Vol. 14 No. 33 (2022): Dossier: The weaving of historical knowledge in the paths of shared authority

Published: 2022-09-02

File and Summary

• File and Summary

  1-4

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Dossier Presentation

• Dossier: The weaving of historical knowledge in the paths of shared authority

  Cyntia Simioni França, Marcelo Santos de Abreu, Nara Rúbia de Carvalho Cunha

  5-8

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Dossier: The weaving of historical knowledge in the paths of shared authority

• When the private takes the place of the public: the role of religious missions in Angolan education

  Elison Antonio Paim, Solange Maria Luis

  9-29

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• Shared attention to the common world

  Federico José Alvez Cavanna, Bruno Antonio Picoli

  30-42

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• On the act of learning to look: The city as a game of knowledge and and teaching potential

  Sonia Regina Miranda

  43-63

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• A tale never loses in the telling: social responsibility and collaborative writing based on children’s drawings from the Contestado War

  Rogério Rosa Rodrigues

  64-82

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• Historical-educational knowledge woven by dialogical and collaborative relationships with children in the pandemic

  Maíra Wencel Ferreira dos Santos, Cyntia Simioni França

  83-102

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• Local history in a memory center: young students expand their understanding of the city

  Maria Sílvia Duarte Hadler

  103-116

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• Arranjos: labor of history in teacher education

  Rosiane Ribeiro Bechler, Caroline Pacievitch, Wilian Junior Bonete, Arnaldo Martin Szlachta Junior

  117-135

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Articles

• Rights and faith in the trajectories of Benedita da Silva and Mônica Francisco: black favela evangelical women and (anti)gender ideology

  Monalisa Pereira Santos, Lidyane Maria Ferreira de Souza

  136-154

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• “We have this resistance and this existence. We exist”: the fight against COVID-19 by the Assuriní of the Trocará indigenous land

  Bárbara de Nazaré Pantoja Ribeiro, Edna Ferreira Alencar

  155-176

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• The performance of the UN in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic and the guaranteeing of refugees’ rights in Brazil

  Letícia Simo Veras, Jorge Luís Mialhe

  177-194

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