Vol. 20 • n.4 • Oct.-Dec. 2013

capa_interna_peq-208x300 EDITOR’S NOTE · text in English | Portuguese ANALYSIS Anomalies in the early stages of plant transgenesis: interests and interpretations surrounding the first transgenic plants Pellegrini, Pablo A. · abstract in English     · text in English | Spanish Life grammars: the 1907 census and population as a tool of government Banados, Yuri Carvajal; Alfaro, Tuillang Yuing · abstract in English | Spanish     · text in English | Spanish “The crowd is crazy, the crowd is a woman”: the oligarchical-federal demophobia of the First Republic and the issue of transferring the capital Lynch, Christian Edward Cyril · abstract in English | Portuguese     · text in English | Portuguese Madness in Foucault: art and madness, madness and unreason Providello, Guilherme Gonzaga Duarte; Yasui, Silvio · abstract in English     · text in Portuguese A “people dump”: marks of suffering and transformations at the former Hospital Colônia Sant’Ana and in psychiatric care in Santa Catarina, 1970-1996 Borges, Viviane Trindade · abstract in English     · text in Portuguese The Biometric Cabinet of the Escola de Educação Física do Exército: measuring and classifying to produce ideal bodies, 1930-1940 Gomes, Ana Carolina Vimieiro; Silva, Andre Luiz dos Santos; Vaz, Alexandre Fernandez · abstract in English | Portuguese     · text in Portuguese Curing by doing: poliomyelitis and the rise of occupational therapy in Argentina, 1956-1959 Testa, Daniela Edelvis · abstract in Spanish     · text in Spanish The workings of a Darwinist brain: Guedes Cabral and the evolutionism of Funções do cérebro (1876) Pereira Filho, Roberto Sobreira; Waizbort, Ricardo · abstract in English | Portuguese     · text in Portuguese Environment and health with respect to a poverty-related disease: the epidemiology of trachoma in Spain, 1925-1941 Bernabeu-Mestre, Josep; Galiana-Sanchez, Maria Eugenia; Monerris, Angela Cremades · abstract in Portuguese     · text in English Fishermen in the scientific imaginary during the formative stage of Chile’s ichthyological academy, 1829-1909 Sougarret, Jorge Munoz; Rios, Francisco Ther · abstract in English     · text in Spanish “SESP never worked with Indians”: the (in)visibility of indigenes in the activities of the Fundação de Serviços de Saúde Pública in the state of Amazonas Sousa, Amandia Braga Lima; Schweickardt, Julio Cesar · abstract in English | Portuguese     · text in Portuguese The pattern of relationships between nanosciences, health, and biology: a historical survey using Citespace Novo, Magda Suzana; Geracitano, Laura Alicia; Henning, Paula · abstract in English | Portuguese     · text in Portuguese Speciation and its mechanisms: conceptual background and recent advances Colley, Eduardo; Fischer, Marta Luciane · abstract in English     · text in Portuguese Nelson Rockefeller and the activities of the American International Association for Economic and Social Development: the debate concerning mission and imperialism in Brazil, 1946-1961 Silva, Claiton Marcio da · abstract in English | Portuguese     · text in Portuguese Historical, social and cultural aspects of the deaf population Duarte, Soraya Bianca Reis; Chaveiro, Neuma; Freitas, Adriana Ribeiro de; Barbosa, Maria Alves; Porto, Celmo Celeno; Fleck, Marcelo Pio de Almeida · abstract in English | Portuguese     · text in Portuguese SOURCES Bioterrorism and pathogenic microorganisms Schatzmayr, Hermann G.; Barth, Ortrud Monika · abstract in English | Portuguese     · text in Portuguese BOOKS & NETWORKS Race and nationality in Mexican biomedicine Souza, Vanderlei Sebastiao de · text in Portuguese From Morel’s degeneration theory to Kraepelin’s classification of mental illness Rebelo, Fernanda · text in Portuguese Architectural and documental heritage: references on the institutionalization of health care in Bahia and in Brazil Brandao, Joseane Paiva Macedo · text in Portuguese Building knowledge, controlling the body Magalhaes, Gabriel Verdin de · text in Portuguese When theory becomes fetish Campos, Luiz Augusto · text in Portuguese  

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