Vol. 24 No. 1 (2020): Janeiro/Abril

Articles

Codex and Volumina in Early Christian Art

Cláudio Monteiro Duarte

1-11
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Between the throne and the cup: the inebriation of Macedonian kings as a literary topos in Hellenistic historiography and sources on Alexander the Great

Henrique Modanez de Sant Anna

12-20
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The Intellectual Factory. The study of Philosophy in the Jesuit Colleges of Brazil, 1572-1759

Bruno Martins Boto Leite

21-33
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The work “Flores de España. Excelencias de Portugal”: a reinterpretation

Matthias Gloël

34-44
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The Instituto Histórico e Geográfico Brasileiro as a planner of history (1850-1889)

Isadora Tavares Maleval

45-53
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A republican past to call your own: national history rewritten by the 1870 generation of São Paulo’s Law School (1870-1880)

Juliano Francesco Antoniolli

54-66
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Parochialization as a geopolitical phenomenon and biopolitical strategy in the process of the formation of the Republic in Brazil

Rogério Luiz De Souza

67-82
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“Our life is as sober as that of a Spartan”: Everyday life of Chilean soldiers in the Atacama Desert in the War of the Pacific (November 1879 – April 1880)

Patricio Orlando Ibarra

83-95
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Support for the Estado Novo coup in the pages of O Jornal Batista: against communism, for the fatherland and for God

Leandro Seawright

96-108
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Workers in the chocolate and caramel factories in 3x4: History of work and photography according to the Regional Labor Office in Rio Grande do Sul, 1933-1943

Aristeu Elisandro Machado Lopes

109-124
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Anabaptists beyond historiographic reductionism

João Oliveira Ramos Neto

125-134
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“If the punishment is not moderate, there is excess that law punishes”: the use of crime cases in the classroom

Roberto Radünz

135-148
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Interviews

Body, event and difference: Deleuze and Guattari and historiography. An interview with Durval Muniz de Albuquerque Júnior

Gabriel José Pochapski, Fábio Leonardo Castelo Branco Brito

149-156
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Book reviews

The telluric kaleidoscope of Guilherme Mansur: typographer-editor-poet and graphic artist

Hugo Quinta

157-160
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Vol. 24 No. 1 (2020): Janeiro/Abril

Articles

Codex and Volumina in Early Christian Art

Between the throne and the cup: the inebriation of Macedonian kings as a literary topos in Hellenistic historiography and sources on Alexander the Great

The Intellectual Factory. The study of Philosophy in the Jesuit Colleges of Brazil, 1572-1759

The work “Flores de España. Excelencias de Portugal”: a reinterpretation

The Instituto Histórico e Geográfico Brasileiro as a planner of history (1850-1889)

A republican past to call your own: national history rewritten by the 1870 generation of São Paulo’s Law School (1870-1880)

Parochialization as a geopolitical phenomenon and biopolitical strategy in the process of the formation of the Republic in Brazil

“Our life is as sober as that of a Spartan”: Everyday life of Chilean soldiers in the Atacama Desert in the War of the Pacific (November 1879 – April 1880)

Support for the Estado Novo coup in the pages of O Jornal Batista: against communism, for the fatherland and for God

Workers in the chocolate and caramel factories in 3x4: History of work and photography according to the Regional Labor Office in Rio Grande do Sul, 1933-1943

Anabaptists beyond historiographic reductionism

“If the punishment is not moderate, there is excess that law punishes”: the use of crime cases in the classroom

Interviews

Body, event and difference: Deleuze and Guattari and historiography. An interview with Durval Muniz de Albuquerque Júnior

Book reviews

The telluric kaleidoscope of Guilherme Mansur: typographer-editor-poet and graphic artist

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ISSN: 2236-1782