PROGRAMME
PARALLEL SESSIONS
July 23 – Thursday
14:00 – 15:45
Parallel Sessions I
16:15 – 17:30
Parallel Sessions II
Panel 11 – Theoretical Developments of Critical Realism
Chair – Cynthia Hamlin
Lukács and the Ontological Foundations of João Leonardo Medeiros
Marxian Ethics: a free interpretation
Panel 32 – Social Theory and Human Emancipation
Chair – Neil Hockey
The Dialectic of Love Power
Lena Gunnarsson
Being Being. Hermeneutics and the ground of Frédéric Vandenberghe
critical realism
High Performance Work Systems – exploitation Iwona Wilkowska
or emancipation of employees?
The assumption of agency: a realist theory of the Kate Forbes­Pitt
production of agency in everyday social life
Critical Realism in Emancipatory Governance: is David W. Walker
the appreciative important?
Panel 21 – Historicity and Human Emancipation
Chair – Ricardo Müller
Discussing
the
Emancipation
and
the Renake Bertholdo David
Determination Issues in the Marxist field in the das Neves
Context of the Contemporary Class Struggle
The Theory of History in Marx: a critique to Christy Ganzert Pato
Althusserianism
Brazilian Imperialism in the XX and XXI Pedro Henrique Pedreira
Centuries: a theoretical discussion
Campos
Panel 35 –Social Theory and Human Emancipation
Chair – Demian de Mello
Reification and Barbarism. Critique to capitalist André Mayer
social relations
To Think the Human Emancipation
Look of Capital
Panel 41 – Ethics and Human Emancipation
Chair – Christy Pato
Private Property and the Question of Human Ramon Mapa e Fernando
Emancipation: historical and juridical aspects
Gaudereto Lamas
With the Aline de Carvalho Moura
An essay on work as social domination
Panel 75 – Education and Human Emancipation
Chair – Gabriel Peters
Anti-realism and Relativism: theoretical and
methodological
tendencies
on
teacher’s
education
What Is Reality For Constructivism?
Or Is
Knowledge An Invention Or Reinvention Of The
Reality? For A Marxist Criticism Of The
Constructivist Epistemology
The Importance of the Distinction Between the
Immediate
Real
and
the
Theoretical
Construction of the Object of Knowledge in the
Area of Education: a contribution based on
epistemology
Panel 76 – Education and Human Emancipation
Chair – Márcia Stemmer
Production, Production Restructuring and
Professional Education: the context of crisis of
capitalism
New Demands of Professional Formation in the
Capitalism
Contemporary:
Adaptation
or
Autonomy?
Popular Education vs. ‘Education of the Popular’:
different perspectives of human emancipation in
the current context
Renata Oliveira Contesini
e Henrique Pereira Braga
Giandréa Reuss Strenzel
Ana Carolina
Marsiglia
e
Duarte
Galvão
Newton
Sérgio Rafael Barbosa da
Silva
José Mario Angeli
Rafael Dias Toitio
e
Sueli de Fatima Ourique
de Avila
Edinaldo
Andrade
Panel 24 – Historicity and Human Emancipation
Chair – Leda Paulani
The Dehumanization: For The Critical Of Human Anelito
Pereira
de
Concept Who Moved The Political Practice Of Oliveira
Brazilian Elites
Economic Policy and Labour Laws
Maya
Damasceno
Valeriano
Costa
de
Panel 102 – Art, Culture and Human Emancipation
Chair – Juarez Duayer
Realism And Postmodernism: Onthological And Nathalia Botura de Paula
Historical Collisions
Ferreira
The
Artistic
and
Cultural
Production Lucinéia Scremin Martins
Subordinated to Socio-Metabolic Reproduction
of Capital
Rorty and Realism as Instrument of Human Priscila Silva Araujo
Emancipation
Against Reactionary
elements for discussion
Post-modern
Ethics: Ricardo
Teixeira
Gilberto
Lyrio
Panel 52 –Critique of Economics and Human Emancipation
Chair – Luiz Augusto Campos
Limitations of the evolutionary realistic Wellington Marcelo Silva
interpretation to social change
da Cruz
Contributions of the Complex Theory and of Tânia Maria Radaelli e
Critical Realism to Fostering Sustaible Benedito Silva Neto
Development in an Environmentally Protected
Area in Ipuaçu (SC)
