Vol. 27 No. 45 (2020)

• About this issue

  157-160

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Special Issue "Digital and global history: new horizons for the historical inquiry"

• We have never been so useful

  Anita Lucchesi, Pedro Telles da Silveira, Thiago Lima Nicodemo

  161-169

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• Historians’ (con)figurations in times marked by technological disruption

  Bruno Grigoletti Laitano

  170-186

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• Exploring the emerging digital scene in Art History and museum practice

  Alexandros Teneketzis

  187-206

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• Evidences, codes and classifications: the historian’s craft and the digital world

  Alexandre Fortes, Leandro Guimarães Marques Alvim

  207-227

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• Digital technology issues for history teachers’ training in the Amazonian context

  Leonardo Zenha Cordeiro, Renato Pinheiro da Costa

  228-248

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• Uses of the sensitive past in the digital environment: the “Brasil: Nunca Mais Digital” collection and the “eva.stories” project

  Miguel Barboza Castro

  249-263

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• Wikipedia: global audiences, digital histories

  Pedro Toniazzo Terres, Lucas Tubino Piantá

  264-285

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• Global technologies, glocal approach: a false paradox

  Valérie Schafer

  286-305

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• Images of a sensible past: Cangaço memory forms in public, personal and digital archives

  Vagner Silva Ramos Filho

  306-328

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Book review

• Power and agency in Atlantic ivory trade networks in the modern world: multidisciplinary perspectives

  Alice Mabel Prates Monteiro

  329-337

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• Issues and pathways for a public history in Brazil

  Rafaela Sales Goulart

  338-345

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