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Over the last 35 years of living in South America, I’ve seen how people all over the continent — but especially people of indigenous and African descent — can turn the way we think upside down and challenge us to a life that’s about flourishing and joy… and not so much about stuff. Learning form Brazil uses the insights from one of the most extraordinary places on Earth as a way to make life better for everyone.
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What can we learn form Brazil? Why should we listen to insights from a country where politics is an messed up as it is in the United States and Europe? Indigenous and afro-Brazilian thinkers can offer new insights about
Art, ritual, and play are the most common motivations to come together in Brazil, and the drive to make beauty gives both meaning and purpose to estar juntos — being together. Think, for instance, of the immense investme
Aristotle began his Politics by defining humanity as a zoon politikon (ζῷον πολιτικόν), a phrase often translated as “political animal”, but which really means something closer to “community animal” or “animal that likes
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