Bresil-s
Scope & Guideline
Advancing Knowledge on Brazil's Dynamic Landscape
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies:
The journal publishes works that analyze Brazilian culture through various lenses, including literature, visual arts, and popular culture, emphasizing the interplay between cultural production and social dynamics. - Political and Social Issues:
Research focusing on contemporary political challenges in Brazil, including human rights, democracy, and governance, is a core area, reflecting the journal's commitment to addressing pressing societal issues. - Historical Analysis:
The journal features studies that explore Brazil's historical trajectories, including colonialism, slavery, and modernity, thereby contributing to a deeper understanding of the nation's past and its implications for the present. - Ethnographic and Sociological Research:
'Bresil-s' encourages ethnographic studies that provide insights into the lived experiences of diverse communities in Brazil, highlighting social inequalities and cultural identities. - Environmental and Indigenous Studies:
There is a growing focus on environmental issues and indigenous rights, reflecting a commitment to exploring the intersection of culture, ecology, and social justice.
Trending and Emerging
- Human Rights and Social Justice:
There is a noticeable increase in research centered on human rights issues, particularly in the context of the Bolsonaro government, highlighting the ongoing struggle for social justice and equity in Brazil. - Cultural Responses to Political Change:
Emerging studies examine how cultural expressions respond to political transformations, particularly in the context of right-wing politics and the public sphere, indicating a vibrant dialogue between culture and politics. - Environmental Justice and Indigenous Rights:
Research focusing on environmental issues and the rights of indigenous peoples is gaining traction, reflecting growing concerns about ecological sustainability and social equity in the face of development pressures. - Interdisciplinary Approaches to Brazilian Identity:
The journal is increasingly publishing interdisciplinary works that explore the complexities of Brazilian identity, incorporating perspectives from sociology, anthropology, and cultural studies. - Digital Humanities and New Media:
There is a rising interest in the impact of digital media on Brazilian culture and society, with studies exploring how new technologies influence cultural production and social interactions.
Declining or Waning
- Colonial Studies:
Although colonial history remains significant, the emphasis on colonial studies has decreased in favor of contemporary analyses of political and social issues, reflecting a shift towards current events and their implications. - Traditional Historical Narratives:
There seems to be a waning interest in conventional historical narratives that do not engage with contemporary relevance, as scholars are increasingly seeking to connect historical insights with present-day challenges. - Focus on Purely Academic Discourse:
The journal appears to be moving away from purely academic discussions that lack practical implications, favoring research that directly engages with societal issues and public discourse.
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