The historic act of to judge: by Supreme Court (STF) ministers acting at the Instituto Brazilian Historical and Geographic Institute (IHGB) (1870-1949)

• Grant number: 19/23387-4
• Support Opportunities: Scholarships abroad - Research Internship - Doctorate
• Start date: January 01, 2020
• End date: March 09, 2020
• Field of knowledge: Humanities - History - Theory and Philosophy of History
• Principal Investigator: Hélio Rebello Cardoso Júnior
• Grantee: Aline Michelini Menoncello
• Supervisor: Armelle Jeanne Enders
• Host Institution: Faculdade de Ciências e Letras (FCL-ASSIS). Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Assis. Assis , SP, Brazil
• Institution abroad: Université Vincennes Saint-Denis (Paris 8), France
• Associated to the scholarship: 17/09287-1 - Judges-historians: the judgments at the service of History by Ministers of the STF acting in the IHGB (1870-1949), BP.DR

Abstract

The project for the Research Internship Abroad is linked to the project entitled "Judges-Historians: Judgments at the service of History by STF Ministers acting at the IHGB (1870-1949)" which is in its fifth stage of development. This stage was called the Historic act of to judge, in other words, the description of the ways of being a judge-historian and the uses of historical knowledge as judgments capable of appeasing or avoiding conflicts, in order to understand a historiographic culture that in its time agreed the place of historical knowledge as the Court of History. To reflect on such an operation, it was essential to this research to broaden the historiographical debate around the history-memory-justice triad, given the acceleration of time, which François Hartog names as presentist, and an overlap of Memory in In relation to history, the historian subject has been requested in Courts, Truth Commissions and companies. The historian's displacement from the academic to the legal and political spheres has fostered a wide debate between philosophers and historians about historical judgment and legal judgment. Deepening this debate will therefore enhance a more solid and mature historical analysis. This is expected to be achieved by completing an internship at the Institut d´Histoire du Temps Présent, under the supervision of Armelle Enders, by attending the seminar offered by this French historian, knowledgeable about the history of Brazil and the discussions in presented in this project, as well as, participation in other seminars that also contribute to the theoretical refinement of research, and still, by collecting and reading the bibliography about this debate available in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France. (AU)