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Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Rio, May 1894: a reader opens the magazine and finds a new story by Machado. It is printed here in full — a conversation the narrator never understood.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Letters from the interior of Ceará, printed in Rio in July 1877: 4,619 migrants counted on a single road, families eating wild plants, children left behind on the way.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Five men, twenty-one years, and a machine of repression that outgrew each of them. A study of character, and of what character does when it holds absolute power.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
In 1848, off Liverpool, a Brazilian commander threw himself into the rescue of an emigrant ship bound for Boston. He refused the reward, and asked for no military honors at his own funeral.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Warrior monks who invented banking, founded states in Palestine, and ended as a state of their own on the Baltic: the Templars and the Teutonic Knights.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Rio, 1892: a French newspaper arrives with the Emperor's funeral on its cover. Republican France honored him; his own country sent no one.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
An Austrian archduchess convened the council that decided Brazil should separate from Portugal, and wrote to her husband: "The fruit is ripe; pick it now."
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Rio, December 2, 1870: the night a Brazilian novel, turned into Italian opera and applauded at La Scala, finally opened at home — on the Emperor's birthday.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Two empires traded territories on paper in 1750; on the ground, Guaraní people refused to leave the towns, fields, and graves the Jesuits had helped them build.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Pedro I was a Grand Master; Pedro II refused the Vatican's demand to punish Masons. The constitutional gap that made both possible — and the "Religious Question" that helped topple the monarchy.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Rio, 1885: a wife plans a trip to Paquetá because of a novel — and explains why the Court once summered on an island called the Isle of Loves.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
"Follow me, all who are Brazilian!" In under a month of December 1868, Caxias crossed the Chaco marshes and broke what remained of López's army.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
The Battle of Avaí, seen beside the Battle of Austerlitz: two vast history paintings, two palettes, and what a painter chooses to do with the suffering of thousands.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Confucius, Darwin, Dostoevsky, and Tolstoy disagreed about almost everything. On one prohibition they did not: do not kill.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
People say she is difficult. The secret is that Clarice is not to be understood with the head — she is to be felt. Where to begin, in three books.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Two warrior institutions that shared a time but never a territory: the bushidō and the oath of homage, the harakiri and the excommunication.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Banned by Justinian in 529, recovered in Florence a thousand years later, and running through Hegel to this day: the case for philosophy as the greatest intangible heritage we have.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Socrates, Plato, the Buddha, Confucius, Laozi, Teresa of Ávila: thinkers who never met, whose ideas meet in a single spiral of self-knowledge.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Forty thousand churches pulled down, and an embalmed body in Red Square. What the Soviet state destroyed as religion, it rebuilt as cult.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
A state that governs by kindness rather than force, the Golden Rule, and the Mandate of Heaven: why the Chinese philosopher still speaks to the search for happiness.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Why Romanesque painting is dark and Gothic painting is luminous — and what the change of palette says about hunger, plague, and power.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
From the Xia to the Qing: the dynasties that made China, and the alternation of disorder and splendor that carried it to the position it holds today.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
In 1880, a couple in Rio reads in the Gazeta a letter from the girl who left for New York at fifteen to study medicine. The letter is reproduced here in full.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Brazil's pavilion at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair won the architecture prize, crossed the ocean, hosted the Pan-American Conference — and was demolished in 1976. Two marble lions survive.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
From the fall of Salvador in 1624 to the expulsion of 1654: a chapter of Atlantic history written between four empires, sugar mills, and a union of crowns.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Brazil's pavilion won first place at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, was shipped home, and became a palace named after an American president. In 1976 a dictatorship tore it down.
Produções Poéticas · Aug 31, 2026
A poem about recognition that comes late, and about arriving anyway. Translated from the Portuguese with the author's permission.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
Erik the Red and his son Leif Erikson: two exiles, three islands, and a landfall in North America five centuries before Columbus.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Aug 31, 2026
He translated Longfellow and Dante, corresponded with Darwin and Pasteur, saw Graham Bell's telephone in 1876, and kept some sixty thousand books.
Boletins · Aug 31, 2026
The Society, its membership categories, its publications, and what comes next in the founding chapter.
Notícias · Aug 31, 2026
ASHAL has been established in Orlando, Florida, as an international academic and cultural society devoted to History, Literature, the Arts, Culture, and Science.
Notícias · Aug 31, 2026
The Founding Member distinction is granted once, at the beginning of an institution's life. Applications are under review.
Notícias · Aug 31, 2026
Two independent institutions, one intellectual tradition — and why readers will find studies here that were originally written in Portuguese.
Artigos Acadêmicos · Jul 09, 2026
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