Towards an Institutional, Realistic and Renato Ferreira Pontes
Relational Political Economy: conversations
between Critical Realism and the veblenian
institutionalism
Panel 62 – Science, Technology and Human Emancipation
Chair – Newton Duarte
Introduction to the Debate on the Meaning of João Carlos
Knowledge Produced by Contemporary Scientific Machado
Society
Science as Critical Activity: against the Rodrigo
postulate of capital's naturalisation
Monfardini
The real revealed: a critical account
d’Espagnat form Werner Heisenberg
Bernardo
Delpupo
of Fábio Antonio da Costa
Panel 73 – Education and Human Emancipation
Chair – Hugo Corrêa
Anti-realism
vs
Critical
Realism:
what
perceptions are prevalent in the training of
researchers in education?
Critical Realism as a Field of Possibilities in
Education Research and in Pedagogical Praxis
Regina Célia
Hostins
Linhares
Marcia Regina Goulart
Stemmer e Margareth
Feiten Cisne
Production of Knowledge and Education in Astrid Baecker Avila e
Brazil: critical realism vs. post-critique
Vidalcir Ortigara
July 24 – Friday
14:00 – 15:45
Parallel Sessions III
16:15 – 17:30
Parallel Sessions IV
Panel 81 – International Relations and Human Emancipation
Chair – Frédéric Vandenberghe
A brief intellectual history of Early Realism in IR: a Guilherme
Critical
Realism?
Niebuhr,
Morgenthau, Pedro
Phenomenology and Critical Realism
Realism, Truth, and Emancipation in International Matthew Fluck
Relations Theory: an Adornian perspective
Marques
Dialectical Critical Realism, Cosmopolitanism and Henrique Randau
International Law
Costa Carvalho
da
Panel 23 – Historicity and Human Emancipation
Chair – Virgínia Fontes
Comments on Revisionism: research notes on the Demian Bezerra de Melo
current tendencies of historiography
Essay on the Historicity of Capitalist System
Exterminism and class struggle in
Thompson: contradiction and realism
Paula Nabuco
E.
P. Ricardo Gaspar Müller
Panel 53 – Critique of Economics and Human Emancipation
Chair – Eleuterio Prado
Autonomisation of Truly Social Forms: comments Leda Maria Paulani
on money in contemporary capitalism
The Colonisation of Production by Capital: a Flávio Ferreira de Miranda
synthesis of Marx’s arguments
Realism and Emancipation: an explanatory Bianca Imbiriba Bonente
critique to the theory of development
Panel 61 – Science, Technology and Human Emancipation
Chair – Mario Duayer
‘ ... is possible’: Critical realism and themes from Hugh Lacey
the World Social Forum
Food Sovereignty: a pesant’s response to GMO Carolina
agriculture
Niemeyer
Burle
de
Agronomy and Sustainable Development: toward Benedito Silva Neto
a science of complexity
Panel 74 – Education and Human Emancipation
Chair – Vidalcir Ortigara
The Use of Concepts for the Teaching of History
Flávia Beatriz Ferreira de
Nazareth
Religious Teaching and the Teaching of History in José Luis Derisso
the Official Education System of the State of São
Paulo
The Research in Education and the Discussion on Siomara Borba
the Question of Reality
Panel 101 – Art, Culture and Human Emancipation
Chair – Patricia Laura Torriglia
Ethics and Aesthetic in the Contemporaries Art, Fellipe de Andrade Abreu
Architecture and Urbanism – a Realistic critic
e Lima
The Arts and Labour as Mediations for Human Isabel
Emancipation
Lopes
Cristina
Realism and Human Emancipation in the Marxist Juarez Duayer
Aesthetics of Lukács
Chaves
Panel 22 – Historicity and Human Emancipation
Chair – Alan Norrie
Fanon’s Curse: Re-Imagining Marxism in South Kirk Helliker e Peter Vale
Africa’s Age of Retreat
Human Emancipation, Social Accountability, the Colm Allan
State and Development in Africa – the limits of
Marxism and liberalism in realizing human rights
in Africa
Toward an Indigenist Emancipatory Axiology: Neil Hockey
engaging a poverty-richness dialectic
Panel 77 – Education and Human Emancipation
Chair – Tone Skinninsgrud
Can Activist Scholars Learn Research Methods
from Rumi?
