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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Assis. Faculdade de Ciências e Letras (FCL-ASSIS) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduate at História from University of São Paulo (1981), master (1989) and Ph.D (1996) at History from the same University. Full Professor at Paulista State University (UNESP), focusing in History of Brazil Republic . She has published books and articles about press (history and methodology), history of intellectuals, nation and nation building. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This book clarifies, by means of diversified sources and paths, some cultural and political practices in the Atlantic area between the late XIX century and the first decades of the XX century. The movement of men and ideas and the printed productions (books and periodicals) are linked to political events, personal interests, economic projects, in a context marked by accelerated technical …
The book analyzes the magazine IIustração, which circulated between 1884 and 1892, with 184 numbers published. This publication must be referred to a very specific type of periodical printing, the so-called illustrations, which have proliferated since the mid-nineteenth century. The magazine was printed in Paris and every fortnight it reached the ports of Lisbon and Rio de Janeiro. Beyond…
The project "The transatlantic circulation of printed matter - the globalization of culture in the 19th Century" intends to learn more about the printed matter and the ideas in circulation between England, France, Portugal and Brazil, in "the long 19th Century" (1789-1914). Its main objectives are to identify to and analyze the cultural practices involved in the processes of circulation o…
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This project aims to investigate the periodical Boletim de Ariel, published in Rio de Janeiro between 1931 and 1939, which focused on debates concerning both the Brazilian and international publishing scenes. Additionally, it served as a platform for promoting the works of Editora Ariel, a publishing venture led by writers Gastão Cruls and Agripino Grieco, active during the same period. U…
This project aims to analyze the paths of women within journalism reporting in their new practicesthroughout the 1910s. We want to understand how access to this space contributed to theconformation of new professional practices linked to an immersive work in the streets and with aconstant presence in the newsrooms. The problem was outlined in the doctoral thesis when wefound that througho…
The research project aims to map, inventory and analyze the production and circulation of books dedicated to indigenous issues in Brazil, between 1930-1967, with the aim of discussing how the publishing market interacted with teaching and research institutions, intellectual networks and policies of civil society and State bodies to promote the topic in the public debate around development…
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The research focuses on the study of soldiers who left the city of Assis, SP, in 1944 to join the Brazilian Expeditionary Force (FEB) and returned in 1945. The primary source is the Jornal de Assis, which was the only newspaper in circulation in the city, published weekly. The aim is to track how, throughout the years of 1944 and 1945, the publication reported on events related to the war…
The Brazilian modernist movement was collectively delineated from different groups and ideas. The magazines, characterized by agility and for being spaces of socialization, were privileged spokespersons for the movement. Throughout the 1920s, a list of titles was launched that put into circulation different perceptions of what modernism should mean. In 1931, in the city of São Paulo, Revi…
This project intends to analyze the representation of the Black population as it can be observed in Careta magazine (RJ, 1908-1960) by means of comic strips, illustrations, photographs and textual content published to the periodical from 1910 to 1911. It is worth pointing out that in November, 1910, the movement known as Revolt of the Lash took place, and its leadership and following deve…
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This project intends to consider the relations of the Left Book Club (LBC), the first book club of the modern era in Great Britain, with the themes of imperialism and colonialism, in view of its transnational performance between 1935 and 1948, the period of its operation. The club has founded more than 1500 sections spread across several British cities and 15 others around the globe. We u…
The PEN Club of Brazil, founded in September 1936 by the doctor and writer Claudio Justiniano de Souza, based in Rio de Janeiro, has been established, in the national scene of the 1930s to the 1950s, as the only association of Brazilian writers to be articulated internationally. Linked to PEN International, which was founded in London in 1921, the Brazilian center stood out, especially in…
Since the decade of 1972-1980, the emerging of the press as source and subject of research provided new possibilities for the historians, considering that the newspapers and magazines, regarded as specific network aggregators, have been utilized as source of identification and analysis of the stream of ideas, values and political projects on a transnational scale. Inserted in those same h…
(Only some records are available in English at this moment)