Plenty of material to work with
Milena Fernandes de Oliveira She is a professor and researcher in the area of General and Brazilian Economic History at the Institute of Economics (IE) of Unicamp. She holds a master's degree (2003) and a doctorate (2009) from Unicamp, having completed a doctoral internship at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in France in 2006. Currently, she is vice-president of the Brazilian Association of Economic History.
The dance of time and Fernando Novais' contributions to the interpretation of Brazil.
Brazilian historiography has suffered a great loss; he inspired and redirected the steps of successive generations of historians.
Hairy leg and other legs
Hairy leg says what cannot be said.
"The operation was a success."
While watching the news on the morning of October 28th, I must have heard the expression at least ten times.
