Vol. 9 No. 22 (2016)

Editorial

• Editorial

  • 8-9 (Português (Brasil))

Dossiê "Historiadores e historiadoras, esses desconhecidos: Quem e como se escreve a História"

• Introduction

  Fábio Franzini

  • 11-14 (Português (Brasil))

• Excavating ruins: memory, frontier and the writing of History in Alfredo Taunay's narratives

  Wilma Peres Costa

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• Ramiz Galvão, historian and librarian: Practices and places of historiographical production in Brazil from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century

  Ana Paula Sampaio Caldeira, Adriana Mattos Clen Macedo

  • 42-58 (Português (Brasil))

• Molding the body of Brazil: Jaime Cortesão, Rodrigo Octávio, the representation of Gusmão and the metagame in the Rio de la Plata region

  Renato Amado Peixoto

  • 59-78 (Português (Brasil))

• Argentinian “Spring of Renewal” in a Local Scale. Ceferino Garzón Maceda and the Historic Studies of Society and Economy in Córdoba, Argentina

  Fernando J. Remedi

  • 79-96 (Español (España))

• From neglected to preffered: Considerations on the intellectual trajectory of Alice Piffer Canabrava (1935-1951)

  Otávio Erbereli Júnior

  • 97-115 (Português (Brasil))

• The path of Maria Yedda Linhares: notes about self construction

  Carmem Silvia da Fonseca Kummer Liblik

  • 116-133 (Português (Brasil))

• Manner of being a historian: Cecília Westphalen in the Brazilian historiography field of the second half of the twentieth century

  Daiane Vaiz Machado

  • 134-151 (Português (Brasil))

• The Cliometric Imagination: A narrativist reading of "Coercion and Market" by E. Tandeter

  Nicolás Lavagnino

  • 152-169 (Español (España))

• Epistemic Virtues and the Historian's Practices: The case of historical sensibility

  João Rodolfo Munhoz Ohara

  • 170-183 (Português (Brasil))

Article

• Temporality, Historicity and Presence in an Analysis of the Prologue of the Picatrix (13th Century)

  Aline Dias da Silveira

  • 185-201 (Português (Brasil))

• The limits between History and Fiction

  Renata Castro Geraissati Castro de Almeida

  • 202-213 (Português (Brasil))

• Beyond the hagiographic writing: Catholic biographies and historical culture in Brazil in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth

  Tiago Pires

  • 214-224 (Português (Brasil))

• History and Musicology: two appropriation of the past

  Denise Scandarolli

  • 225-237 (Português (Brasil))

• Judgments service history

  Aline Michelini Menoncello

  • 238-257 (Português (Brasil))

• The historicity of the political The debate on representation and citizenship in the Brazilian Empire (1823-1840)

  Luisa Rauter Pereira, Hebert Faria Sena

  • 258-274 (Português (Brasil))

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  Salvador: City defenses and opposition to the Dutch occupation

  • 276-280 (Português (Brasil))
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  Writing, existing , resisting.

  • 281-288 (Português (Brasil))
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  The Time of Children's History

  • 289-294 (Português (Brasil))

Interview

• From the world as representation to the multiplicity of forms of representation of the past: A conversation with Roger Chartier

  • 296-319 (Português (Brasil))

Em pauta

• The places of historians and history in Brazilian society: Opening Conference of the XXVIII National Symposium on History, Florianópolis

  Rodrigo Patto Sá Motta

  • 321-335 (Português (Brasil))

Complete Edition

• Complete edition

  • 345p (Português (Brasil))