Professor of Brazilian History and of the Postgraduate Program in History of the Department of History of the School of Philosophy, Letters and Human Sciences of the Federal University of São Paulo. Doctor (2000) and Master (1994) in Social History from the State University of Campinas. Postdoctoral fellow at the Faculty of Public Health at the University of São Paulo (2005-2006) and at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Porto (2015). Graduated (1987) and licensed (1988) in History from the University of São Paulo (1987). He has experience in the areas of History (with emphasis on the History of Brazil) and Archives, working mainly on the following topics: slavery, slave trade, maritime history, food history, historical heritage, organization of collections and public health. He has published, among others, No mar e em terra (2016), Alimentação, vida material e privacidade (2011), De costa a costa (2005) and O infame comércio (2000), as well as textbooks aimed at elementary school. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The project aims to study a fundamental aspect of maritime culture since the beginning of modern times, namely the question of the language of men engaged in the maritime world of labor. First of all, we look at the Dicionário de marinha, made by the retired Rear Admiral Carlos Diniz and drawn up in 1913. It is an unpublished manuscript, which we intend to transcribe integrally, preparing…
This research intends to make a case study, focusing on the working relations in the Real Fábrica de Ferro São João de Ipanema, considered the first Iron Factory in the country, located in the then Vila de Sorocaba, present municipality of Iperó, in São Paulo. The Fábrica was officially founded in 1810, but since the 16th century the possibility of extracting iron from the Morro de Araçoi…
This project examines aspects of everyday life of the poor black population in Sao Paulo between 1890 and 1940. I try to understand the immediate post-Abolition period and the first decades of the republican regime as a way to understand the black and poor socialization process in the city. I intend to build a "cartography" of the areas that these population occupied, to understand their …
This research analyzes the policies to the Indians of America, produced by Portuguese and Spanish Empires. The proposal is to study the measures of Spain and Portugal during the early two hundred years of the colonization of America. The simultaneous focus on the two Empires is due to the fact that many directions on indigenous people were originated in the Catholic Church as well were co…
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This research analyzes the politics relative to the indigenous people in America, produced by the Spanish and Portuguese empires. The proposal is to study the Spanish and Portuguese measures during the first 200 years of colonization in America. A simultaneous focus on the two empires was chosen since many orientations over the indigenous people came from the Catholic Church and were comm…
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