The History of Science in Educators’ Upbringing:
reflections about a materialist ontological
approach of Marxian basis
The realism and the perspective of Gastón
Bachelard, a contribution to the post- graduate
Education courses
Radha D’Souza
Alceu Junior Paz da Silva
e Luiz Carlos Nascimento
da Rosa
Luiz Dias do Nascimento
Filho
Panel 12 – Theoretical Developments of Critical Realism
Chair – Ricardo Teixeira
For a Critical Sociology of Critique: reading Lüc Luiz Augusto Campos
Boltanski in face of Margareth Archer
Is It Possible to Conciliate Realism and Verusca Moss Simões dos
Pluralism?: theoretical multiplicity as the source Reis
of new frontiers to knowledge about nature
Social Realism and Structuration Theory: Gabriel Peters
conflicting ontologies
Panel 31 – Social Theory and Human Emancipation
Chair – Luiz Montez
Critical Realism and Critical Discourse Analysis:
interdisciplinary reflections for the emancipatory
formation of the educator of languages in postmodernity
The Crisis of National Moviment of Homeless Boys
and Girls: a research on critical realism, critical
discourse analisis and etnography
Discourse Analysis and Critical Realism: principles
for an approach of explanatory critique of
discourse
Panel 34 – Social Theory and Human Emancipation
Chair – Bianca Imbiriba
Solidary Economy and Local Development: family
farmers fair dealers and associations of waste
gatherers
Critical Social Theory as Possibility to Provide a
Onto-Methodological Basis to the Analysis of
Conteporary Infantile Labour
Social Theory and the Political-Ethical Project of
the Social Service
Panel 37 – Social Theory and Human Emancipation
Chair – Carolina Niemeyer
Conscience and human emancipation: the
relation between subject and society
Realism, Feminism and Negativity in Hermeneutic
Conscience
and
human
Experience
emancipation: the relation between subject and
society
History, Science and Society
Mesa 91 – Ecology and Human Emancipation
Chair – Astrid Baecker Avila
Sustainable Development: a challenge for the
contemporary science
Environmental Crisis and Economics: a critique to
the theodicy of ‘green’ capitalism
Environment and Sociometabolic Reproduction of
Capital: unsustainable sustainability
Solange Maria de Barros
Ibarra Papa
Viviane de Melo Resende
Viviane Cristina
Sebba Ramalho
Vieira
Fábio Roberto Moraes
Lemes e David Basso
Claudio Marcelo Garcia
de Araujo
Claudia Regina Tenório
Monteiro
Camila Oliveira do Valle
Cynthia de Carvalho Lins
Hamlin
Virgínia Fontes
David Basso e Benedito
Silva Neto
Eduardo Sá Barreto
Gloria Goulart da Silva
Campos
List of contributors:
July 25 – Saturday
14:00 – 15:45
Parallels Sessions V
Panel 103 – Art, Culture and Human Emancipation
Chair – Hugh Lacey
Michelangelo and Human Emancipation
John Molyneux
Tradition and Modernity on the Literary Creation Renata Costa Reis de
of Ricardo Piglia
Meirelles
