Brazilian Abolition in Comparative Perspective

Body, health and nutrition in the Brazilian Navy in the post-abolition period, 1890-1910.

Based on reports of the ministers of the Navy and the correspondence among officers, this paper analyzes labor relations in daily life, as well as the nutrition and health of sailors in the first twenty years after abolition. The racial question arises related to the modernization of nutrition practices and treatment, and new ways of understanding the bodies of sailors. By focusing the analysis...

Passives in Comparative Perspective

Roflumilast in COPD: a Brazilian perspective

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Unveiling Architecture Documentation: Brazilian Stakeholders in Perspective

Over the years, software architecture has become a established discipline, both in academia and industry, and the interest on software architecture documentation has increased. In this context, the improvement of methods, tools, and techniques around architecture documentation is of paramount importance. We conducted a survey with 147 industrial participants (31 from Brazil), analyzing their cu...

The Theatricalization of Politics: the Brazilian Movement for the Abolition of Slavery

Despite his pointing this out, Nabuco’s own account of the abolition of slavery in Brazil constitutes the mainstream way of retelling the history of this movement. Most scholarship takes his memories as a departure point. As Nabuco observes, however, to rely on individual memories is a risky choice. Activists such as himself usually retell their stories, attributing teleology, coherence, and me...