A Casa como Materialidade Política: Devires de Ascensão Social na Política Habitacional Brasileira
Abstract
The article explores the ways in which the opening of new imaginative horizons is linked to the appropriation and consumption of the house among beneficiaries of public housing in Brazil.
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