June E Hahner
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 693853 |
|---|---|
| NOME | June E Hahner |
| PRENOMES | June E |
| SOBRENOME | Hahner |
| ASSINATURA | HAHNER J E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University at Albany, State University of New York |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1967 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Escolas mistas, escolas normais
A presente discussão objetiva explorar aspectos históricos sobre o lugar da coeducação no momento em que o magistério primário passou da ocupação majoritariamente masculina, em meados do século XIX, para a ocupação feminina, no século XX. A educação de meninas e a feminização do magistério, ocorridas ainda no século XIX, são analisadas no fluxo das reformas que aconteceram no final do século XIX e só podem ser entendidas a partir da ideia de mode…
Women through Women's Eyes. Latin American Women in Nineteenth-Century Travel Accounts
Chapter 1 Life among the Elite in Chile and Brazil Chapter 2 Peregrinations of a Self-Proclaimed Pariah Chapter 3 Women's Lives in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Mexico Chapter 4 A Swedish Novelist in the New World Chapter 5 A Parisian in a Slavocrat Society Chapter 6 A Naturalist's Wife and Educator in Brazil Chapter 7 A German Schoolteacher in Brazil Chapter 8 Keeping House in Northern Mexico Chapter 9 A Wellesley Graduate's Travels in Guatemala Chapte…
Emancipating the Female Sex
Poverty and Politics
Recent Research on Women in Brazil
The last half-dozen years have witnessed an outpouring of Brazilian publications, both rigorous academic studies and popular essays, on women and their roles and activities within Brazilian society. Since the late 1970s, publishers and educated audiences have demonstrated an active interest in works on women that contrasts sharply with the hostile reception accorded Betty Friedan and the Brazilian translation of her Feminine Mystique in 1971. Wha…
Os Brasileiros, Vol. I
Feminism, Women's Rights, and the Suffrage Movement in Brazil, 1850-1932
For too many years, women have been missing from or misrepresented in Latin American history. Like women elsewhere, they have not received proper credit for the role they played in their nations' development. Even with the increasingly scholarly attention now focused on women in Latin America, historical research lags far behind that on their counterparts in the United States or Western Europe. Many questions of approach, methodology, and sources…
The Beginnings of the Women's Suffrage Movement in Brazil
Jacobinos versus Galegos
During the 1890s, the young Brazilian republic suffered from almost constant political and economic turbulence. Various civilian and military groups contended for power, while rapidly rising prices aggravated urban unrest. At the same time, increasing numbers of European immigrants entered Brazil, and, as in other Latin American countries, became a source of controversy (see Solberg, 1970). Some immigrants, such as Italian or Spanish anarchists, …
From Colony to Nation
Floriano Peixoto, Brazil's “Iron Marshall”
Both the career and personality of Floriano Peixoto, Brazil's socalled “Iron Marshal,” have long been subjects of controversy and conflicting appraisal. In command of the nation from 1891 to 1894, Floriano proved a strong ruler whom few contemporaries regarded.with dispassion or disinterest. During his life time and for some years afterwards, Floriano Peixoto remained the focus of fierce emotions, until the actual man and his achievements were lo…
Uma nova perspectiva sobre a queda do império e o começo da república
Em novembro de 1889, elementos das forças armadas sediadas noRio de Janeiro substituíram oficialmente a monarquia brasileira. Asanálises desses acontecimentos incluem sempre o descontentamento doExército como um dos principais fatores da queda do Império, bemcomo a decepção dos lavradores decorrente da abolição da escravaturasem compensação, a gradativa aceitação da inevitabilidade de umarepública pela elite política brasileira, e a "Questão Reli…
The Archivo Nacional in Asuncion, Paraguay
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Memorias
Civilian-Military Relations in Brazil, 1889-1898
Memórias
The Brazilian Armed Forces and the Overthrow of the Monarchy
In mid-November of 1889, elements of the armed forces stationed in Rio de Janeiro formally overthrew the Brazilian monarchy. Analyses of these events always include the discontent of the army as one of the major factors in the downfall of the empire, along with the disillusionment of the planters following the abolition of slavery without compensation, the gradual acceptance of the inevitability of a republic by Brazil's political elite, and the …
The Paulistas' Rise To Power
IN NOVEMBER 1894, five years after the Brazilian armed forces had overthrown the empire and seized control of the government, a leading civilian and Paulista assumed the presidency. His coming to power ended a period of military incidents and uprisings and initiated one of freedom from overt military interference which would extend far into the twentieth century. The conditions on which the success of Sao Paulo was based deserve careful attention…
Jacobinos versus Galegos
During the 1890s, the young Brazilian republic suffered from almost constant political and economic turbulence. Various civilian and military groups contended for power, while rapidly rising prices aggravated urban unrest. At the same time, increasing numbers of European immigrants entered Brazil, and, as in other Latin American countries, became a source of controversy (see Solberg, 1970). Some immigrants, such as Italian or Spanish anarchists, …
From Colony to Nation
Recent Research on Women in Brazil
