notícias do brasil colonial: a imprensa científica e política a serviço das elites (portugal, brasil e inglaterra) news from colonial brazil: the scientific press and politics on the elites behalf (portugal, brazil e england)
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Abstract
Este artigo analisa o minucioso processo de recolha de informa ção sobre a colónia brasileira através das notícias divulgadas por um jornal científico, as Philosophical Transactions, órgão oficial da Royal Society (Londres), bem como o papel desempenhado por diplomatas, cientistas, académicos e comerciantes residentes em Inglaterra na constru ção da imagem do Brasil antes desse marco cronológico tradicionalmente apontado pela historiografia oficial como .o início de todas as mudanças.: 1808.
This article analyzes the minute process of collecting information on the Brazilian colony through the news divulged by a scientific periodical, Philosophical Transactions, the official organ of the Royal Society in London, as well as the role played by diplomats, scientists, academics and businessmen living in England in the construction of the image of Brazil before the chronological marker traditionally pointed to by official historiography as .the beginning of all the changes.: 1808.
This article analyzes the minute process of collecting information on the Brazilian colony through the news divulged by a scientific periodical, Philosophical Transactions, the official organ of the Royal Society in London, as well as the role played by diplomats, scientists, academics and businessmen living in England in the construction of the image of Brazil before the chronological marker traditionally pointed to by official historiography as .the beginning of all the changes.: 1808.
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| Authors | ;Ângela Domingues |
| Journal | cell transplantation |
| Year | 2006 |
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