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Vol. 32 (2024)

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Published: 2024-12-19

Editorial

Foreword

Maria Aparecida de Menezes Borrego, David Ribeiro

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ECM/Dossiê - Ipiranga: de arrabalde a lugar de memória

Introduction to the dossier “Ipiranga: from outskirts to place of memory”

Paulo César Garcez Marins, Marly Rodrigues

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Avenida d. Pedro I: National memory and tensions in the construction of the modern São Paulo

Marly Rodrigues

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Ipiranga: ownership and construction of an urban landscape

Andréa de Oliveira Tourinho, Walter Pires

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From triumph to fiasco: The Monument to the Independence of Brazil in the Centenary celebrations in São Paulo

Michelli Cristine Scapol Monteiro

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For our own independence: seats and palaces from the Jafet in the Ipiranga

Renato Brancaglione Cristofi

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ECM/Dossiê - Produzir, acumular e transmitir conhecimentos no Império português: práticas materiais, artefatos visuais e criatividade

Introduction to the dossier “Producing, accumulating and transmitting knowledge in the Portuguese empire: material practices, visual artifacts and creativity

Gisele Cristina da Conceição, Iris Kantor

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Written culture and social practices: the nature of philosophical-natural knowledge produced in the Portuguese Atlantic Empire's colonial spaces (18th century)

Gisele Cristina da Conceição

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Delimiting the human: João de Loureiro, Alexandre Rodrigues Ferreira and the debate on the boundaries between humans and other animals in the second half of the 18th century

Breno Leal Ferreira

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Manatees and turtles in Colonial Brazil (16th-18th centuries): appropriation, extractions, consumption and oceanic teleconnections

Nina Vieira, Ana Catarina Garcia, Cristina Brito

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Artefacts of Knowledge and Circulation Networks in the Early Modern Portuguese Empire: between institutions and self-organised processes

Fabiano Bracht

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The circulation of knowledge and medical-surgical practices between Brazil and Portugal in the 18th century

Monique Palma

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The Terrarum S. Michaelis by Father Tadeu Henis: a missionary map and its Guarani cartographers

Júnia Ferreira Furtado, Artur Henrique Barcelos

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Material Culture Studies

Derby’s square, the picturesque garden of Recife

Joelmir Marques da Silva, Jônatas Souza Medeiros da Silva, Italo Cintra Ferreira, Pollyana Martins da Silva

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Giacomo Palumbo's contribution to the shaping of Recife's modern suburb (1922-1934)

Karine Maria Gonçalves Cortez, Fernando Diniz Moreira

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The Secretary of Agriculture in the Action Plan of the São Paulo State Government (1959-1963)

Gabriel Deller de Aguiar, Monica Junqueira de Camargo

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The spacial dynamics of São Paulo city letterpress printing shops in the 19th and 20th centuries

Fabio Mariano Cruz Pereira, Jade Samara Piaia, Priscila Farias

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Foundation of the Hennies Brothers Letterpress Printing in São Paulo: A case study on a historiographical perspective

Jade Samara Piaia

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Parades on the avenue: Anhangabaú, Tiradentes and São João (1968-1990)

Gleuson Pinheiro

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From the planisphere to the global: The spatialization of the European world-economy and Terra dos Patos (c. 1600-1650)

Tiago Kramer de Oliveira

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A cartography of the invasion, conquest, and occupation of Indigenous territories in Minas Gerais, Brazil

Bernardo de Pinho Tavares Dornela, Antônio Gilberto Costa

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Décimas Urbanas: new approaches to the history of nineteenth-century cities

Nádia Mendes de Moura, Diogo Fonseca Borsoi

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The first telegraph in São Paulo

Jorge Pimentel Cintra

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Houses, farm and factory: spaces of circulation and the geographic knowledge about Brazil in the first decades of the 19th century

José Rogério Beier

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Piranesi, the “Egyptian style” and “small architecture”: A synthesis on the inventive multiplicity of the craftsma

Angela Rosch Rodrigues

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The unveiled beauty of cedar and yarey palm: the handcraft of one Cuban traditional group of Haitian descent

Ligia Lavielle Pullés, Diana Liset Pompa López

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Museums

Latin-American artists at the Centre national des arts plastiques: invisible presences

Ana Paula Cavalcanti Simioni

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Discussing the six paintings by Massimo Campigli at MAC USP from the point of view of plastic arts and of results of analyses using image and spectroscopic techniques

Renata Dias Ferraretto Moura Rocco, Márcia de Almeida Rizzutto, Julia Schenatto, Juliana Bittencourt Bovolenta, Wanda Gabriel Pereira Engel

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From merchandise to musealia: the Souza Lima Collection of Catholic ivories at the Museu Histórico Nacional

Rafael Zamorano Bezerra

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Faces of Oceania at the La Plata Museum: itineraries of a collection

Marina Laura Sardi, Máximo Ezequiel Farro, Piero Javier Bucci

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The Museo do Ipiranga (Sao Paulo, Brazil): a view from sentiments and emotions

David Vélaz Ciaurriz

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Subterranean memories and censorship mechanisms: Art exhibitions, ‘El Tercer Mundo’ in Venezuela and ‘Queermuseu’ in Brazil

Jair Jose Gauna Quiroz

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Open-air museums as agents of preservation and enhancement of cultural heritage: an analysis of the role of management in urban landscape transformation

Isabel Cristina Ferreira Ribeiro

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Revisiting the Historical Trajectory of the “Dr. João Barbosa Rodrigues” Botanical Museum at the São Paulo Botanical Garden

Erico Fernando Lopes Pereira Silva

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Weaving the network of cultural and science capitals in science museums in Rio de Janeiro

Mônica Santos Dahmouche, José Sergio Damico, Sonia Mano, Sibele Cazelli, Andréa Fernandes Costa

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The experience of families visiting the virtual exhibition “Aedes: which mosquito is this?” at Museu da Vida (RJ)

Alice Ribeiro, Jéssica Beck Carneiro, Juliana Magalhães de Araujo, Juliane Barros da Silva, Luisa Massarani, Graziele Aparecida de Moraes Scalfi

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For students to visualize history: the Itu Convention Republican Museum and history teaching

Marcelo Henrique Leite

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Conservation and Restoration

Conservation of Catholic churches after the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council

Pablo Pinheiro da Costa

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Palace of the Congress (Brazil) – the cultural value of alterations on modern buildings

Juliano Loureiro de Carvalho

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Considerations on bleaching in paper restoration processes: a chemical and theoretical overview of the procedure

Luiza Batista Amaral, Camilla Henriques Maia de Camargos

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Errata

Errata “Memórias dos visitantes do Museu Nacional: lembranças que não se apagam”

Andréa Fernandes Costa, Mônica Santos Dahmouche, José Sergio Damico, Sonia Mano, Sibele Cazelli

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