Vol. 20 No. 38 (2024): Revista História em Reflexão

EQUIPE EDITORIAL

Organizadores do Dossiê

Isabella Bonaventura (UNIFESP)
Henrique Sugahara Francisco (Instituto Butantan)

EDITOR-CHEFE
Kevin Franco dos Santos (UFGD/PPGH)

EDITORA-ASSISTENTE
Silvia Ayabe (UFGD/PPGH)

EDITORES/AS ASSOCIADOS/AS
Bianca Francisca da Silva Santos (UFGD/PPGH)
Carla Maria Monteiro de Souza (UFGD/PPGH)
Emanoel Jardel Alves Oliveira (UFGD/PPGH)
Jackeline Kojima Matias Ikuta (UFGD/PPGH)
Kacia Mikaela de Sousa (UFGD/PPGH)
Lilia Maria da Silva Santos (UFGD/PPGH)
Richardy Leal Oliveira (UFGD/PPGH)

Capa: Pluralidade de mulheres pioneiras nas ciências do Brasil. Da esquerda para direita: Maria da Conceição de Almeida Tavares (Economia); Graziela Maciel Barroso (Botânica); Eulália Maria Lahmeyer Lobo (História); Carolina Martuscelli Bori (Psicologia); Sonja Ashauer (Física); Conceição Evaristo (Linguística)

Published: 23/12/2024

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Objetos e abordagens na História da saúde e das doenças: A quina no Piauí (1763-1806)

Dinorah França Lopes, Francisco Gleison da Costa Monteiro

6-21
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30612/rehr.v20i38.19070
“Unfortunately we did not escape the disease of war”: The spanish flu and its effects in the state of Piauí (1918 – 1919)

Marcus Pierre de Carvalho Baptista, Ana Karoline de Freitas Nery

22-48
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30612/rehr.v20i38.19069
Intersections with the field of Law in the “doctoral theses” of the medical schools of Rio de Janeiro and Bahia, between 1870 and 1930

Adalmir Leonidio, Maria Fernanda Pinheiro Oliveira

49-77
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30612/rehr.v20i38.19125
Science in the context of frontier expansion Scientific activity in the plans of the Central Brazil Foundation (1943-1967)

Pedro Henrique Marques Cardoso

78-103
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The history of Botany in Brazil in twentieth century narratives

Luna Abrano Bocchi, Ermelinda Moutinho Pataca

104-130
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30612/rehr.v20i38.19060
Knowledge Networks and Representations: a study of the Ornithological Collections Assembled by Emília Snethlage at the Emílio Goeldi Museum of Pará between 1905 and 1921.

Luiz Felipe Farias dos Santos, Nelson Rodrigues Sanjad, Lilian Bayma de Amorim

131-160
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30612/rehr.v20i38.19057
Diet and Health Preservation in Ancora Medicinal, by Francisco da Fonseca Henriques (Portugal, Eigteenth-century)

Vitória Marchetto

161-186
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30612/rehr.v20i38.19046
"The Sciences in Brazil" (1955): biography of one book for the historiography of sciences in Brazil

Agenor Manoel da Silva Filho

187-213
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Noble traditions that form the glory of nationality: Arthur de Vasconcellos between science, charlatanism and Catholicism in Brazil

Magno Francisco de Jesus Santos

214-242
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Witches, know-it-alls or crypto-domestics: a history of women in science by Lucía Tosi

Carolina Queiroz Santana, Letícia dos Santos Pereira, Indianara Silva

243-269
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Elixirs for the uterus: a comparative analysis of the works Da natureza da mulher, by Hippocrates and Erário Mineral (1735) by Luís Gomes Ferreira

Gessica de Brito Bueno, Christian Fausto Moraes dos Santos, Wellington Bernardelli Silva Filho

270-296
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30612/rehr.v20i38.19026
Uso de relatos de viagem pelo IHGRGS: forjamento da identidade “una” do gaúcho

Larissa Barth

297-320
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30612/rehr.v20i38.19129
“The science of these people I don't keep to myself": the medical discourse in fluminense farmers' manuals from the 19th century

