Vol. 11 No. 22 (2019): Dossier: Vision and discourse on “being sick”: the established social roles by health institutions in the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries

Capa: Roger Luiz Pereira da Silva. 

Published: 2020-05-15

About This Issue

• Editorial file

  1-3

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Editorial

• Editorial

  4-6

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Dossier

• Introduction - alterity as pathology medical discourses and their political uses

  Carla Lisboa Porto, Éder Mendes de Paula

  6-9

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• The eugenicist policies/discourses in the transition of the Republics an institutionalization of the Yellow Peril within the 1934 constitution

  Diego Moraes

  10-42

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• The development of Psychiatric Institutions in Rio Grande do Sul until 1950 what we know from historiographical research

  Lisiane Ribas Cruz

  43-61

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• The crazy infractor leaves the shadow crime and madness in Goiás

  Éder Mendes de Paula

  62-74

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• The Alto Xingu Peoples and the assistance-based health care model operationalized in contexts of intermedicality encounters of knowledge, negotiations and conflicts encontros de saberes, negociações e conflitos

  Reginaldo Silva de Araújo

  75-97

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Articles

• Mythic and heroic representations of D. Pedro II in the present

  Mauro Henrique Miranda de Alcântara

  98-113

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• The city upside down scenes from Jacobina's/BA urban daily life (1955-1959)

  Edson Silva

  114-135

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• New perspectives and different approaches about indigenous history the cultural studies contribution

  Vera Lucia Ferreira Vargas, Amanda Ximenes da Silva

  136-149

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• The celebration of difference terena resignification of rituals and festivities

  Iara Quelho Castro

  150-165

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• The place of indigenous people in the teaching of history discovery, invasion or conquest, what was lost in this process?

  Elisangela Castedo Maria do Nascimento

  166-181

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• The historical relationship between art and anthropology multiple views, dilemms and perspectives

  Rosalvo Ivarra Ortiz

  182-212

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• The constructions and representations of maternity and adolescence

  Carla Denari Giuliani, Vera Lúcia Puga, Bruna Aparecida Rodrigues Duarte

  213-232

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Principles

• “We are what we are, unclassifable!”

  Monique Castro Almeida, Miguel Rodrigues de Sousa Neto

  233-251

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Reviews

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  The customs revolution in times of censorship the Military Dictatorship and the headlines Manchete e Realidade

  Marcela dos Santos Alves

  252-255

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  História e Teoria Queer

  Cássio Rodrigues da Silveira

  256-259

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