A new article by Thiago da Costa Lopes and Marcos Chor Maio, from Casa de Oswaldo Cruz (COC/Fiocruz), explores how transnational academic exchanges shaped the formation of the social sciences in Brazil during the 1930s.
Transnational Circulations and the Formation of the Social Sciences in Brazil
A new article by Thiago da Costa Lopes and Marcos Chor Maio, from Casa de Oswaldo Cruz (COC/Fiocruz), explores how transnational academic exchanges shaped the formation of the social sciences in Brazil during the 1930s. at random
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Vol. 14 • n. 3 • July.-Sept. 2007
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Mid-level health workers as effective as physicians
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Los medios y la invisibilidad del post-polio
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Developmentalist health and the the Brazilian health reform
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Medical knowledge and moral reflections during the Rosas era, Buenos Aires, 1835 – 1847
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Voces marginadas, voces recuperadas: dilemas del trabajo con archivos de la locura en América Latina
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Deep waters
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A poster as a place of memory
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Somnambulism and spiritualism, 1811-1860
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La ética y la medicina social. La perspectiva de Michel Foucault