Political Polyphonies

Interview with the Brazilian critic and theorist on the literary and political ideas informing his epic play, Queen Lira. A volatile cacophony of voices disputing his country’s path, from Dilma’s impeachment to Bolsonaro’s rise and Lula’s unexpected return.

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New left review
Published
2025-05-31
DOI
https://doi.org/10.64590/chw
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Sociology and Education in Brazil
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Political Polyphonies

Roberto Schwarz
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Sociology and Education in Brazil
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Political Polyphonies

Roberto Schwarz
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Abstract

Interview with the Brazilian critic and theorist on the literary and political ideas informing his epic play, Queen Lira. A volatile cacophony of voices disputing his country’s path, from Dilma’s impeachment to Bolsonaro’s rise and Lula’s unexpected return.

New left reviewVol. 2(153)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Sociology and Education in Brazil
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