre de la philosophie et de la sociologie au sein du système d’éducation supérieure, Émulations reçoit trois spécialistes – Sidney Chalhoub, Marine Corde, Angela Facundo Navia – pour un entretien croisé sur la situation des sciences humaines et sociales au Brésil à la lumière de l’actualité politique du pays. Cet entretien a été réalisé par Céline Mavrot et Romain Tiquet.

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Citation : Sidney Chalhoub, Marine Corde, Angela Facundo Navia, Céline Mavrot, Romain Tiquet « Current Situation Attack on the Humanities and Social Sciences in Brazil
In the wake of President Jair Bolsonaro's recent attacks on philosophy and sociology in the higher education system, Émulations is pleased to welcome three experts for a cross-interview on the situation of human and social sciences in Brazil in light of the current political situation. This interview was conducted by Céline Mavrot and Romain Tiquet
Sidney Chalhoub is a professor of history and of African and African American studies at Harvard University

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Citation : Sidney Chalhoub, Marine Corde, Angela Facundo Navia, Céline Mavrot, Romain Tiquet « Current Situation Attack on the Humanities and Social Sciences in Brazil. In the wake of President Jair Bolsonaro's recent attacks on philosophy and sociology in the higher education system, Émulations is pleased to welcome three experts for a cross-interview on the situation of human and social sciences in Brazil in light of the current political situation.

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