Dossier 2: Nineteenth century teaching: contributions of the history of education in the problematization of gender, ethnicity and teacher protagonism issues

Abstract

This dossier is composed of four articles on nineteenth-century teachers with clippings covering different regions, periods and issues[1]. The aim of this set of reflections is to bring contributions from the history of education to the questioning of gender, ethnicity and protagonism issues in the exercise of the teaching profession, considering the regional singularities of the territory in a given period of Brazilian history, the Nineteenth century.


[1] The articles that compose this dossier were presented in a Coordinated Communication format entitled ‘19th Century Teaching: Regional, Gender and Race singularities in teaching trajectories’, at the IX Brazilian Congress of History of Education, held in 2017 in João Pessoa, State of Paraíba, in the thematic axis ‘Teacher Training and Profession’.

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Munhoz, F. G., & Borges, A. (1). Dossier 2: Nineteenth century teaching: contributions of the history of education in the problematization of gender, ethnicity and teacher protagonism issues. Revista Brasileira De História Da Educação, 18, e037. Retrieved from https://periodicos.uem.br/ojs/index.php/rbhe/article/view/45009