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dc.contributor.authorBautista y Lugo, Gibrán
dc.coverage.temporalSiglo XVI-XVIII
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dc.date.issued2022
dc.identifier.issn1980-542X
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12525/3186
dc.description.abstractThe presentation “Successes and failures: the circulation of people, practices and knowledge in Iberian worlds, XVI-XVIII centuries” offers an updated historiographical framework to recognize the circulatory phenomenon, to establish its interpretative limits and to ponder the contributions of the dossier’s five articles. The emphasis is placed on circulation as a fundamental experience in the Iberian worlds configuration, in its various scales, as a producer of shared meanings and multi-directional itineraries. The role of circulatory processes in defining what was understood as success or failure is also considered. Finally, on the basis of the case studies presented in the articles, basic aspects of the phenomenon are presented, such as institutional and corporative plasticity, community self-organization and the non-normative nature of knowledge in motion.
dc.description.abstractA apresentação “Êxitos e fracassos: a circulação de pessoas, práticas e conhecimentos nos mundos ibéricos, séculos XVI-XVIII” oferece um quadro historiográfico atualizado para reconhecer o fenómeno circulatório, para estabelecer os seus limites interpretativos e para ponderar as contribuições dos cinco artigos do dossiê. A ênfase é colocada na circulação como uma experiência fundamental na configuração dos mundos ibéricos, nas suas várias escalas, como produtora de significados compartilhados e itinerários multidirecionais. O papel dos processos circulatórios na definição do que foi entendido como sucesso ou fracasso é também considerado. Finalmente, com base nos estudos de caso apresentados nos artigos, são discutidos aspectos básicos do fenômeno, tais como a plasticidade institucional, a auto-organização comunitária e a natureza não normativa do conhecimento em movimento.
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dc.format.extentp. 132-140
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dc.publisherUniversidade Federal Fluminense
dc.relation.ispartofThe presentation “Successes and failures: the circulation of people, practices and knowledge in Iberian worlds, XVI-XVIII centuries” offers an updated historiographical framework to recognize the circulatory phenomenon, to establish its interpretative limits and to ponder the contributions of the dossier’s five articles. The emphasis is placed on circulation as a fundamental experience in the Iberian worlds configuration, in its various scales, as a producer of shared meanings and multi-directional itineraries. The role of circulatory processes in defining what was understood as success or failure is also considered. Finally, on the basis of the case studies presented in the articles, basic aspects of the phenomenon are presented, such as institutional and corporative plasticity, community self-organization and the non-normative nature of knowledge in motion. 28, 2 (2022). https://www.scielo.br/j/tem/i/2022.v28n2/
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dc.sourceThe presentation “Successes and failures: the circulation of people, practices and knowledge in Iberian worlds, XVI-XVIII centuries” offers an updated historiographical framework to recognize the circulatory phenomenon, to establish its interpretative limits and to ponder the contributions of the dossier’s five articles. The emphasis is placed on circulation as a fundamental experience in the Iberian worlds configuration, in its various scales, as a producer of shared meanings and multi-directional itineraries. The role of circulatory processes in defining what was understood as success or failure is also considered. Finally, on the basis of the case studies presented in the articles, basic aspects of the phenomenon are presented, such as institutional and corporative plasticity, community self-organization and the non-normative nature of knowledge in motion. 28, 2 (2022). https://www.scielo.br/j/tem/i/2022.v28n2/
dc.titleÊxitos e fracassos: a circulação de pessoas, práticas e conhecimentos nos mundos ibéricos, séculos XVI-XVIII
dc.title.alternativeSuccesses and failures: the circulation of people, practices and knowledge in the Iberian worlds, 16th-18th centuries
dc.typeArtículo
dcterms.bibliographicCitationBautista y Lugo, Gibrán. "Êxitos e fracassos: a circulação de pessoas, práticas e conhecimentos nos mundos ibéricos, séculos XVI-XVIII". The presentation “Successes and failures: the circulation of people, practices and knowledge in Iberian worlds, XVI-XVIII centuries” offers an updated historiographical framework to recognize the circulatory phenomenon, to establish its interpretative limits and to ponder the contributions of the dossier’s five articles. The emphasis is placed on circulation as a fundamental experience in the Iberian worlds configuration, in its various scales, as a producer of shared meanings and multi-directional itineraries. The role of circulatory processes in defining what was understood as success or failure is also considered. Finally, on the basis of the case studies presented in the articles, basic aspects of the phenomenon are presented, such as institutional and corporative plasticity, community self-organization and the non-normative nature of knowledge in motion. 28, 28 (2022): p. 132-140. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12525/3186
dc.rights.holderUniversidade Federal Fluminense
dc.coverage.placeofpublicationBrasil
dc.relation.number2
dc.subject.keywordsMundos ibéricos
dc.subject.keywordscirculación
dc.subject.keywordsÉxito y fracaso
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dc.rights.accessopenAccess
dc.relation.alternativeidentifierhttps://doi.org/10.1590/tem-1980-542x2022v280207
dc.relation.volume28


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