Teresa Caldeira's guest appearances

Teresa Caldeira

AnthroPod

Guilhotina | Le Monde Diplomatique Brasil

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Laura Moran

Tobias Rees

Julián Fuks

Damien Sojoyner

Alma Gottlieb

Anna Tsing

Federica Guglielmo

Sverker Finnström

Charles Briggs

John Hartigan

Kamari M. Clarke

Daniel Aldana Cohen

Jonathan Rosa

Charlene Makley

Kristen Ghodsee

OwlTail

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Série especial de três episódios analisa as mudanças que ocorreram nas periferias de SãoPaulo nas últimas décadas

Série especial de três episódios analisa as mudanças que ocorreram nas periferias de São<br/>Paulo nas últimas décadas

Periferias de São Paulo #01 – Kátia Ramalho Gomes e Teresa Caldeira

Teresa Caldeira discusses her recent research on urban practices and forms of cultural production from the peripheries of São Paulo, Brazil that are reshaping public space, including rap music, graffiti, ostentation funk, and pixaçãoProducer: Liliana GilMusic: Excerpts from “Soldado Sem Bandeira” by Emicida (00:00, 08:20), “Fim de Semana no Parque” by Racionais MC’s (06:25), a birthday song recorded at the Jardim das Camélias’s Parish Church (14:05), and “Se Identifica” by A’s Trinca (17:20, 23:05). Thanks to the artists for granting permission to use these excerpts in the episode.

Teresa Caldeira discusses her recent research on urban practices and forms of cultural production from the peripheries of São Paulo, Brazil that are reshaping public space, including rap music, graffiti, ostentation funk, and pixação<br><br>Producer: Liliana Gil<br>Music: Excerpts from “Soldado Sem Bandeira” by Emicida (00:00, 08:20), “Fim de Semana no Parque” by Racionais MC’s (06:25), a birthday song recorded at the Jardim das Camélias’s Parish Church (14:05), and “Se Identifica” by A’s Trinca (17:20, 23:05). Thanks to the artists for granting permission to use these excerpts in the episode.

41. Teresa Caldeira on Urban Practices and Ethnographic Intimacy