Vol. 25 No. 43 (jul./dez.) (2020): Dossiê - A nova história (bio)política: sobre as capturas e as resistências

Published: 2020-12-01

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Dossiê: A nova história (bio)política: sobre as capturas e as resistências

• The new (bio)political history on captures and resistances

  Telma Dias Fernandes, Elisa Mariana de Medeiros Nóbrega

  09-20

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• Biopolitics in the Covid-19 epidemic in Brazil (2020) an analysis of actions to combat disease and anti-quarantine opposition

  Leandro Vilar Oliveira

  21-42

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• The child’s body in the frames of biopolitics when philanthropy made a capture machine (Brazil 1940-1950)

  José dos Santos Costa Júnior

  43-63

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• Experience, childhood, language and event the Giorgio Agamben’s biopolitics and education

  Pedro Angelo Pagni, Raphael Guazzelli Valerio

  64-75

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• Institutions of seclusion and “control” of the insane in Parahyba do Norte between 1889 and 1928

  Edna Maria Nóbrega Araújo, Joedna Reis de Meneses

  76-92

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• The anormality in the biopolitical domains “A Organização de Assistência aos Psicopatas de Pernambuco” (1931)

  Rafael Santana Bezerra

  93-110

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• National Security and Biopolitics DOPS-PE information and surveillance practices and devices

  Raphael Henrique Roma Correia

  111-127

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• Review colonization, re-read biopolitics, target power the “paulistas” pioneers in the mines of Serro do Frio and Vila do Príncipe, Minas Gerais, 1702-1720

  Danilo Arnaldo Briskievicz

  128-145

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• The phantom of the body sexuality as a device of biopower in The skin I inhabit (2011)

  Paul Jardim Martins Afonso

  146-163

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• Black American Colonization in the Brazilian Amazon colored bodies in motion

  Marcia Esteves Agostinho

  164-179

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• Modesty and ostentation in the clothing of the manumited women in the Pitangui village (1750-1820)

  Ana Caroline Carvalho Miranda

  180-194

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• Circulation of papers news and ideas through Portuguese America (1808-1822)

  Augusto Henrique Assis Resende

  195-210

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• "Let us be free from the jurisdiction of the bishops of Maranhão" the discourses for ecclesiastical autonomy of the Piauí Province (1829-1838)

  João Vitor Araújo Sales, Marcelo de Sousa Neto

  211-225

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• “In the name of the homeland and glory” the formation of the 1st Homeland Volunteer Corps (Pernambuco, 1865)

  Wellington Barbosa da Silva

  226-247

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• Leocadia and her deaths the confrontation of narratives of a heinous crime in the Alto Sertão da Bahia, Brazil, at the end of the 19th century

  Fernando Donato Vasconcelos

  248-262

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• There is no more serious, more dangerous, and more fearing syphilis in Parahyba province (1860-1880)

  Serioja Rodrigues Cordeiro Mariano

  263-279

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• Water supply in Brazil a bibliographic search within the scope of historiography

  Fabiano Quadros Rückert

  280-295

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• “Things are getting ugly” the whale meat consumption in Brazil between History and Anthropology (1960-1963)

  Fernando Cauduro Pureza

  296-310

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• Democracy(s)? Some considerations on the political opening of 1945 in the (inter)view of José Américo and in the Manifesto Mineiro

  Cintya Chaves

  311-324

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• Ultrajant Bodies, Disclosed Discourses Clashes Between Cinematographic Erotic Industry and the Federal Censorship During Brazilian Civil-Military Dictatorship

  Romulo Gabriel de Barros Gomes

  325-342

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• The prisons of Guanabara through the newspaper Ultima Hora (1960-1961)

  Mariana Dias Antonio

  343-360

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• The new outlines of anti-Semitism, the construction of imaginary by the media in Brazil and the writing of History: singularities and dangers

  Ana Heloisa Molina, Helena Ragusa

  361-379

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• Requiem for a black historian death, invisibility and return of Beatriz Nascimento

  Elio Chaves Flores

  380-397

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Resenhas

• “I write from the ghetto, not from the center” black women and experiences of daily racism

  Claudia Regina Nichnig

  398-405

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