A ideia de universidade moderna no Brasil: notas sobre história e historiografia
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This article aims to review the historical dynamics about the construction of the idea of a modern university in Brazil, built during the 1920s and 1930, as well as identify the emergence of an historiographic interpretations that consolidated a univocal direction for this process. For this, we analyze the intellectual debates promoted by the Brazilian Education Association (ABE) and and we identified a wide variety of philosophical and pedagogical concepts about how Brazilian higher education should be organized. Then, we confront these conceptions with the representations that the historiography of education made of them, starting in the 1970s. Our conclusion was that this historiography assimilated a timeless idea of university, devoid of all historicity, which compromised the understanding of those debates.
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