دانلود کتاب Living (Il)legalities in Brazil: Practices, Narratives and Institutions in a Country on the Edge

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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of contents
Figures
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Living (il)legalities in Brazil
Producing (il)legalities
Representing (il)legalities
Note
References
Part I Producing (il)legalities
1 Borders of (il)legality
Notes
References
2 The government of street vending: Formalizations of informality and use of force
The period 1980–1990: regulation of activity and formation of the right to work on the street
The period 2000–2010: militarization and entrepreneurialism
Partnerships, self-government and opportunities
Militarization of the urban space
Conclusion
Notes
References
3 Migrant refugee spatialities lived and legislated in São Paulo
Legal context
The multiple effects of outsourcing
(Hi)Stories of residential occupation
Reworking stories into theory and analysis
Conclusion
Notes
References
4 Jeitinho revisited
Cultural roots of the jeitinho
Social perception and practices of the jeitinho
Supposed uniqueness of the Brazilian jeitinho
Conclusion: the social function of the jeitinho
Notes
References
5 Political sexology
Introduction
Mutation
Power games
Illicitude
Cunning
Political technology
Gender ideology
Pedophilia
Artifacts
Misogyny
Homophobia
Notes
References
Part II Representing (il)legalities
6 Drinking lime juice to throw up, and the right way to beat an old lady: Policing punk in late dictatorial Brazil (1978–1982)
Illegalities
Othering Brazilian punk
Policing punks 1 – the green Chevrolet
Policing punks 2 – the beginning of the end of the world
Policing punks 3 – kicking the commies
Conclusion
Notes
References
7 Illegal realities in the lyrics by Racionais MC’s
Introduction
Fragments of a realistic poem
A. Guina as a frontier
B. Together with Guina, during two robberies
C. ‘I lived for seven years in vain’
D. The outcome
Illegality and reality
Notes
References
8 Kafka and lawfare in Brazil: Maria Ramos’s The Trial
Introduction
Lawfare in Brazil
Kafka in Brazil
The year that never ends
Filming Dilma on trial
Conclusion
Notes
References
9 Night trespassing in contemporary Brazilian cinema: Unveiling (il)legalities in Neighbouring Sounds
City spaces
Stepping into the night
Nocturnal intrusions
Temporal trespassing
Notes
References
10 Something to declare: Illegal immigrants in contemporary Brazilian literature
Notes
References
11 Painting racism: Protest art by contemporary Indigenous artists
Notes
References
Index