História da Historiografia: International Journal of Theory and History of Historiography
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História da Historiografia is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes articles, book reviews, and historiographical documents in the fields of historical theory, history of historiography, and related areas. Its main objective is to function as a space for the exchange of ideas, perspectives, and research results thus contributing to the international debate on history and historiography. História da Historiografia was established in 2008 in connection with the Brazilian Society for History and Theory of Historiography and the History Graduate Programs of two Brazilian Universities (UFOP and UNIRIO).
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- History as Self-Knowledge: Towards Understanding the Existential and Ethical Dimension...
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- “Some kind of empathy”: Introduction to What makes history personal?
- Time of the event, poetics of history: May 1968 according to Michel de Certeau and...
- Historiographical criticism in Brazil in the 1990s and the specter of the linguistic...
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