Journal of the Faculty of Law of the Federal University of Uberlândia

Vol. 51 No. 1 (2023): Journal of the Faculty of Law of the Federal University of Uberlândia

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The Journal of the Faculty of Law of the Federal University of Uberlândia, a biannual publication, available in electronic version (ISSN 2178-0498), is intended to disseminate the academic-scientific production of texts whose themes are linked to the concentration area of the Post-Graduation in Public Law from the UFU, that is, Fundamental Rights and Guarantees, subdivided into lines 1 (Legal Protection and Public Policies) and 2 (Society, Sustainability and Fundamental Rights).

Published: 2023-08-07

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Presentation

Editor's Note

Tatiana Cardoso Squeff

1-2
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Foreign Authors

The concept of constitutional patriotism in Jürgen Habermas a critical analysis

Federico Rojas de Galarreta

3-16
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Human rights theory as solidarity

José Manuel Barreto

17-25
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Invited Authors

Coloniality, decoloniality what is decolonial in latin american constitutionalism?

Raquel Fabiana Lopes Sparemberger

26-49
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Articles

Coloniality of power theory and pluriversal epistemology/gnosiology

Paulo Robério Ferreira Silva

50-75
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The agroecological decolonial perspective in face of the hegemonic agrifood system

Carlos Nunes Pereira

76-95
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Brazilian National Parks decolonization of scenic beauty in protected areas

Clara de Oliveira Adão

96-115
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Environmental Issue and Critical Theory Human Rights for a reading in Enrique Dussel

César Augusto Costa

116-135
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Buen Vivir Harmony with nature as the core foundation of plurinationality

Arthur Costa, Henrique Weil Afonso, José Luiz Quadros de Magalhães

136-166
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The Brazilian expression of the coloniality of nature

Juliana Diniz

167-195
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Cultural Heritage a proposal to break with the coloniality of Declaratory Ordinary Laws

Rafael Filter Santos da Silva

196-222
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The Constitutional Right to the socio-environmental difference of the Amazonian populations, peoples and traditional communities historical foundations

Thales Ravena Cañete, Voyner Ravena Canete, Denise Machado Cardoso

223-256
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Indigenous mental health a necessary crack in the hegemonic conceptions

Mauro Macedo Campos, Rafaela Werneck Arenari Martins, Aida Brandão Leal

257-278
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‘Villaging the policy’ and ‘reforesting minds’ the symbolic and material importance of the election of indigenous women in Brazil

Caio Floriano dos Santos, Marcela de Avellar Mascarello, Helen Rejane Silva Maciel Diogo, Luiza Costa de Medeiros Werner

279-302
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Handicrafts and resistance a decolonial reading of art for women in the countryside

Katia Alexsandra dos Santos, Maria Eduarda Roberti

303-326
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The subordination of women in the Modern Age The decolonial feminism as a necessary and libertarian theoretical seam

Nicole Trevisan, Tatiana Cardoso Squeff

327-349
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Feminine trajectories from a decolonial perspective

Susane Petinelli Souza, Gabrielly Faria Santos Concecio

350-372
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Informal street food workers in Duque de Caxias, Baixada Fluminense reflections from the perspectives of (de)coloniality and intersectionality

Camila Athayde de Oliveira Dias , Cristiane Batista Andrade, Fernanda Mendes Lages Ribeiro

373-391
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The education of women in Brazil and the professionalization of teachers from a decolonial perspective

Elisângela Santos de Amorim

392-438
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Interculturality in the perspective of decolonization through education

João Guilherme de Melo Peixoto, Karla Ramos Ribas de Mello

439-451
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Legal storytelling and narrative analysis a socio-legal methodological alternative for the study of vulnerable groups in Law

Delmo Mattos da Silva, Maria da Conceição Alves Neta, Italo Viegas da Silva

452-471
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Education and decoloniality from Brazil approximations between Dussel and Freire

Aline Accorssi, Cristiane Troina Ferreira, Álvaro Veiga Júnior, Marília Claudia Favreto Sinãni

472-492
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The white referential bubble in specialized legal literature

Everson Soto Silva Brugnara, Italo De Jesus Ribeiro, Gabriela Santana da Silva Silva

493-513
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Black consciousness and decoloniality

Lígia Maria Silva Sousa, Marcia Cristina Sá Netto Costa, Israel de Jesus Ferreira dos Santos, Raimunda Nonata da Silva Machado

514-536
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Black identity, decolonization and love

Rhuann Fernandes

537-580
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Through signs, performances and corporalities the raciality in tones of passers-by in the pão de mel supermarket

João Paulo da Silva

581-602
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The difficulties of the brazilian black body being a “victim” an analysis of the engineering of racial terror through the theoretical lens of de(s)colonial and critical victimology

Francisco Quintanilha Veras Neto, Antônio Leonardo Amorim, Hélen Rejane Silva Maciel Diogo

603-627
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Everything here is an exile reflections on racism and migration in southern Brazil from a decolonial perspective

Paula Campos Andrade, Gustavo da Silva Machado

628-648
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Anti-racist and decolonial arts images of afrodiasporic women at the Parintins Folk Festival, Amazonas Summary:

Adan Silva

649-672
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Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drug Policy the actualization of the colonial war and contributions of the analytics of coloniality to the antimanicomial struggle.

Thiago dos Santos Alves, Cristian Da Cruz Chiabotto, Faylon Lima

673-702
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Incarceration, decoloniality and motherhood fundamental rights of mothers in prison and eugenic birth control

Grasielle Borges Vieira de Carvalho, Hemilly Gabriellen Santana Santos, Fernanda Caroline Alves de Mattos

703-724
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Decoloniality and restorative justice dialogues and possibilities

Lígia Machado Terra, Yollanda Farnezes Soares Bolonezi, Thalita Araújo Silva, Juliana Souza Ramos, Michelle Fonseca de Oliveira

725-749
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Social movement of prostitutes in Brazil and the fight against Whorephobia for a battle and decolonial pedagogy

Fernanda Priscila Alves da Silva

750-770
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The body as an object of the pharmacopornographic era, under a perspective offered by modern muiraquitãs, “feminismizing”, “neomasculinidativizing” and “decolonializing”, based on Canetti’s double mass concept

Sandra Vania Jurado Vidal Torreão

771-802
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Decolonial care in nursing education experiences and knowledge from extensionist actions and memories of Traditional Birth Attendants

Mary Lúcia Souto Galvão, Ticiana Osvald Ramos, Tainá Santana de Deus Oliveira

803-839
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Decolonizing occupational justice concept an epistemological construction

Cristiane Miryam Drumond Brito, José Luiz Quadros Magalhães, Rafael Coelho Magalhães

840-865
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Interfaces between the sacred and the secular in the interpretation of the religious phenomenon science of religion, decoloniality and interculturality

Flávia Amaro

866-886
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Jurisprudence Analysis

For an inter-american feminism “Brítez Arce” case, obstetric violence and intersectionality

Jacqueline Lopes Pereira, Christian Douglas da Silva Costa

887-899
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Interviews, Lectures, Reports and Amicus Curiae

Case of Dos Santos Nascimento and Others v. Brazil Black women and racism in the workplace

Lúcio Almeida, Maria Gabriela Puente, Rowana Camargo, Eduarda Garcia

900-955
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Abstracts: Critical International law

II International Seminar on Critical International Law

956-1049
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