The capitalist social formation imposes to all the relations among the people the domination of the economic and material dimension. Freedom in the democratic social forms in which capitalist social relations reign does ...

The purposes of this study is to show how the translation of texts from the spheres of Science and Technology to more common spheres of the Society happens. For that we analyze the Brazilians magazines Superinteressante, ...

Innovative activity is considered a social and collective process, in which its learning takes place through interactions. The more complex the learning, the greater the need for interaction and complementarity. Therefore, ...

In recent years, the Scientific and Technological Institutions (STIs) have been increasingly betting on innovation, becoming more aware of the importance of the protection of the technologies developed in their research ...

Traditional knowledge, scientific knowledge and the relationship between gender and science are studied in the area of Science, Technology and Society (STS). In this thesis, these themes were united and the traditional ...

Brazil changed after the Potuguese Royal Family arrives in 1808. One of it was the founda-tion of the Royal Press and the law that allowed to print books and newspapers in Brazilian soil. There are a lot of social, educational ...

This work has the goal to understand the universitary extension/third mission strengthening in the scientific field from the public notices ProxExt/MEC in Brazil and Horizonte 2020 in Portugal. The research locus are the ...

The objective of the present work is to analyze the editorial discourse of written media in Guatemala (Prensa Libre), Salvador (La Prensa Gráfica), Honduras (La Tribuna) and Nicaragua (La Prensa) and determine the importance ...

In order to improve and broaden the care practices applied by Primary Health Care teams, the GM Ordinance n. 154 was issued in January 24th, 2008, creating Family Health Support Centers (NASF, in Portuguese) in some cities. ...

The aging and the consequent Brazilian demographic change point us to a profound socio-economic transformation of the country. It is estimated that the elderly population will triple in the coming decades, from 20 million ...