The Research Group on Politics, Production of Subjectivity and Practices of Resistance and the Postgraduate Program in Psychology (PPgPSI), at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN), invite you to the class “Memory and Narration: The Present with the Past – Conversations with Walter Benjamin and Paul Ricoeur”. The class will be broadcast tomorrow, August 27th, at 10am, via the Zoom platform, with the participation of Professor Jeanne Marie Gagnebin (UNICAMP/ PUC-SP).
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