La historia de embarazos en la medición de cambios de fecundidad

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Desigualdad, instituciones y progreso: un debate entre la historia y el presente

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Deuda y sostenibilidad fiscal: ¿se repite la historia?

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Evaluación de la historia de nacimientos en la Encuesta Nacional de Fecundidad, Costa Rica, 1976

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Estimación de la mortalidad infantil a partir de la historia clínica perinatal

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Costa Rica: evaluacion de la informacion de la historia de embarazos en la Encuesta Nacional de Fecundidad 1976; trabajo de investigacion

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Notas sobre la historia ecológica de América Latina

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Uso de la historia clínica perinatal para estimar la mortalidad en la niñez

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Tomemos la historia en nuestras manos: utopia revolucionária e música popular no Chile (1966-1973)

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La historia de una crisis anunciada: regulando el endeudamiento de las municipalidades y los departamentos en Colombia

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Notas sobre la historia ecológica de América Latina

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Palimpsestos: Ana Miranda y la lectura de la historia literarria brasileña

We can notice in Brazilian literature —both past and contemporary— the presence of the historical novel in its several modalities which include traditional models but also contemporary formulations that break old models with irreverence. Among them are the historiographical metafictions (Hutcheon, 1991), which propose the rereading not only of history but also of literature itself. Therefore, in the large number of historical characters which are fictionalized by contemporary Brazilian historical novel in the last decades, this essay intends to discuss how Ana Miranda engages in reading the history of Brazilian literature through fiction in three of her novels. The first is Boca do inferno (1989), whose protagonists are two of the main representatives of Brazilian colonial barroque, Father Antônio Vieira and poet Gregório de Matos. Following the chronological order of protagonist writers, the next novel to be discussed is Dias & dias (2002), whose action is centered in Gonçalves Dias, a well known poet of national Romanticism. The third is A última quimera (1995), which makes an outline of Brazilian literature at the beginning of the 20th century, dealing with Augusto dos Anjos and Olavo Bilac. By inverting some traditional viewpoints, Ana Miranda proposes, as in a palimpsest, the rereading and discussion of the national literary cânon and its construction.

La historia de Carlos Chagas como recurso para la formación de profesores de biología: algunas posibilidades

This paper analyzes the history of the doctor and scientist Carlos Chagas in the research that led to the identification of the agent and vector responsible for Chagas disease (American trypanosomiasis), in the early twentieth century, pointing out some possibilities of using this piece of history in shaping Biology teachers, as regards the discussion of science as a process of human construction and therefore historical.