Ana Flávia Cernic Ramos

Graduated in History from Unicamp, Master's and Doctorate in Social History of Culture also from the same institution. She developed a postdoctoral internship (Visiting Scholar) at the Department of Romance Languages #8203;#8203;and Literatures, Harvard University, in 2020, as well as at the Institute of Language Studies (IEL), at the State University of Campinas, in 2010. She is Associate Professor II of Theory and Methodology of History at the Institute of History at the Federal University of Uberlândia, where she has been working since 2011. Since December 2020, she has been coordinator of the Graduate Program in History at UFU. Has experience in the area of #8203;#8203;History, with emphasis on History of the Empire of Brazil, working mainly on topics such as literature, press, slavery, abolition and politics. Among his main works are studies of the work of Machado de Assis from a perspective of Social History, highlighting the book "The masks of Lélio: politics and Humor in the chronicles of Machado de Assis" (1883-1886), by Editora from Unicamp. He is currently dedicated to the study of slavery and abolition from the perspective of literature and the nineteenth-century press with the project "Barricades in footnotes of newspapers: citizenship and politics in the serial novels of the Rio de Janeiro press (1875-1895)". (Source: Lattes Curriculum)