Abstract
The history of Brazilian Education in the period between 1821 and 1840 is analyzed from a microcosm that is the city of Serro/MG, an ancient gold village of the eighteenth century. Because of its own characteristics such as the permanence of the patronage as a local power structure, the discourse of the local elites on the modernization of Brazilian Education and a constant initiative to introduce and maintain public education, especially the first letters, we believe that the city of Minas Gerais is as a microcosm of education in national territory. The methodology is based on the mapping, collection and analysis of documents of public and private archives as well as reading the books of authors specialized in the subject. The result is that we present a microcosm of national education from the period 1821-1840 from the most important city of Comarca do Serro do Frio.
Highlights
The history of Brazilian Education in the period between 1821 and 1840 is analyzed from a microcosm that is the city of Serro/MG, an ancient gold village of the eighteenth century
Para as elites serranas a educação formal de seus filhos era uma forma nova de distinção social de que Teófilo Ottoni pode ser considerado um modelo exemplar
A educação formal na Vila do Príncipe/Serro é uma demonstração de que a instrução pública tem uma história complexa com várias narrativas possíveis para compor minimamente o seu enorme caleidoscópio de experiências
Summary
The history of Brazilian Education in the period between 1821 and 1840 is analyzed from a microcosm that is the city of Serro/MG, an ancient gold village of the eighteenth century.
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