Vol. 13 No. 29 (2021): Dossier: Science, health and diseases in Brazil: historical approaches and contemporary challenges

Published: 2021-04-28

File and Summary

• File and Summary

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Dossier Presentation

• Dossier: Science, health and diseases in Brazil: historical approaches and contemporary challenges

  Vanderlei Sebastião de Souza, Robert Wegner, Leonardo Dallacqua de Carvalho

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Dossier

• “The Spanish flu taught a lesson”: the 1918-19 pandemic in the newspapers “O Globo” and “Folha de S. Paulo” (1941-2020)

  Lorenna Ribeiro Zem El-Dine, Vanessa Pereira da Silva e Mello

  13-35

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• Yellow fever and epidemics: settings of the problem throughout time

  Jaime Larry Benchimol

  36-71

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• Between the biological weapon and the “state mosquito”: Brazil-Cuba cooperation and the dengue outbreaks (1981-1988)

  Gabriel Lopes, Jorge Tibilletti de Lara

  72-92

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• “The doctor didn't believe I had been contaminated”: gender and doctor-patient relationship in the AIDS experience

  Eliza da Silva Vianna

  93-110

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• The construction of schistosomiasis as a public health problem in two periods in the history of health sciences in Brazil (1910-1950)

  Bráulio Chaves

  111-132

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• The “transforming role” of a profession: the moral economy of epidemiologists in Brazil (1970-2000)

  Luiz Alves Araújo Neto

  133-154

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• Historical notes on health assistance in Barra do Rio Grande, 19th Century

  Rafael Sancho Carvalho da Silva, Lina Maria Brandão de Aras

  155-174

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• The interiorization of health in Piauí: Parnaíba between the end of the 19th century and the middle of the 20th century

  Joseanne Zingleara Soares Marinho

  175-191

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• The construction of the Santa Teresa Colony and the proposed therapies for the first leprosy patients – São Pedro de Alcântara, State of Santa Catarina, 1940s

  Simone A. Ribeiro de Lima, Liane Maria Bertucci

  192-209

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• Changes in life expectancy in Brazil: analyzing the past and the future, from 1950 to 2095

  Wanderson Costa Bomfim, Mirela Castro Santos Camargos

  210-223

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• The Guarani-Kaiowá indigenous suicide in the anthropocene: solastalgia and schlammbugrism

  Carlos Estellita-Lins

  224-256

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• How much are these bodies worth? Housing, poverty and pandemic in the City of São Paulo

  André Mota, Igor da Costa Borysow

  257-277

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Articles

• Printed press (newspapers) and Paulo Freire's literacy theory: written media as a teaching-pedagogical resource for children's literacy

  Kellin Cristina Melchior Inocêncio, Juliana Battistus Mateus Ferreira

  278-292

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• The university extension at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (URFJ): fighting social and racial inequalities

  Solange Alves de Souza Rodrigues, Maria Alice Rezende Gonçalves

  293-311

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• Living images of past worlds: the allegorical reminiscences in the photographs of downtown Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil

  Daniel Lula Costa, Janaína de Fátima Zdebskyi, Rodolpho Alexandre Santos de Melo Bastos, Leonardo de Lara Cardoso

  312-326

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