Vol. 25 No. 2 (2022): Serviço Social, Racismo e Classes Sociais

Editorial

The anti-racism theme in the debate on Brazilian social formation and social classes: a challenge to contemporary Social Work

Ana Paula Procopio

179-180
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Thematic space

Translation of racial theories in the Brazilian context

Fabiane Barbosa Ferraz, Rafael Lazzarotto Simioni

181-190
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Voices of resistance in colonial Brazil: the protagonism of black women

Mirla Cisne, Fernanda Ianael Evangelista de Oliveira

191-201
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Capitalism and racism: an essential relationship to understand the predominance of racism in the Brazilian society

Mário Souza

202-211
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The racial division of labor as an ordering of structural racism

Leonardo Dias Alves

212-221
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Clóvis Moura e a questão social no Brasil

Sandra Vaz da Silva, Gustavo Fagundes

222-231
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Contributions to the deepening of the ethnic-racial debate in social work formation based in the work of Lélia Gonzalez

Thamires Costa Meirelles dos Santos

232-241
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Black is where I live: brazilian patriarchal racism

Nathalia Diorgenes Ferreira Lima

242-251
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Mistaken Identity and critique of social entrepreneurship: the exploration of oppression

Janaynna de Moura Ferraz

252-261
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Racism, coloniality of power and paid domestic work in Brazil

Francilene Soares de Medeiros Costa, Cleice Santos Santos, Maria Elizabeth Tereza de Moraes Rodrigues

262-271
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Racism between social psychology and critical criminology: encounters and decolonial perspectives

Felipe de Araujo Chersoni, Maria Eduarda Delfino das Chagas, Veyzon Campos Muniz

272-282
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From slavery to prison through the thread of torture in Brazil

Ionara dos Santos Fernandes

283-290
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Mass incarceration and racism: the reality in Sergipe’s prison system

Paulo Roberto Felix dos Santos, Laryssa Gabriella Gonçalves dos Santos, Fabiane Ferreira Nascimento Santos, Maria Tailaine dos Santos Menezes

291-302
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Racial and gender prevalence in the profiles of higher education professors

Edimara Maria Ferreira, Karla Maria Damiano Teixeira, Marco Aurelio Marques Ferreira

303-315
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Vulnerabilities of transvestites and transgender women in the pandemic

Renato Tadeu Veroneze

316-325
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Open-themed space

Marx: filosofical universality and positive science

Frederico Fernando Moisés Lambertucci, Mariana Collette Piai Ersina

326-336
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Lukács' late work: on the relation between Ethics and Ontology

Vitor Sartori

337-345
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Feminist lenses to the renewal of marxism: interchanging perspectives

Silvana Marinho

346-355
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Decoloniality of knowledge: the Ecologies of Knowledges in the production of knowledge

Ronaldo Silva

356-364
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Neoliberalism, suffering and indiference

Cleyton da Silva Oliveira

365-373
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Destroy the State, emancipate the workers! Lessons from the Paris Commune of 1871

Glauber Lopes Xavier

374-382
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The functionality of piecework wages in work mediated by digital platforms

Diego de Oliveira Souza

381-391
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From bio to necropolitics: the health policy, narratives and actions of the Bolsonaro government’s neoliberalism and its impacts on the elderly in the Covid-19 pandemic

Aparecido Francisco dos Reis

392-403
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Art and Social Work: necessary aspects about being artistic

Daniel Péricles Arruda

404-414
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Specific assignments, socioeconomic assessment, and social work: the professional work within student assistance

Marileia Goin, Adriana de Melo Miranda

415-424
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The invisibility of women caring for women victims of violence

Karine Andrade Santos, Joilson Pereira da Silva, Leonor María Cantera Espinosa

425-435
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Vol. 25 No. 2 (2022): Serviço Social, Racismo e Classes Sociais

Full Issue

Editorial

The anti-racism theme in the debate on Brazilian social formation and social classes: a challenge to contemporary Social Work

Thematic space

Translation of racial theories in the Brazilian context

Voices of resistance in colonial Brazil: the protagonism of black women

Capitalism and racism: an essential relationship to understand the predominance of racism in the Brazilian society

The racial division of labor as an ordering of structural racism

Clóvis Moura e a questão social no Brasil

Contributions to the deepening of the ethnic-racial debate in social work formation based in the work of Lélia Gonzalez

Black is where I live: brazilian patriarchal racism

Mistaken Identity and critique of social entrepreneurship: the exploration of oppression

Racism, coloniality of power and paid domestic work in Brazil

Racism between social psychology and critical criminology: encounters and decolonial perspectives

From slavery to prison through the thread of torture in Brazil

Mass incarceration and racism: the reality in Sergipe’s prison system

Racial and gender prevalence in the profiles of higher education professors

Vulnerabilities of transvestites and transgender women in the pandemic

Open-themed space

Marx: filosofical universality and positive science

Lukács' late work: on the relation between Ethics and Ontology

Feminist lenses to the renewal of marxism: interchanging perspectives

Decoloniality of knowledge: the Ecologies of Knowledges in the production of knowledge

Neoliberalism, suffering and indiference

Destroy the State, emancipate the workers! Lessons from the Paris Commune of 1871

The functionality of piecework wages in work mediated by digital platforms

From bio to necropolitics: the health policy, narratives and actions of the Bolsonaro government’s neoliberalism and its impacts on the elderly in the Covid-19 pandemic

Art and Social Work: necessary aspects about being artistic

Specific assignments, socioeconomic assessment, and social work: the professional work within student assistance

The invisibility of women caring for women victims of violence

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