Vol. 26 No. 51 (2026): The method of historical and dialectical materialism and its centrality in the ethical-political project of the Brazilian Social Service

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22422/temporalis.2026v26n51

Published: 2026-04-15

Full Issue

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Expediente

• Expedient

  Márcio dos Santos Siqueira (Author)

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Editorial

• The method of historical and dialectical materialism and its centrality in the ethical-political project of the Brazilian Social Service

  Ana Lole, Camila Potyara Pereira, Loiva Mara de Oliveira Machado, Maria Aparecida Milanez Cavalcante (Author)

  9 - 20

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Seção Temática

• Gramsci, Philosophy of Praxis, and the (Creative) Reconstruction of Historical Materialism

  Mirele Hashimoto Siqueira, Ivete Simionatto (Author)

  21 - 35

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• Work, ontology, and method: foundations of the ethical-political project of Social Work

  Tainá Rocha dos Santos (Author)

  36 - 51

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• The Problematic of Marxisms and Their Incorporation into Brazilian Social Work

  Silmai Lazaro Neves Dutra (Author)

  52 - 68

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• Social Work, Pluralism, and the Historical-Dialectical Materialist Method: A Possible Dialogue?

  Ana Carolina Silva de Azevedo, Davi Cartaxo Rodrigues, Mariane Raquel Oliveira da Fonseca (Author)

  69 - 85

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• Marxist theoretical-methodological foundations and criticism of postmodern thought

  Lorena Ferreira Portes (Author)

  86 - 101

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• Dialectical method and systematization: mediations in training and professional work

  Kelen Aparecida da Silva Bernardo, Luciane Francielli Zorzetti Maroneze (Author)

  102 - 117

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• A formação pós-graduada em Serviço Social e o método em Marx: análise das tendências temáticas de disciplinas

  Leonardo Costa Miranda, Dafne Dias Lages Monteiro (Author)

  118 - 137

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• Professional training and critical method: the experience of UFPA-Breves in Marajó

  Francielma Lopes Nogueira, Christiane Pimentel e Silva (Author)

  138 - 151

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• Historical-dialectical materialism and the defetishization of reality

  Lorraine Marie Farias de Araujo (Author)

  152 - 167

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• Ariadne's thread: Marxian method in the construction of the Code of Ethics

  Douglas Michel Capiotti, Gabriel Martins (Author)

  168 - 185

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• The genesis of Marxian thought (1843–1846): class, materialism, and Revolution

  Renato de Brito Gomes (Author)

  186 - 202

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• Marx, the State, and the Tendency of the Rate of Profit to Fall

  Albani de Barros (Author)

  203 - 216

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• Is There Method in Marx? Brief Considerations on the Misconceptions Surrounding His Scientific Character

  Elizângela Samara da Silva, Ingridy Lammonikelly da Silva Lima, Francisco Alyson de Lima Silva (Author)

  217 - 230

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• Marxism and sexual diversity: a necessary relationship for Social Work

  Leovictor Alves Porto Mendonça (Author)

  231 - 244

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Artigos de Temas Livres

• The construction of the “law of combined development” in the work of Leon Trotsky

  Adilson Aquino Silveira Júnior (Author)

  245 - 260

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• Social Work on Stage: Work and professional training in Brazilian sociability

  Wagner Souza da Encarnação, Danielle Viana Lugo Pereira, Andrea Alice Rodrigues Silva (Author)

  261 - 275

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• Social work education in the face of the challenges of Brazilian higher education

  Maurem de Castilhos (Author)

  276 - 291

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• Inequality and housing: a consubstantial analysis of social relations of sex/gender, class, and race

  Wilsomar Pessoa Nunes, Carlos Rerisson Rocha da Costa (Author)

  292 - 308

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