Edital para apoio financeiro a entidades e grupos culturais atingidos pelas enchentes no RS recebe inscrições
Ação do MinC atenderá Pontos e Pontões de Cultura, Pontos de Memória, Bibliotecas Comunitárias, Pontos de Leitura, Escolas Livres e Comunidades Quilombolas; inscrições até 7 de outubro
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Dave Smith interviewed by Jake Shields
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Thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed in the recent hurricanes. What is the anarch capitalist response to natural disasters? What happens to the people who survive?
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Apanhadão: Magazine Luiza anuncia loja na antiga Livraria Cultura do Conjunto Nacional
E mais: a partir de setembro, Folha terá formato berliner; veja também detalhes de livro sobre história da bancada evangélica
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Irate sheriff calls for backup after Burger King messes up his order
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Apanhadão da semana: editora muda capa de livro de Judith Butler após decisão judicial
Veja também o depoimento de oito escritores sobre o que é ser autor no brasil atualmente e um vídeo sobre o centenário de James Baldwin
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Phoenix officers repeatedly punch, Taser deaf Black man with cerebral palsy (who did nothing)
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Harris and Trump’s Terrible Tax Ideas
In this week’s The Reason Roundtable, editors Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, and Peter Suderman parse the presidential candidates’ latest batch of confounding ideas on tax policy before lamenting their various cringe media appearances over the past week. 05:21—Tax policy proposals 31:44—Weekly listener question 43:38—Candidate cringe media hits 54:18—This week’s cultural recommendations Mentioned in this podcast: “Trump Panders to Auto Industry, Proposes Making Car Loan Interest Tax Deductible” by Joe Lancaster “Instead of Vote-Buying Tax Promises, […]
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Thomas R. Lee & Jesse Egbert Guest-Blogging About AI and Corpus Linguistics
I’m delighted to report that Prof. Thomas R. Lee (BYU Law, and former Justice on the Utah Supreme Court) and Prof. Jesse Egbert (Northern Arizona University Applied Linguistics) will be guest-blogging this coming week on their new draft article, Artificial Meaning? The article is about artificial intelligence and corpus linguistics; Prof. Lee has been a pioneer in applying corpus linguistics to law. Here is the abstract: The textualist turn is increasingly an empirical one—an inquiry into ordinary meaning in […]
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