Capital, technique and death: dialog between Javier Blank
Marx, Ellul and Saramago
Panel 36 – Social Theory and Human Emancipation
Chair – Marcelo Badaró
Weber from the look of Lukács
Paulo Henrique Furtado
de Araujo
Materialist Ontology: the primacy of the real in Edilson José Graciolli
opposition to the emphasis on the epistemic and
its political implications
Marx and Critique to Capitalism: theoretical and Hugo Figueira Corrêa e
practical exercise
Bianca Imbiriba Bonente
Panel 38 – Social Theory and Human Emancipation
Chair – Solange Papa
Convicted by front page: discussing relations Rafael Fortes
between journalism, ethics and truth
Foucault and the Critical Realism. Impasses and Luiz Barros Montez
prospects for the construction of a Critical
Applied Linguistics
Technologies for Communication as instruments Rômulo André Lima
of human emancipation: a postmodern utopia
Panel 42 – Ethics and Human Emancipation
Chair – Paula Nabuco
The Issue of Truth and Neopragmatism
Etinete A. do Nascimento
Gonçalves
The fundamental juridical categories as forms of Moisés Alves Soares
social being: elements for an ontological
approach of law in Pachukanis
Human Rights and Social Emancipation
Alexandre Aguiar dos
Santos
Panel 51 – Critique of Economics and Human Emancipation
Chair – Marcelo Carcanholo
Rationality and atomism in neoclassical school
André
Augusto
The Mathematization of Social Sciences
Guimarães
Maracajaro
Silveira
The Mercantile Abstraction and the Neoclassical Eleuterio Prado
Theory
Mansor
Panel 71 – Education and Human Emancipation
Chair – Viviane Resende
University Autonomy: An Ontological Critical Maurício José Siewerdt
Approach From Lukas’ Concept Of Autonomy
Ideology, Education and Human Emancipation in Maria Teresa Buonomo
Marx, Lukács and Mészáros
de Pinho
The Education and the Abstracted Consensus to Aline de Carvalho Moura
the Order of The Capital
Panel 72 – Education and Human Emancipation
Chair – Eduardo Sá Barreto
Infantile Education, Formation of Professors and Altino José Martins Filho
Production of Knowledge
Critical Realism and Production of Knowledge:
an alternative for the formation of teachers and
researchers in the educational area
The Concept of Society in the Document of the
Curricular Proposal of Santa Catarina: an
immanent analysis
Patricia Laura Torriglia e
Márcia Regina Goulart
Stemmer
Elisandra
de
Souza
Peres, Jóyce Nurnberg e
Vidalcir Ortigara
Alceu Junior Paz da Silva (UFMT)
Alexandre Aguiar dos Santos (UFSC)
Aline de Carvalho Moura (UERJ)
Altino José Martins Filho (UFSC)
Ana Carolina Galvão Marsiglia (UNESP)
André Guimarães Augusto (UFF)
André Mayer (UFOP)
Anelito Pereira de Oliveira (UNIMONTES)
Astrid Baecker Avila (UFPR)
Benedito Silva Neto (UNIJUI)
Bianca Imbiriba Bonente (UFU)
Camila Oliveira do Valle (UFF)
Carolina Burle de Niemeyer (IUPERJ)
Christy Ganzert Pato (PUC-SP)
