Maria José De Abreu
Biographic Data
| ID | 887168 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maria José De Abreu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maria José |
| FAMILY NAME | De Abreu |
| SIGNATURE | DE ABREU M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University, USA [email protected] |
| ORCID | 0009-0004-3765-4769 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Anticadeira: Pneuma e política estética do Santuário Mãe de Deus
A cadeira monobloco, um ícone distinto do neoliberalismo, ativa um compromisso teológico incorporado na ortodoxia carismática dentro do catolicismo brasileiro contemporâneo. Intensificando uma zona de penumbra entre materialidade e espírito, forma e conteúdo, contentor e contido, este artigo visa mostrar como a especificidade da cadeira é ativamente integrada nas celebrações lotadas do Santuário Theotokos, Mãe de Deus, em São Paulo. O argumento r…
Does Bolsonaro Have a Point? (Or Does He Have a Semicolon?)
April 01 2023 Does Bolsonaro Have a Point? (Or Does He Have a Semicolon?) Maria José De Abreu Maria José De Abreu Maria José de Abreu is Assistant Professor in Anthropology at Columbia University, where she is also codirector of the Center for Comparative Media. Her work engages with a range of anthropological, philosophical, and literary debates about religion, personhood, the human senses, and their technological extensions. Her first book is T…
Afterword: Thoughts on Governance, Punctuation and Authoritarian Populism
Inspired by key concerns of this collective project, this afterword article highlights two main aspects in the discussion of governance through suspension. The first aspect is how geographically widespread the rhetoric of 'indeterminacy' (as the fuel of the temporal medium of suspension) has become, soliciting analyses of differentiation across cultures and time. The second aspect relates to the politics of punctuated time in light of changes hap…
The Anti-giraffe
The other day someone asked me how I would summarize the moment we are living in. My answer was that we are experiencing a total loss of perspective compensated only by an outstanding agility. Our incapacity to determine relations of cause and effect according to point of view is rewarded by a suppleness of form in responding to quick-shifting scenarios. The now-this-now-that sway of motion associated with the swift resolve of governmental leader…
Acts Is Acts: Tautology and Theopolitical Form
My aim in this article is threefold. First, to identify the function of tautology in Catholic Charismatic religious practices. Second, to analyze the formal structure of tautology as an embodied regime of citationality. Third, to expose how Charismatic practice both mirrors and anticipates the unfolding dramaturgy of sovereignty within current populism in Brazil and elsewhere. These aims converge in a reflection on the nature of political theater…
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Acts Is Acts: Tautology and Theopolitical Form
My aim in this article is threefold. First, to identify the function of tautology in Catholic Charismatic religious practices. Second, to analyze the formal structure of tautology as an embodied regime of citationality. Third, to expose how Charismatic practice both mirrors and anticipates the unfolding dramaturgy of sovereignty within current populism in Brazil and elsewhere. These aims converge in a reflection on the nature of political theater…
The Anti-giraffe
The other day someone asked me how I would summarize the moment we are living in. My answer was that we are experiencing a total loss of perspective compensated only by an outstanding agility. Our incapacity to determine relations of cause and effect according to point of view is rewarded by a suppleness of form in responding to quick-shifting scenarios. The now-this-now-that sway of motion associated with the swift resolve of governmental leader…
Does Bolsonaro Have a Point? (Or Does He Have a Semicolon?)
April 01 2023 Does Bolsonaro Have a Point? (Or Does He Have a Semicolon?) Maria José De Abreu Maria José De Abreu Maria José de Abreu is Assistant Professor in Anthropology at Columbia University, where she is also codirector of the Center for Comparative Media. Her work engages with a range of anthropological, philosophical, and literary debates about religion, personhood, the human senses, and their technological extensions. Her first book is T…
Afterword: Thoughts on Governance, Punctuation and Authoritarian Populism
Inspired by key concerns of this collective project, this afterword article highlights two main aspects in the discussion of governance through suspension. The first aspect is how geographically widespread the rhetoric of 'indeterminacy' (as the fuel of the temporal medium of suspension) has become, soliciting analyses of differentiation across cultures and time. The second aspect relates to the politics of punctuated time in light of changes hap…
Anticadeira: Pneuma e política estética do Santuário Mãe de Deus
A cadeira monobloco, um ícone distinto do neoliberalismo, ativa um compromisso teológico incorporado na ortodoxia carismática dentro do catolicismo brasileiro contemporâneo. Intensificando uma zona de penumbra entre materialidade e espírito, forma e conteúdo, contentor e contido, este artigo visa mostrar como a especificidade da cadeira é ativamente integrada nas celebrações lotadas do Santuário Theotokos, Mãe de Deus, em São Paulo. O argumento r…
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