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Scientia International Journal for Human Sciences

This Tropical City is a Gothic Body: The Urban Space as a Gothic Body in Anne Rice's Literature

The recent death of the American author of fantastic and horror literature, Anne Rice, has led us to revisit her legacy, rethinking her contribution to contemporary culture. Her writing was marked by supernatural entities such as vampires, witches and demons, transiting in urban and rural spaces of…

2026-04-20 10.56365/ed912759

Scientia International Journal for Human Sciences

As revoluções interrompidas na América Latina: a abordagem de Adolfo Gilly e Florestan Fernandes

This article aims to engage with the work of Adolfo Gilly and Florestan Fernandes on the relevance of the concept of interrupted revolution and the concept of permanent revolution in the capitalist realities of Latin America. It presents a brief description of the processes of bourgeois revolution…

2026-04-20 10.56365/9gs0y759

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Traçando caminhos investigativos ibéricos a partir da Identidade Cultural portuguesa

Este texto faz uma breve revisão bibliográfica em trabalhos acadêmicos sobre a Identidade Cultural de Portugal, utilizando os elementos que compõem tal identidade como pontos de ancoragem e partida para estabelecer os caminhos investigativos de pesquisa de pós-doutorado em curso inicial. Tais…

2026-03-14 10.56365/mxapgh32

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O SINASEFE e a resistência contra a agenda neoliberal: construindo alternativas para a educação profissional

O presente trabalho pretende analisar como o Sindicato Nacional dos Servidores Federais da Educação Básica e Profissional (SINASEFE) resistiu e organizou a luta sindical contra as políticas educacionais neoliberais implementadas pelos governos de Michel Temer e de Jair Bolsonaro. E como, a partir…

2026-03-14 10.56365/mk9zvc84

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Racism in the construction of local and regional development in Blumenau (SC): Eurocentric, Nazi, and integralist influences

This article, based on bibliographic research, seeks to recover the racist ways of thinking, feeling, and acting of the colonizers of Blumenau and the surrounding region toward the indigenous population that lived there and toward the Black people who were brought there as slaves or who later came…

2026-02-17 10.56365/pfxpv996

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Dracula: terror in a failing Empire

In this essay, I analyze Bram Stoker's "Dracula" from specific perspectives, such as the representations of the female figure, the Victorian gentleman, the Industrial Revolution, foreign immigrants in London, labor legislation, and sexuality in Victorian society. I also point out the relationships…

2026-02-10 10.56365/x9791a68

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City, work, and urban segregation: notes from Engels

This essay analyzes some elements discussed by Engels in his study "The Condition of the Working Class in England". To this end, aspects related to the material conditions lived by workers and their employment situation are discussed. It seeks to relate both to the broader economic and social…

2026-02-09 10.56365/gsp8xq81

Articles from our journals — Scientia International Journal for Human Sciences

This Tropical City is a Gothic Body: The Urban Space as a Gothic Body in Anne Rice's Literature

As revoluções interrompidas na América Latina: a abordagem de Adolfo Gilly e Florestan Fernandes

Traçando caminhos investigativos ibéricos a partir da Identidade Cultural portuguesa

O SINASEFE e a resistência contra a agenda neoliberal: construindo alternativas para a educação profissional

Racism in the construction of local and regional development in Blumenau (SC): Eurocentric, Nazi, and integralist influences

Dracula: terror in a failing Empire

City, work, and urban segregation: notes from Engels

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