Vol. 8 No. 17 (2015)

Editorial

• Editorial

  • 8-9 (Português (Brasil))

Article

• Anamorphosis of One Day: Historical Time and the 11th December, 1972

  Daniel Faria

  • 11-29 (Português (Brasil))

• Traditions of Global History in Latin America and the Caribbean

  Rafael Marquese, João Paulo Pimenta

  • 30-49 (Português (Brasil))

• A Place for Hispanic America in North American Historiography: the Founding of the Hispanic American Historical Review and the Politics of History

  Arthur Lima de Avila

  • 50-68 (Português (Brasil))

• Patria Suave: an Analysis of Works on Mexican History for a General Audience Published During the Bicentennial Celebrations

  Luis Guilherme Assis Kalil, Caio Pedrosa da Silva

  • 69-85 (Português (Brasil))

• The Historical Work of Jose Manuel Estrada (1842-1894) in Argentina in the Decades of the 1860s and 1870s

  Paula Bruno

  • 86-104 (Español (España))

• Azorín and the “historia menuda” of Spain: a Reading of Los pueblos (1905)

  Francisco Fuster García

  • 105-115 (Español (España))

• Literary Sources of Brazilian Culture for the History of Psychological Knowledge

  Marina Massimi

  • 116-134 (Português (Brasil))

• Problematization of the Relationship between History and Literature in the Current Portuguese Historiography: Some Examples

  Nuno Bessa Moreira

  • 135-152 (Português (Brasil))

• Literature as Work of Memory: Disputes over Conflictive Pasts in Two Works of Fiction

  Sebastián Vargas Álvarez

  • 153-170 (Español (España))

• The Poem Confederação dos Tamoios as Writing of National History and Slavery

  Danilo José Zioni Ferretti

  • 171-191 (Português (Brasil))

• A Radical Cut in the Fabric of History: the Free Use of the Past in the Biographical Narrative of Paulo Leminski

  Everton de Oliveira Moraes

  • 192-208 (Português (Brasil))

• A Historiographical Approach to the Qur’an and Shari’a in Late 19th Century India: the Case of Chiragh ‘Ali

  Carimo Mohomed

  • 209-225

• The Importance of the Critical Method for the Renewal of Catholic Studies in Portugal: the Case of Luís António Verney

  Breno Ferraz Leal Ferreira

  • 226-243 (Português (Brasil))

• Alien Wisdom and the Limits of Hellenization: Arnaldo Momigliano’s Hellenistic World

  Thiago do Amaral Biazotto, Pedro Paulo Abreu Funari

  • 244-261 (Português (Brasil))

• A Critical Review of the Historiographical Sources For the History of the Parthian Empire (247 B.C. – 228 A.D.): the Case of Apollodorus of Artemita and Arrian of Nicomedia

  Henrique Modanez de Sant'Ana

  • 262-273 (Português (Brasil))

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  The Historiographical Challenge: the Study of Capistrano de Abreu’s Historiographical Operation

  • 275-279 (Português (Brasil))
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  On the Future of Philosophy of History

  • 280-283 (Português (Brasil))

Interview

• Debates About Intellectual History: a Dialogue with Elías Palti

  • 285-295 (Español (España))

Historiographical Document

• “The Comparative Method in History”, by Henri Pirenne

  Andréia Cristina Lopes Frazão da Silva, Andrea Reis Ferreira Torres

  • 297-307 (Português (Brasil))

• The Comparative Method in History, Opening Speech at the 5th International Congress of Historical Sciences

  Henri Pirenne

  • 308-316 (Português (Brasil))

Special Section

• Introduction - Theory and History of Historiography: from the Linguistic Turn to the Ethical-Political Turn

  Marcelo de Mello Rangel, Valdei Lopes de Araujo

  • 318-332 (Português (Brasil))

• Introduction - Theory and History of Historiography: from the Linguistic Turn to the Ethical-Political Turn

  Marcelo de Mello Rangel, Valdei Lopes de Araujo

  • 333-346

• How to Rewrite the History of Historiography? Prolegomena for a History of the Truth in History

  Guillermo Zermeño Padilla

  • 347-361 (Español (España))

• How to Rewrite the History of Historiography? Prolegomena for a History of the Truth in History

  Guillermo Zermeño Padilla

  • 362-376

• The History of Historiography and the Challenge of the Linguistic Turn

  Rogerio Forastieri da Silva

  • 377-395 (Português (Brasil))

• The history of historiography and the challenge of the linguistic turn

  Rogerio Forastieri da Silva

  • 396-413

• History, Memory and Fiction: What Boundaries?

  Sérgio Campos Matos

  • 414-426 (Português (Brasil))

• History, Memory and Fiction: What Boundaries?

  Sérgio Campos Matos

  • 427-439

• Brazilian Hamlet: Essay on Linguistic Turn and Historiographic Indeterminacy (1970-1980)

  Temístocles Cezar

  • 440-461 (Português (Brasil))

• Brazilian Hamlet: Essay on Linguistic Turn and Historiographical Indeterminacy (1970-1980)

  Temístocles Cezar

  • 462-482

Editorial Guidelines

• Editorial guidelines

  • 486-490 (Português (Brasil))

Guidelines for authors

• Guidelines for authors

  • 491-492 (Português (Brasil))

Complete Edition

• Complete edition

  • 492 p (Português (Brasil))