Links

Here you will find links to other sites and blogs I maintain, and also to other sites and services I find interesting or useful. They're grouped by topic.

Me

• Academic and professional profiles and databases
  • ORCID
  • Academia.edu
  • Publons
  • Pivot 
• Peripatético is my blog. It works as a repository of most non-academic things I've written. Mostly in Portuguese.
• Tinyletter. This is a newsletter I keep. It's mostly in Portuguese and recently it hasn't been updated much.
• CriticalTheory is a LISTSERV I run with critical theory news and events. It is hosted at Goethe-Universität Frankfurt. You can join it by clicking here and sending a blank email.

Databases, Catalogues, and Collections

• Early English Books
• Gallica/BNF
• ArqPOA: Architectural guide of Porto Alegre, Brazil

Arts & Culture

• UbuWeb: a repository of avant-garde art.
• Moving Image Archive: archive.org's movie database.
• Any Decent Music?: my favorite music review.
• Gallery 400 (Chicago)
• The Newberry Library (Chicago)

Magazines, Reviews, Journals, and Blogs

• The Syllabus: curated content on arts and humanities
• The New Inquiry
• London Review of Books
• Los Angeles Review of Books
• The Times Literary Supplement
• The New Yorker
• Revista Porto Alegre (Portuguese)
• Serrote (Portuguese)
• Quatro cinco um (Portuguese)
• Piauí (Portuguese)
• Gatopardo (Spanish)
• Libération (French)
• Marx & Philosophy Review of Books
• Radical Philosophy
• An und für sich

Other resources on Humanities/Critical Theory/Philosophy

(Focus on Chicago)

• Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory
• Inter Chicago Center for Experimental Critical Theory
• V21 Collective
• Chicago-Area Consortium in German Philosophy
• Critical Theory Chicago
• Illinois Humanities
• Chicago Humanities Festival
• Chicago Philosophy Meetup

Podcasts

• Les chémins de la philosophie (French)
• LARB Radio Hour
• The Syllabus Podcasts
• Always Already

Research

I use Zotero to organize my research material. Zotero is open-source research software that started as a reference manager but can be used in all steps of research: literature review, collection and organization of sources, and writing. There are several plugins that can be used with Zotero that help organize everything. Here are the ones I use:

• Zotfile: helps you organize your files, rename them automatically, sync them with your mobile device, etc.
• Zotero QuickLook: adds QuickLook functionality to Zotero.
• Zotero DOI Manager: automatically retrieves DOI codes for articles.
• Zotero Memento: saves archived versions of websites to avoid using broken links in references.