Vol. 9 No. 20 (2016)

Editorial

• Editorial

  • 7-8 (Português (Brasil))

Dossiê "A história e seus públicos. A circulação do conhecimento histórico: espaços, leitores e linguagens"

• introduction

  Massimo Mastrogregori, Alejandro Eujanian

  • 10-13 (Español (España))

• Books, letters, lectures: Revision history in Angentina and Paraguay through epistolary Exchanges between David Peña and Juan E. O’Leary

  Liliana María Brezzo, María Gabriela Micheletti

  • 14-30 (Español (España))

• Production, circulation and dissemination of historical knowledge in the Mitre Museum of the city of Buenos Aires (1906-1946)

  Maria Elida Blasco

  • 31-47 (Español (España))

• Academic historiography and school history teaching. History textbooks between two centennials

  Mariana Lewkowicz, Martha Rodriguez

  • 48-68 (Español (España))

• A historical role for TV fiction: the miniseries Anos rebeldes and the Brazilian historical culture of the 1980s

  Roberto Abdala Junior

  • 69-86 (Português (Brasil))

• Collection and identity in Ángel Rama's critique in the 1970s

  Pedro Demenech

  • 87-101 (Português (Brasil))

• Changes in Argentina’s academic History (2001-2015)

  Ernesto Bohoslavsky

  • 102-120 (Español (España))

• The construction of Chubut’s past in the provincial historical discourse: representations of the Spanish exploratory and colonizing experience in Chubut, Argentina, in school textbooks (1978-2006)

  Jose Guillermo Williams

  • 121-137 (Español (España))

Article

• Freemasonry, history and memory: the question of origins

  Dévrig Mollès

  • 139-156 (Español (España))

• Anthropophagy, memory cultural and uses of past in How tasty was my little frenchman (1971) by Nelson Pereira dos Santos

  Francisco Santiago Júnior

  • 157-175 (Português (Brasil))

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  The legal culture as (arti)fact: an historiographical remark

  • 177-184 (Português (Brasil))
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  Between historiographical traditions: a study of Georges Duby

  • 185-189 (Português (Brasil))

Interview

• Public History: Some considerations about this tragical topic in historiography. A dialogue with the historian Manuel Lucena Giraldo.

  • 191-201 (Español (España))

Complete Edition

• Complet edition

  • 210p (Português (Brasil))