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Authors: Jacqueline Ferreira Marques

The party-political aspect that we consider exist in RSI since its emergence, guided us to the field of policy analysis. So, the central object of this investigation was the analysis of the RSI itinerary in its stages of formulation, implementation and evaluation, through a qualitative profile based on abductive logic. From the results it was possible to verify two different perspectives about this itinerary. The way that characterizes the majority of the respondents is based on a liberal and conservative thought that turns rights on moral duties, leading to a depoliticization of the social question and to a reading of reality devoided of a critique based on the structures and the social inequalities. They view the practice of social workers under an individualistic-reformist and adaptive vision and emphasize the bureaucratic and institutional procedures. Leading the social work to been seen as a set of actions and administrative procedures stripped of a critical, reflective and political role. We emphasize the importance of the politicization of the RSI and the related social intervention, as well as the role of policy implementers - the “policy maker” - of the Social Worker.

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Authors: Mariana Elizabeth Fernández Presa

Considering the Latin American context of the fifties, in this space we propose to study the armed movements that emerged at the end of this context, more precisely two of them, the Movement 14th of May for Paraguay liberation and Uturuncos Guerrilla from Argentina. We will make a comparative study between both armed movements looking for the answer of two questions: which were the contexts were both emerged? And, did they have common goals? Both contexts were not identical, but there are some common aspects between them, because at that period armed movements and dictatorships regimes were like an expanding wave over the continent. Because of this, both of this movements were selected.

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Authors: Daniel Silva Moraes

The article analyzes the adaptation for the cinema of the short story "Sorôco, sua mãe, sua filha", by João Guimarães Rosa (1962). The movies Cabaret Mineiro, by Carlos Alberto Prates (1980), and Outras Estórias, by Pedro Bial (1999), are the object of this article. The article approaches the both adaptations, highlighting and comparing the different choices made by the two directors to transpose the same work to cinema. It also analyzes the concept of adaptation, and how the intentions of each director influenced the final result of the transposition of the literary work to the screens of the cinema.

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Authors: Augusto Luciano Ginjo and Taiza Mara Rauen Moraes

This article aims to present reflections on experiences and practices, occurring in the urban nucleus, based on the concept of musical scenes. The analysis result of part of a research that investigates how was the music scene of independent rock, from six voices of individuals who moved the scenery of the city of Joinville – SC, during the 1990s, held in conjunction with the Postgraduate Program of the University of the Region of Joinville - UNIVILLE, master's degree in Cultural Heritage and Society, in the line of Patrimony and Social Memory. The research is supported by the Methodology of Oral History, based on the concept of Sônia Maria de Freitas (2006), a method that uses the technique of interview and procedures articulated among each other to record narratives of human experience.