Anne Thereza de Almeida Proença

321-347
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30612/rehr.v20i38.19041
The Science of Auguste de Saint-Hilaire's travelogues and studies on Brazil

Renata do Nascimento Carneiro

348-375
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The Chemistry in the early days of Belo Horizonte: Pioneering Subjects and Institutions in the New Capital of Minas

Rodrigo Régis Campos Silva, Luiz Cláudio de Almeida Barbosa, Carlos Alberto Lombardi Filgueiras

376-405
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From the III international congress to the foundation of the Brazilian Academy of the History of Sciences: Francisco Jaguaribe's Contribution to the History of Science in Brazil (1934–1963)

Maria Gabriela Bernardino, Moema de Rezende Vergara

406-432
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Children of invisibility: Prophylaxis and/or parental segregation

Daniel dos Santos Fernandes, Jaqueline Silva Barbosa, José Guilherme dos Santos Fernandes

433-452
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30612/rehr.v20i38.19054
The doctor of the living and assistant of the dead: Dr. Matta Bacellar between Spiritism and Homeopathy in Pará (1919-1923)

Tulio Brenno Brito de Sousa

453-473
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Environmental politics in the New Republic: A Ministry of Environment in Brazil

Jéssica Silveira

474-503
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Women’s intellectual genealogy: Key indicators and pathways in the biological sciences in Brazil from the 1950s onwards

Lia Gomes Pinto de Sousa, Maria Margaret Lopes, Karla Adriana Martins Bessa

504-528
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Entrevistas

The decolonial twist to think the history of sciences: a interview with Ricardo dos Santos Batista

Ricardo dos Santos Batista , Isabella Bonaventura, Henrique Sugahara Francisco

529-552
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Vol. 20 No. 38 (2024): Revista História em Reflexão

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Artigos do Dossiê

Objetos e abordagens na História da saúde e das doenças: A quina no Piauí (1763-1806)

“Unfortunately we did not escape the disease of war”: The spanish flu and its effects in the state of Piauí (1918 – 1919)

Intersections with the field of Law in the “doctoral theses” of the medical schools of Rio de Janeiro and Bahia, between 1870 and 1930

Science in the context of frontier expansion Scientific activity in the plans of the Central Brazil Foundation (1943-1967)

The history of Botany in Brazil in twentieth century narratives

Knowledge Networks and Representations: a study of the Ornithological Collections Assembled by Emília Snethlage at the Emílio Goeldi Museum of Pará between 1905 and 1921.

Diet and Health Preservation in Ancora Medicinal, by Francisco da Fonseca Henriques (Portugal, Eigteenth-century)

"The Sciences in Brazil" (1955): biography of one book for the historiography of sciences in Brazil

Noble traditions that form the glory of nationality: Arthur de Vasconcellos between science, charlatanism and Catholicism in Brazil

Witches, know-it-alls or crypto-domestics: a history of women in science by Lucía Tosi

Elixirs for the uterus: a comparative analysis of the works Da natureza da mulher, by Hippocrates and Erário Mineral (1735) by Luís Gomes Ferreira

Uso de relatos de viagem pelo IHGRGS: forjamento da identidade “una” do gaúcho

“The science of these people I don't keep to myself": the medical discourse in fluminense farmers' manuals from the 19th century

The Science of Auguste de Saint-Hilaire's travelogues and studies on Brazil

The Chemistry in the early days of Belo Horizonte: Pioneering Subjects and Institutions in the New Capital of Minas

From the III international congress to the foundation of the Brazilian Academy of the History of Sciences: Francisco Jaguaribe's Contribution to the History of Science in Brazil (1934–1963)

Children of invisibility: Prophylaxis and/or parental segregation

The doctor of the living and assistant of the dead: Dr. Matta Bacellar between Spiritism and Homeopathy in Pará (1919-1923)

Environmental politics in the New Republic: A Ministry of Environment in Brazil

Women’s intellectual genealogy: Key indicators and pathways in the biological sciences in Brazil from the 1950s onwards

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The decolonial twist to think the history of sciences: a interview with Ricardo dos Santos Batista

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