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This project aims to present and describe the annual plan of resources implementation on research structure, funding by FAPESP, in the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences (São Paulo State University, campus Franca). (AU)
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Jean Marcel Carvalho França
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Franca. Faculdade de Ciências Humanas e Sociais (FCHS) (Institutional affiliation for the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
He is a Full Professor of Brazilian History at Paulista State University (UNESP), where he teaches the Theory and Philosophy of the History and History of Brazil from the colonial and imperial periods. He is also a correspondent partner of IHGB and coordinator of the Written Thematic Group on the New Worlds (https://www2.unesp.br/portal#!/escritos/) and the Atlantic Memory collection (http://www.culturaacademica.com). br / product category / atlantic memory collection /). Its publications are related to the history of Brazilian culture and literature of the colonial and imperial periods, and the history of the construction of Brazil in travel literature produced in Europe between the 16th and early 19th centuries. Since 2009, she has been developing research on the construction of Brazil in Portuguese-language writings written and published throughout the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries and, more recently, on the relationship between Brazilian culture and the so-called Western culture from the dawn of the century. XIX (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Research grants
- Annual Plan of funding and resources implementation on research structure, AP.RT.INST
- Writings on new worlds: a history of the construction of moral values in Portuguese, AP.TEM
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The group "Writings on New Worlds" has emerged as one of the results of a previous research group located at the Centre for Documentation and Support of Historical Research (CEDAPH), laboratory linked to the Department of History and the Post-Graduated Program in History of UNESP (Franca). Initially focused on the development of digital databases of serial documents of interest to the his…
- Writings about the new worlds: four digital collections of works produced between centuries XIII and XVIII, AP.R
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We propose this project to develop a database containing a significant number of writings about the new worlds produced in Europe and Brazil between the thirteenth and eighteenth centuries. The writings (sermons, poems, essays, travel accounts, laws, moral and philosophical reflections, addressed economic, legal and natural sciences, eulogies, etc..), whose digital copies of the first or …
Scholarships in Brazil
- Medicine in the treatment of the child (Rio de Janeiro, nineteenth century), BP.DR
Abstract
Since the first decades of the 19th century, a series of publications on the health and robustness of the children of wealthy families - medical theses, medical journals, civility manuals and drug advertisements - have come to light in the main Brazilian provinces, especially in Rio de Janeiro, the seat of the court. All these pages, roughly speaking, formulated recommendations for the go…
- The belief in miraculous facts in Brazil (17th and 18th centuries), BP.MS
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The belief in miraculous events was very common among the people of Brazil from the days of the colony. One of the central actors in this practice was the intercessors, men who acted as a kind of "bridge" between God and the faithful, questioning the first in the name of the second. The proof of the expressiveness of this belief is the number of times miraculous events were cited in the v…
- The art of writing history (Spain - 16th and 17th centuries), BP.PD
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Continuing my doctoral research in that the objective was to analyze how chroniclers of Indias sought to translate a New World to europeans, this project seeks to examine to what extent the chronicles written by these scholars helped to enrich the historical knowledge produced in the spanish soil between the 16th and 17th centuries. With an emphasis on prologues of his works, space in whi…
- Laud and distinction in Colonial Brazil (XVIIth and XVIIIth Centuries), BP.DR
Abstract
In Brazil of the seventeenth and eighteenth Centuries, clergymen and moralists produced a series of encomiastic writings - eulogies, panegyrics, sermons, prayers and sonnets - in praise of men and women who were considered great, such as kings, queens, princesses, bishops, archbishops, governors, viceroys and their respective ladies. Being proclaimed during ceremonies and public parties w…
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Scholarships abroad
- The historical examples in the Discursos Morales, Políticos y Históricos of the Antonio de Herrera (17th century), BE.EP.PD
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Between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, in Spanish literate circles a series of texts aimed at reflecting on the guide axes of historical making appears. One of these texts, the Discursos Morales, Políticos e Históricos composed by the official chronicler of Indias Antonio de Herrera y Tordesillas, in 1632, brings in his initial speech a definition of the history and benefits tha…
- The child in Luso-Brazilian medical writings (18th and 19th centuries), BE.EP.DR
Abstract
In 19th century Brazil, and most prominently in Rio de Janeiro, doctors and medical students produced a series of treaties, manuals, theses and journals, which were intended to disseminate academic knowledge about children's health and diseases. According to these writings, a medical science that was increasingly concerned with moralizing everyday practices by regulating children's bodies…
- Instructions to be a good chronicler in Spain (16th and 17th centuries), BE.EP.PD
Abstract
Between the 16th and 17th centuries, they were produced in Spain several treaties that sought not only to define the rules that should guide the writing of the history, but also a good chronicler's expected qualities. The authors of those treaties justify that the image of a kingdom and, consequently, of his king it was building from the history elaborated by scholars responsible for regi…
- The nobility devotions on the edifying writings of the colonial Brazil (seventeenth and eighteenth centuries), BE.EP.DR
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In Brazil of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, clergymen and moralists made series of sermons, compliments and devotion books, which its main purpose was to moralize the costumes and edify the souls of the noble colonists. According to these writings, the renovation of the conduct of men and women prominent from the tropics, was necessary due to the presumption that many nobles po…
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| 21 / 13 | Completed scholarships in Brazil |
| 1 / 1 | Ongoing scholarships abroad |
| 3 / 3 | Completed scholarships abroad |
| 32 / 21 | All research grants and scholarships |
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