Claudia Regina Tenório Monteiro (Universidade Estácio de Sá)
Claudio Marcelo Garcia de Araujo (UFSC)
Colm Allan (University of South Africa)
Cynthia de Carvalho Lins Hamlin (PUFPE)
D. W. Walker (Monash University)
David Basso (UNIJUI)
Demian Bezerra de Melo (UFF)
Edilson José Graciolli (UFU)
Edinaldo Costa de Andrade (USP)
Eduardo Sá Barreto (UFF)
Eleuterio Prado (USP)
Elisandra de Souza Peres (UNESC)
Etinete A. do Nascimento Gonçalves (UERJ)
Fábio Antonio da Costa (UERJ)
Fábio Roberto Moraes Lemes (UNIJUI)
Fellipe de Andrade Abreu e Lima (USP)
Fernando Gaudereto Lamas (UFF)
Flávia Beatriz Ferreira de Nazareth (UFF)
Flávio Ferreira de Miranda (UFRJ)
Frédéric Vandenberghe (Iuperj)
Gabriel Peters (IUPERJ)
Giandréa Reuss Strenzel (UFSC)
Gloria Goulart da Silva Campos (UFSC)
Guilherme Marques Pedro (PTTS)
Henrique Pereira Braga (UNICAMP)
Henrique Randau da Costa Carvalho (King’s College London)
Hugh Lacey (USP)
Hugo Figueira Corrêa (UFF)
Isabel Cristina Chaves Lopes (UFF)
Iwona Wilkowska (De Montfort University)
Javier Blank (UFRJ)
João Carlos Bernardo Machado (UFRRJ)
João Leonardo Medeiros (UFF)
John Molyneux (University of Portsmouth)
José Luis Derisso (UNESP)
José Mario Angeli (UEL)
Jóyce Nurnberg (UNESC)
Juarez Duayer (UFF)
Kate Forbes-Pitt (Lancaster University)
Kirk Helliker (Rhodes University)
Leda Maria Paulani (USP)
Lena Gunnarsson (Örebro University)
Lucinéia Scremin Martins (UFG)
Luiz Augusto Campos (IUPERJ)
Luiz Barros Montez (UFRJ)
Luiz Carlos Nascimento da Rosa (UFMT)
Luiz Dias do Nascimento Filho (UERJ)
Maracajaro Mansor Silveira (USP)
Márcia Regina Goulart Stemmer (UFSC)
Margareth Feiten Cisne (UFSC)
Maria Teresa Buonomo de Pinho (UFS)
Matthew Fluck (Aberystwyth University)
Maurício José Siewerdt (UFSC)
Maya Damasceno Valeriano (UFF)
Moisés Alves Soares (UFSC)
Nathalia Botura de Paula Ferreira (UNESP)
Neil Hockey (Profco Pty Ltd)
Newton Duarte (UNESP)
Patricia Laura Torriglia (UFSC)
Paula Nabuco (UFF)
Paulo Henrique Furtado de Araujo (UFRRJ)
Pedro Henrique Pedreira Campos (UFF)
Peter Vale (Rhodes University)
Priscila Silva Araujo (UFRJ)
Radha D’Souza (University of Westminster)
Rafael Dias Toitio (UEL)
Rafael Fortes (UFF)
Ramon Mapa (PUC/MG)
Regina Célia Linhares Hostins (UNIVALI)
Renake Bertholdo David das Neves (UFF)
Renata Costa Reis de Meirelles (UFF)
Renata Oliveira Contesini (UFF)
Renato Ferreira Pontes (UFPR)
Ricardo Gaspar Müller (UFSC)
Ricardo Gilberto Lyrio Teixeira (UFF)
Rodrigo Delpupo Monfardini (UFF)
Rômulo André Lima (UFF)
Sérgio Rafael Barbosa da Silva (UERJ)
Siomara Borba (UERJ)
Solange Maria de Barros Ibarra Papa (UNEMAT)
Sueli de Fatima Ourique de Ávila (UERJ)
Tânia Maria Radaelli (UNIJUI)
Verusca Moss Simões dos Reis (UERJ)
Vidalcir Ortigara (UNESC)
Virgínia Fontes (UFF / FIOCRUZ)
Viviane Cristina Vieira Sebba Ramalho (UCB)
Viviane de Melo Resende (UCB)
Wellington Marcelo Silva da Cruz (UFF)