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https://doi.org/10.5007/%25xAbstract
This paper intends to examine the place and the role of the institutionof Technical Councils according to the political thought of OLIVEIRA VIANNA. Deepening the analysis of "Problems of Objective Politics" — a reference work written by this author about this topic — and appointing the presence of the theme in other works of the same author, we want to show the strategical place occupied by the Technical Councils in the institutional architecture of the authoritarian State as it was idealized by this thinker from Niterói. Our hypothesis is that the Technical Councils should be understood as the institutional materialization of the "technocratic objetivism", the central ideal of one of the most expressive currents of the Brazilian authoritarian thought. This current has been successful in the ideological struggle of the 30' and defines itself through its features, at the same time state-centered, technocratical and demobilizing.
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