Fontes para pesquisa da história da educação no Rio Grande do Sul na Primeira República

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  • Berenice Corsetti Unisinos.

Abstract

 

O artigo trata da política de expansão do ensino no Rio Grande do Sul, no período de 1889-1930, apresentando um conjunto de fontes úteis para os estudos de história da educação, a nível regional. Neste estudo foram privilegiados, no conjunto da documentação utilizada, dados do orçamento do Estado, com o objetivo de destacar a validade das fontes quantitativas de caráter serial para a pesquisa em história da educação, especialmente no que tange à política educacional.

Palavras-chave: fontes primárias, orçamento do Estado, expansão do ensino.

 

Abstract

The article refers to the politic of expansion education in Rio Grande do Sul during the period of 1889-1930, presenting a set of useful sources for the studies of educational history at the regional level. This study privileged, on the set of the used documentation, the data of the state budget. The objective was to point out the validity of quantitative resources of serial condition for the research in history of education, specially on what concerns the educational politics.

Keywords: primary sources, budget of the State, expansion of the education.

 

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Author Biography

Berenice Corsetti, Unisinos.

Berenice Corsetti é professora da Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos. Mestre em História e Doutora em Educação. Pesquisadora nas áreas de História da Educação no Rio Grande do Sul e Políticas Educacionais.

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Published

2012-07-11

How to Cite

Corsetti, B. (2012). Fontes para pesquisa da história da educação no Rio Grande do Sul na Primeira República. Revista História Da Educação, 6(11), 193–222. Retrieved from https://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/asphe/article/view/30606

Issue

v. 6, n. 11, jan./jun. 2002

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Artigo / Article / Artículo

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