Welcome to BraS-Blog, volume 1 number 2
I remember clearly as a child watching Tintin at night before going to bed. It was my favorite time of the day. Tintin was the kind of character I could rely on not only for a good story but also to help me shape (part of) the worldview and aspirations I have today. As much as I could have been brou...
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Brazilian Research and Studies Blog
2020-09-01
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| Series: | BRaS Blog |
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| Online Access: | https://bras-center.com/welcome-to-bras-blog-volume-1-number-2/ |
| Summary: | I remember clearly as a child watching Tintin at night before going to bed. It was my favorite time of the day. Tintin was the kind of character I could rely on not only for a good story but also to help me shape (part of) the worldview and aspirations I have today. As much as I could have been brought up to hate communism, I think I leaned into the other values promoted by the character. Fast forward to 2009, my first exam at university, we were given a Tintin cartoon to criticize for an Anthropology course. |
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| ISSN: | 2701-4924 2701-4924 |