Vol. 19 No. 34 (2022): Dossiê - POVOS INDÍGENAS NO BRASIL OITOCENTISTA

Articles

• THE WORD OF VICTIMS IN SEXUAL CRIMES: deflowering, seduction, and rape in Irati – Paraná, Brazil (1931-1950)

  MARCELO DOUGLAS NASCIMENTO RIBAS FILHO

  1-28

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• THE SPREAD OF PSEUDOSCIENCE IN THE USSR IN THE FILM MICHURIN/LIFE IN BLOOM (1948)

  MOISÉS WAGNER FRANCISCON

  29-62

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• THE BRAZILIAN NUCLEAR PROGRAM DURING THE CIVIC-MILITARY DICTATORSHIP: from the abandonment of the autonomist line to the agreement with Germany (1964-1975)

  RAFAEL VAZ DA MOTTA BRANDÃO

  63-91

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• OCCUPATION OR APARTHEID? A necessary interpretive resignification for the Palestinian/Israeli case

  FABIO BACILA SAHD

  92-122

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Resenhas (Livres)

• IDENTITY AND LANGUAGE: ukrainian descendants in Prudentópolis – PR

  NIKOLAS CORRENT

  123-130

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Dossier

• POVOS INDÍGENAS NO BRASIL OITOCENTISTA

  JOÃO PAULO PEIXOTO COSTA, TATIANA GONÇALVES DE OLIVEIRA

  131-138

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• LANDMARKS, DIRECTIONS, POSSESSIONS AND SQUARE FATHOMS: retracing the demarcation paths of the Sesmaria dos Índios de Monte-Mór – Province of Parahyba do Norte (1866-67)

  ESTÊVÃO MARTINS PALITOT

  139-169

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• MANUEL VALENTIM: “A 12-year Civil War”. Indigenous mobilizations in the Zona da Mata Sul of Pernambuco during the second half of the 19th century

  EDSON SILVA

  170-207

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• INDIGENOUS RECRUITMENTS IN ALAGOAS: from the independent captaincy to the official extinction of the villages (1817-1872)

  ADAUTO SANTOS DA ROCHA

  208-240

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• “I DON'T WANT ROADS ON MY LAND!” indigenous people between the Jequitinhonha and Mucuri navigation and development projects in the second half of the XIX century

  RENATA FERREIRA DE OLIVEIRA

  241-272

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• INDIGENOUS LANDS AND TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN THE GUARANI VILLAGE OF SÃO NICOLAU DO RIO PARDO (PROVINCE OF SÃO PEDRO)

  KARINA MOREIRA RIBEIRO DA SILVA E MELO

  273-291

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• THE STEREOTYPES OF THE “INDIANS” IN 19TH CENTURY BRAZIL (1845-1867): disputed speeches

  PHILIPE LUIZ TRINDADE DE AZEVEDO

  292-323

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• TO BE OR NOT TO BE INDIGENOUS IN 19TH CENTURY BRAZIL: a brief genealogy of the categories elaborated by the national state

  LORENA VARÃO, SÉRGIO FERRO

  324-353

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• HISTORY AND TEACHING OF INDIGENOUS HISTORY: the Amerindian war in textbooks approved by the PNLD 2017

  LÍGIO DE OLIVEIRA MAIA

  354-376

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• LAND AND LABOR: management policies over indigenous peoples in the Uruguay of the 1830s

  ANA FRANCESCA REPETTO

  377-399

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Case studies

• THE INDIANS OF VILA VERDE AND THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM, PREROGATIVES AND EXEMPTIONS: indigenist policies and indigenous policies in a documentary series (1825 and 1826)

  FRANCISCO CANCELA

  400-420

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Interviews

• Entrevista: Maria Regina Celestino de Almeida. Dossiê Povos indígenas no Brasil Oitocentista

  JOÃO PAULO PEIXOTO COSTA, TATIANA GONÇALVES DE OLIVEIRA

  421-431

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Reviews

• INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN THE 19TH CENTURY: from the sidelines of History to the center of historiographical narratives

  FELIPE WILLIAM DOS SANTOS SILVA

  432-437

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• DISINVISIBILIZATION OF THE KAINGANG AGENCY IN THE HISTORY OF EUROPEAN COLONIZATION IN RIO GRANDE DO SUL

  GUILHERME MAFFEI BRANDALISE

  438-443

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• Informações Editoriais

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