In this interview to the blog of HCS-Manguinhos, historian Frederico Freitas talks about the spatial perspective in the interaction between human and nonhuman animals and the historical importance of Iguazú and Iguaçu national parks at the border of Brazil and Argentina.

To celebrate the World Water Day, we selected articles about seas, oceans and rivers as subjects of history.

Los editores y autores de “La cuestión de la leche en América Latina”(HCSM vol 28 n4, out-dez, 2021) Sören Brinkmann, José Buchini, Pilar Zazueta, Sandra Aguilar y Stefan Pohl presentan el dossier el viernes, 25 de marzo por zoom.

Phalkey, a prominent historian of science from India, has brought a fresh perspective to a series of topics such as the relationship between Science and Empire and the challenges of transnational histories of sciences.

Some of the most important works and approaches.

Una selección de artículos, en español y en inglés, de investigadoras sobre temas relacionados con la mujer.

“Some will certainly argue that humans must be fed, including with the cheapest meat possible to satisfy vitamin B-12 and iron requirements, but how humane or even rational are we, with global temperatures on the rise and pandemic diseases spreading in response to the way we use the planet and its nonhuman inhabitants?”, asks the article.

This article posits three eras of llama/human entanglements.

In her research report, Gabriela Soto Laveaga, Professor of the History of Science at Harvard concentrates on different aspects of the RF’s activities in this arena.

La geógrafa Claudia Leal reconstruye la historia de tres de los principales zoológicos colombianos, lo que le permite reflexionar sobre la relación de nuestras sociedades con el mundo natural.