The last half-dozen years have witnessed an outpouring of Brazilian publications, both rigorous academic studies and popular essays, on women and their roles and activities within Brazilian society. Since the late 1970s, publishers and educated audiences have demonstrated an active interest in works on women that contrasts sharply with the hostile reception accorded Betty Friedan and the Brazilian translation of her Feminine Mystique in 1971. Wha…
Feminism, Women's Rights, and the Suffrage Movement in Brazil, 1850-1932
For too many years, women have been missing from or misrepresented in Latin American history. Like women elsewhere, they have not received proper credit for the role they played in their nations' development. Even with the increasingly scholarly attention now focused on women in Latin America, historical research lags far behind that on their counterparts in the United States or Western Europe. Many questions of approach, methodology, and sources…
The Beginnings of the Women's Suffrage Movement in Brazil
The Paulistas' Rise To Power
IN NOVEMBER 1894, five years after the Brazilian armed forces had overthrown the empire and seized control of the government, a leading civilian and Paulista assumed the presidency. His coming to power ended a period of military incidents and uprisings and initiated one of freedom from overt military interference which would extend far into the twentieth century. The conditions on which the success of Sao Paulo was based deserve careful attention…
The Brazilian Armed Forces and the Overthrow of the Monarchy
In mid-November of 1889, elements of the armed forces stationed in Rio de Janeiro formally overthrew the Brazilian monarchy. Analyses of these events always include the discontent of the army as one of the major factors in the downfall of the empire, along with the disillusionment of the planters following the abolition of slavery without compensation, the gradual acceptance of the inevitability of a republic by Brazil's political elite, and the …
Memorias
Civilian-Military Relations in Brazil, 1889-1898
Memórias
The Archivo Nacional in Asuncion, Paraguay
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Floriano Peixoto, Brazil's “Iron Marshall”
Both the career and personality of Floriano Peixoto, Brazil's socalled “Iron Marshal,” have long been subjects of controversy and conflicting appraisal. In command of the nation from 1891 to 1894, Floriano proved a strong ruler whom few contemporaries regarded.with dispassion or disinterest. During his life time and for some years afterwards, Floriano Peixoto remained the focus of fierce emotions, until the actual man and his achievements were lo…
Uma nova perspectiva sobre a queda do império e o começo da república
Em novembro de 1889, elementos das forças armadas sediadas noRio de Janeiro substituíram oficialmente a monarquia brasileira. Asanálises desses acontecimentos incluem sempre o descontentamento doExército como um dos principais fatores da queda do Império, bemcomo a decepção dos lavradores decorrente da abolição da escravaturasem compensação, a gradativa aceitação da inevitabilidade de umarepública pela elite política brasileira, e a "Questão Reli…
Jacobinos versus Galegos
During the 1890s, the young Brazilian republic suffered from almost constant political and economic turbulence. Various civilian and military groups contended for power, while rapidly rising prices aggravated urban unrest. At the same time, increasing numbers of European immigrants entered Brazil, and, as in other Latin American countries, became a source of controversy (see Solberg, 1970). Some immigrants, such as Italian or Spanish anarchists, …
From Colony to Nation
The Beginnings of the Women's Suffrage Movement in Brazil
Os Brasileiros, Vol. I
Feminism, Women's Rights, and the Suffrage Movement in Brazil, 1850-1932
For too many years, women have been missing from or misrepresented in Latin American history. Like women elsewhere, they have not received proper credit for the role they played in their nations' development. Even with the increasingly scholarly attention now focused on women in Latin America, historical research lags far behind that on their counterparts in the United States or Western Europe. Many questions of approach, methodology, and sources…
Recent Research on Women in Brazil
The last half-dozen years have witnessed an outpouring of Brazilian publications, both rigorous academic studies and popular essays, on women and their roles and activities within Brazilian society. Since the late 1970s, publishers and educated audiences have demonstrated an active interest in works on women that contrasts sharply with the hostile reception accorded Betty Friedan and the Brazilian translation of her Feminine Mystique in 1971. Wha…
Poverty and Politics
Emancipating the Female Sex
Women through Women's Eyes. Latin American Women in Nineteenth-Century Travel Accounts
Chapter 1 Life among the Elite in Chile and Brazil Chapter 2 Peregrinations of a Self-Proclaimed Pariah Chapter 3 Women's Lives in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Mexico Chapter 4 A Swedish Novelist in the New World Chapter 5 A Parisian in a Slavocrat Society Chapter 6 A Naturalist's Wife and Educator in Brazil Chapter 7 A German Schoolteacher in Brazil Chapter 8 Keeping House in Northern Mexico Chapter 9 A Wellesley Graduate's Travels in Guatemala Chapte…
Escolas mistas, escolas normais
A presente discussão objetiva explorar aspectos históricos sobre o lugar da coeducação no momento em que o magistério primário passou da ocupação majoritariamente masculina, em meados do século XIX, para a ocupação feminina, no século XX. A educação de meninas e a feminização do magistério, ocorridas ainda no século XIX, são analisadas no fluxo das reformas que aconteceram no final do século XIX e só podem ser entendidas a partir da ideia de mode…
Political science (12 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · History (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · History of Colonial Brazil (6 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Brazilian History and Foreign Policy (4 obras) · Colonialism, slavery, and trade (3 obras) · Development economics (3 obras)