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Relatório Do Projeto: Os Livros Didáticos De Ciências Para O Ensino Secundário Brasileiro Do Século Xix [Project Report: Science Textbooks In Brazilian Secondary Education During The Nineteenth Century], Karl M. Lorenz
Karl M Lorenz
Este trabalho apresenta um sumario dos objetivos, metodologia, e resultados preliminares de uma projeto de pesquisa, iniciada em 2002, que identifica, descreve e contextualiza 32 textos escolares de ciência adotados no Colégio de Pedro II, a instituição secundário modelo no Brasil durante o século XIX.
The paper presents a summary of the objectives, methodology and preliminary results of a research project, initiated in 2002, that identifies, describes and contextualizes 32 science textbooks adopted in the College Pedro II, the model secondary institution in Brazil during the XIX century.
La Política Azul Y Oro: Historias Orales, Relaciones De Poder Y Disputa Universitaria, Imanol Ordorika, Rafael López González
La Política Azul Y Oro: Historias Orales, Relaciones De Poder Y Disputa Universitaria, Imanol Ordorika, Rafael López González
Imanol Ordorika
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The Definition Of A “Soldier”, Toby S. Jenkins
The Definition Of A “Soldier”, Toby S. Jenkins
Toby S Jenkins
Black men have been placed under the social radar and microscope for centuries in an attempt to better define what it is, means, or feels to be a black man. Everything from their genetic makeup to their mental psyche has been examined, defined, and discussed. And through it all, black women have offered up their own critical thoughts, words of support, and opinions on the dilemma of being black and male in America. The views have changed as much as the experiences that our men have faced—from enslavement to imprisonment, from no education to mis-education, from predatory practices leading to …