Republican Pages
Keywords:
Republic, History, BrazilSynopsis
Organizing a book is always a possibility to gather articles around a common theme. Brazilian historiography is rich in examples of efforts of this nature, where large editorial projects are organized not only to provide an overview of the research carried out by various researchers on diverse themes, not only of a revisionist nature, but also an opportunity to add multiple syntheses aiming to broaden the readership in an effort to popularize History, in the good sense of the term, notably among high school teachers and students.
From our podium, whenever we reach the eighth period of the History course, we teach the subject of History of Brazil III (Republic) and try to find out what subjects and themes students are developing as Course Completion Works (TCC's). In the vast majority of cases, the objects of study have a foot in the republican period, temporally and spatially, and focusing on themes related to local history.
Chapters
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Brazil and Ceará in republican pages
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“The land of Ceará was a contrasting note”:the social crises as a portrait of the governments’ disregard for Ceará
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From religious space to biological space:Blessed Maria de Araújo and “O Milagre de Juazeiro”
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Between Literature and History:the First Brazilian Republic under the eyes of Lima Barreto, in the work "Os Bruzundangas"
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The woman, marriage and perversion:Brazilian society in the work O Cortiço, by Aluísio Azevedo
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The advent of the republican system and the first wave feminist movements in Brazil (1889-1930)
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Struggles and achievements of women in the Brazilian republican period
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The silver anniversary of the Círculo de Operários e Trabalhadores Católicos de São José in Fortaleza
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Religious diversity in the district of Amanaiara – Reriutaba-CE
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Appropriation and reception of feminist ideas as a possible form of resistance to the civil-military dictatorship in Brazil (1975-1980)
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Women's movements during the Brazilian civil-military dictatorship (1970-1985)
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The literary discourse and the representations of the guerrilla movement in the Brazilian civil-military dictatorship in the work O Que É Isso Companheiro?, by Fernando Gabeira
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I'm Happy (I Killed the President):Crisis in the Collor Government (1990-1992) and the reflexes of an indignant society
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Brazilian blues:the history of blues sung by Brazil
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The institutionalization of memory:a comparative analysis between the construction of Truth Commissions in Brazil and post-military dictatorship Chile
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The impacts of the pandemic - Coronavirus (Covid – 19) on education in the years (2020/2021)
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Teaching-learning process of History of Ceará in the Republican Period (1887 to 2022) in Basic Education
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The struggle of the outskirts of Sobral for visibility, recognition and the rupture of authoritarianism (2017-2022)
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