2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-24782008000200006
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Historiografia e significação histórica em Fernando de Azevedo

Abstract: Revista Brasileira de Educação v. 13 n. 38 maio/ago. 2008 265 O posicionamento político de inúmeros atores educacionais ante o Estado Novo que tiveram ações e formulações decisivas nas renovações educacionais propostas especialmente durante a primeira metade da década de 1930 é algo que carece de mais estudos historiográficos. Há ali uma síntese de concepções diversas que precisam ser referenciadas em seus enraizamentos na tradição do pensamento social e da educação brasileira e na percepção de como essa tra… Show more

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“…In A cultura brasileira (The Brazilian culture), for example, which was published in 1943, Fernando de Azevedo criticized the excessive federalism, proposing the unification of education systems, praised the Vargas government and highlighted the ministry of Francisco Campos, seen as having a democratic character. To Rocha (2006), in an expression of his understanding of the New State as authoritarian, but not as totalitarian, Azevedo, like part of the São Paulo liberals, the sharpness of his actions through the exceptional nature of the historic moment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In A cultura brasileira (The Brazilian culture), for example, which was published in 1943, Fernando de Azevedo criticized the excessive federalism, proposing the unification of education systems, praised the Vargas government and highlighted the ministry of Francisco Campos, seen as having a democratic character. To Rocha (2006), in an expression of his understanding of the New State as authoritarian, but not as totalitarian, Azevedo, like part of the São Paulo liberals, the sharpness of his actions through the exceptional nature of the historic moment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Marlos Rocha (2006), the political radicalization that was observed from 1935 onwards in Brazil and abroad, as expressed in the dissemination of totalitarian ideologies, led educators to review their positions concerning the role of the Union in the education systems and with respect to the nationalization of education. In A cultura brasileira (The Brazilian culture), for example, which was published in 1943, Fernando de Azevedo criticized the excessive federalism, proposing the unification of education systems, praised the Vargas government and highlighted the ministry of Francisco Campos, seen as having a democratic character.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%