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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Franca. Faculdade de Ciências Humanas e Sociais (FCHS) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
master's at History from Universidade de São Paulo (1996) and doctorate at History from Universidade de São Paulo (2002). Has experience in History, focusing on History of Brazil Colony, acting on the following subjects: cotidiano, relações sociais, cidade, economia and relações de trabalho. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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the Visiting Researcher project "Maps in an ethnographic context: indigenous peoples in the missionary cartography of the Province of Paraguay, Charcas and Gran Chaco Audience, 17th and 18th centuries" aims to continue the universal project financed by CNPq entitled "Maps in context: a proposal for decolonial digital platform for the historical cartography of South America". Through it, w…
The scientific knowledge is always a collaborative work between specialists and amateurs in certain circumstances and to solve problems. With the advance of colonization into Brazil, in the 18th century, backwoodsman, indigenous peoples and priests of the Society of Jesus established synchronous or asynchronous partnerships that resulted in the production of written and visual geographica…
Mapping, Text and Travel is project that will examine the interplay between mapping and the history and literary culture of travel from the fifteenth through the twentieth centuries, from manuscript to print to screen. Led by Jordana Dym (Professor of History, Skidmore College), will be examined the relationship between mapping, wayfinding, describing, and narrating the experience of trav…
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This is a research project on a cartographic genre representing the space of South America produced by Jesuits in the 18th century: the Paraquariae Provinciae model. This model had an impact on both Jesuit and non-Jesuit cartography, creating a standard of visual representation of South America. In our scientific initiation research, we found that its first formulation came from the hands…
This scientific initiation project aims to verify the hypothesis that the cartographic images of the "Book that gives the Reason for the State of Brazil", authored by Diogo Moreno, were part of a "Razão de Estado" from the 17th century that aimed to knowledge and, above all, the understanding of the forms of accessibility to a strip of land in the South Atlantic. The "Book that Gives Reas…
This research project aims to investigate the territorialization policy of the Portuguese monarchical State in the captaincy of São Paulo undertaken by the 4th Morgado de Mateus, D. Luis de Souza Botelho Mourão, between the years 1765 and 1775. The hypothesis of this project is the that reimbursing former colonial cities was one of the topics of this political agenda. It has already been …
This research project aims to verify to what extent the indigenous policy may have been responsible for shaping the indigenist policy of the captaincy of São Paulo during the period of government of Captain General D. Luis Antonio de Souza Botelho Mourão, the 4th Morgado de Mateus, correspondent to the years 1765 to 1775. Preliminary research has shown that in the captaincy of São Paulo, …
The Province of Paraguay in the eighteenth century was a cartography lab where Jesuits made mapping subsidized in various sources, from cartas ânuas and maps made by themselves, terrain observations made by these explorers orally narrated and information from indigenous peoples. As researchers have demonstrated in the last two decades, much of the cartographic artifacts generated in this…
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This project is part of the ongoing scientific initiation research on the refoundation of old Spanish-indigenous colonial cities as part of the territorialization project undertaken by the Portuguese monarchical state in the captaincy of São Paulo during the government of the 4th Morgado de Mateus, D. Luis de Souza Botelho Mourão, between 1765 and 1775. For the past 3 months, with support…
This project is part of an ongoing scientific research on the emergence of a Jesuit cartographic model in the Paraguayan Province in the 18th century, specifically in understanding the production context of the Paraquariae Provinciae by Juan Francisco Dávila (1662 - 1733), completed in 1722. Two months ago, I began collecting data and conducted a thorough search for more information about…
This project is part of the Master's research in progress on the map of 1559, by André Homem, seeking to understand its performance in the European expansionist context of the 16th century. After about ten months of reading and interpreting two types of sources proposed in the initial project - letters transcribed and published by Léon Bourdon (1972) and the world map of 1559 in compariso…
This is a research work on the participation of Spain in the mission Geodesy organized by the L'Académie Royal de Science de Paris in 1735 to measure the distance from an arc of meridian and determine the consequent shape of the Earth. The This scientific mission took place from Quito, the former vice royalty of the Peru. In the Iberian sphere the scientific knowledge, especially the geog…
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