In the current issue of HCS-Manguinhos (vol.26 no.3 July/Sept. 2019), Mariano Di Pasquale analyzes how medical discourse incorporated a series of reflections on moral behaviors in Buenos Aires in the early nineteenth century.
They were taken from their homeland in Espirito Santo to Rio de Janeiro to be exhibited at the National Museum, and later they were brought to Europe and exhibited in various cities of the United Kingdom
El dossier publicado en la revista Historia Crítica, de la Universidad de los Andes (Bogotá, Colombia), reflexiona sobre el papel de la naturaleza en la historia de América Latina.
Una entrevista con Mónica García, profesora de la Universidad del Rosario, sobre los enfoques y narrativas de la historiografía de la fiebre amarilla en América Latina.
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