Vol. 14 No. 32 (2022): Dossier: The (auto)biographical space: individuals, memory and society

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File and Summary

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Dossier Presentation

Dossier: The (auto)biographical space: individuals, memory and society

Wilton C. L. Silva, Hugo Quinta

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Dossiê: O espaço (auto)biográfico: indivíduo, memória e sociedade

The myth of the subject and the subject of the myth: between modern rationality and (auto)biographic rationality

Júlia Guimarães Neves

10-21
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Accounts, stories, testimonies: modalities of producing autobiographical narratives from one’s political and situational context

Ângela Cristina Salgueiro Marques, S`ônia Caldas Pessoa, Luis Mauro Sá Martino

22-40
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Vitae memorabilem: the academic memoir as autobiographical writing by historians and anthropologists

Wilton C. L. Silva

41-58
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The hero is born in the southern lands: origins and ancestry in the biographical narratives of Luiz Carlos Prestes

Bruno Rafael de Albuquerque Gaudencio

59-78
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A policy of forgetfulness? The invisibility of the traces of the civil-military dictatorship in Curitiba

Nadia Gaiofatto Gonçalves, Marcus Antônio Matozo, Luiz Gabriel da Silva, Stella Titotto Castanharo

79-99
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“You are your own home”: on housing and patrimonial violence against women

Kátia Alexsandra dos Santos, Fernanda Araujo Bugai, Mônica Karpinski

100-115
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The gender representations of the biographic profiles of women honored with street names in the urban space of Londrina (PR)

Bruno Sanches Mariante Silva, Daniela Reis Moraes

116-136
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Elements for a history of the exclusion of North American white women from the literary field: Joyce Johnson’s works

Ariane Ribeiro Santana, Graziela Menezes de Jesus, Rafaela Scardino

137-150
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The fictional rising of the female figure: biography, national history and women history in Mary Morrissy’s “The Rising of Bella Casey”

Camila Franco Batista

151-166
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From “great names” to life stories: reflections on biographical writing in studies of the history of medicine and public health

Gustavo Querodia Tarelow

167-183
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“They think they come to study Daime. In fact, they come to know themselves”: on anthropological intelligibilities, perspectivisms and postmodernisms

Alberto Groisman

184-219
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Exemplary legacy: the narrative of life and virtues in the “Revista Adventista” death notices

Allan Macedo de Novaes, Marcio Adriano Tonete Marcelino

220-236
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An Exu to call my own: narratives of the religious path of Pai Paulinho de Odé

Artur Cesar Isaia, Zilá Bernd, Marcelo Luis Henriques Silveira

237-247
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Narratives of food memories: implications for intergenerational solidarity

Jaqueline Pauluci Bosio, Maria da Luz Leite Cabral, Rose Mari Bennemann, Regiane da Silva Macuch

248-259
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Articles

Affectivity and remote classes in pandemic times: the distance issues

Vanja Ramos Vieira de Campos, Sérgio Antônio da Silva Leite

260-279
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Between dams and Civil Defense in Brazil: a history of the recent institutionalization of attention to socio-environmental risks

Jó Klanovicz, Fabio Antonio Matucheski Zarpelon

280-298
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Vol. 14 No. 32 (2022): Dossier: The (auto)biographical space: individuals, memory and society

File and Summary

File and Summary

Dossier Presentation

Dossier: The (auto)biographical space: individuals, memory and society

Dossiê: O espaço (auto)biográfico: indivíduo, memória e sociedade

The myth of the subject and the subject of the myth: between modern rationality and (auto)biographic rationality

Accounts, stories, testimonies: modalities of producing autobiographical narratives from one’s political and situational context

Vitae memorabilem: the academic memoir as autobiographical writing by historians and anthropologists

The hero is born in the southern lands: origins and ancestry in the biographical narratives of Luiz Carlos Prestes

A policy of forgetfulness? The invisibility of the traces of the civil-military dictatorship in Curitiba

“You are your own home”: on housing and patrimonial violence against women

The gender representations of the biographic profiles of women honored with street names in the urban space of Londrina (PR)

Elements for a history of the exclusion of North American white women from the literary field: Joyce Johnson’s works

The fictional rising of the female figure: biography, national history and women history in Mary Morrissy’s “The Rising of Bella Casey”

From “great names” to life stories: reflections on biographical writing in studies of the history of medicine and public health

“They think they come to study Daime. In fact, they come to know themselves”: on anthropological intelligibilities, perspectivisms and postmodernisms

Exemplary legacy: the narrative of life and virtues in the “Revista Adventista” death notices

An Exu to call my own: narratives of the religious path of Pai Paulinho de Odé

Narratives of food memories: implications for intergenerational solidarity

Articles

Affectivity and remote classes in pandemic times: the distance issues

Between dams and Civil Defense in Brazil: a history of the recent institutionalization of attention to socio-environmental risks

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