cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303297
title: Robert Chester Smith in Brazil: a field art history

description: ABSTRACT In the first half of the 20th century, there was a convergence of interests for the colonial theme, specifically for Brazilian colonial art and architecture, from different countries such as the United States, Portugal and Brazil. Among these countless subjects, intellectuals and researchers involved, I use the art historian Robert Chester Smith, who moved between the three countries mentioned, as the guiding thread. The purpose of the article is to understand how the project to catalog and inventory Brazilian colonial art and architecture dialogues with the project for national heritage. The article discusses the performance of Robert Chester Smith in several Brazilian cities, during the 1937 and 1946 trips. The trips were a way for the historian to specialize in his field of study through field research, in addition to serving the cultural and political interests of institutions that financed his research. The bibliography produced in the period from 1937, the year of his first visit to Brazil, until 1946, the year of his second visit, will be interpreted by the bias visited cities, length of stay, support institutions, etc. - and from the theoretical and methodological point of view with the authors with whom it dialogued, the themes and files searched and the sources used.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303294
title: Judicialization of health and public hearing convened by the Supreme Court in 2009: what has changed since then?

description: In 2009, the Supreme Court (STF) convened a Public Hearing to discuss the judicialization in health, in which 51 speeches were heard. Using a descriptive-analytical method, we aimed to systematize the speaker's arguments; to identify potential actions to overcome the problem; and to analyze what have been done since then. Public policies have failed in applying SUS principles in some individual levels and the judicialization should be seen as an exceptional instrument, not the rule of the system. The principal proposals adopted were: the use of scientific evidence in decision making (Executive and Judiciary) and the sustainability of health funding. In both cases there have been significant advances.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303292
title: Predictive model to the tuberculosis treatment abandonment

description: This study aimed to build a predictive model taking as explanatory variables the characteristics of individuals with tuberculosis so to define the most appropriate treatment. A descriptive observational research of quantitative approach was applied. The target population (n=1925) was collected from the Reportable Diseases Information System of João Pessoa-PB, Brazil, between 2001 and 2008. In the final model odds ratio (OR) the following quitting treatment risk variables were considered: education in high school (OR=1.56) and in college (OR=42.99), race (OR=2.29) and re-entry after quitting (OR=2.71). The decision-making process should be directed to the best fit model in order to identify likely-to-quit-treatment individuals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303289
title: Musée national de l’histoire de l’immigration - Persona grata: the human concept of hospitality for immigrants and refugees

description: ABSTRACT This paper reflects the crisis of hospitality on the global scene through the exhibition Persona grata at the National Museum of the History of Immigration in Paris. The challenge in this research is to contribute to establish an interdisciplinary debate on hospitality in the light of French thinkers like Derrida, Gotman, Boudou, Brugère and Le Blanc. The methodological element used in this research was direct observation and photographic recording. The presentation of the museum proposal for the Persona Grata exhibition highlights criticisms of modern hospitality. The link between hospitality and immigration, inserted in the permanent and temporary exhibitions of the National Museum of the History of Immigration, served to reflect on the practices of those included and excluded of the immigrants and refugees from the social process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303286
title: Interpretative repertoires of professionals engaged in network services of mental health and primary care of Belo Horizonte on drug use

description: This research on the Education Program for Working in Health (PET-Health) has as objective to survey the drug-related conceptions of professionals engaged in network services of mental health and primary care of the city of Belo Horizonte. A quantitative methodology was used by means of structured questionnaire, being the data statistical analysis accomplished through SPSS. The concept of interpretative repertoire was applied to the analysis, which, in summary, revealed that the interviewed professionals are guided mainly by two interpretative repertoires on drugs: the public health discourse and the moral legal discourse. Both repertoires appear with the same intensity, producing ambiguous and contradictory care practices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303284
title: From hands to vaults: reflections on material transformations and ownership transference of devotional books in the late middle ages

description: ABSTRACT Medieval illuminated codices belonging to public collections are presented under the perspective of the modern era’s habit of collecting. The material approach is based in the analysis of descriptions from several national libraries, especially the catalogue rendered by the librarian Frei João de Santa Ana, between 1809 and 1821 for the Mafra’s National Palace Library collection. This work aims to reflect on the ownership transference of private devotion codices - of reserved and personal use -, their presence in royal libraries and the significant shifts in their physical shape and symbolical-functional assignments. To do so, a brief study on the practices of production, use, circulation, collecting and preservation of illuminated manuscripts, in general, is presented, through the study of emblematic case studies of circulation and material transformations. Regarding their production, formulas of pictorial representation disseminated by studios on the Italian Peninsula, Andes, Flanders and France are comparatively classified and identified in specific codices. Also, the alterations inflicted to the codices to meet the preferences of the new owners are used as material signs that reveal practices of preservation and the habit of collecting.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303282
title: “Paper, quills and drugs for ink”: office supplies in the diamonds administration in the 18th century

description: ABSTRACT This article discusses the import, circulation and use of office supplies by the Royal Diamond Extraction in Minas Gerais during the last decades of the 18th century, questioning about their importance for the administration and fiscal control intended by the authorities of that period. Utilizing sources belonging to the Real Erário fund from the Historical Archives of the Portuguese Court of Auditors, we unveiled the work of that institution and the consumption of account books, papers of varying quality and European manufacturers, quill pens and substances used in the production of iron gall ink. The study of those elements evinces not only their relevance to the bureaucratic activities of that society, but also a material dimension that we rarely see in the past. After all, such supplies and artifacts allow to understand some production conditions of documents preserved in archives and libraries.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303279
title: Edition & Censorship: the materiality of Sir Roger L’Estrange’s pamphlets in the early 1660s

description: ABSTRACT Sir Roger L’Estrange was an author, pamphleteer, journalist, translator and censor, whose activities had a great impact on the development of press control systems in the period of Charles II’s Restoration to the English throne. Combining both his role as the Surveyor of the Press and his writings, L’Estrange persecuted opponents of the government by means of his repressive actions and his agile pen. His printed pamphlets and newspapers were dedicated to denouncing the abuses committed by seditious authors, printers and booksellers, who produced and dispersed texts against the king and the Church aiming to agitate the people towards a new revolution. The composition of his writings, which commonly depended on the work of his bookseller and ally Henry Brome, was peculiar. His texts congregated Roman, Italic and Gothic typefaces, marginal notes and a variety of typographical signs. This multiplicity of fonts and graphic elements had important consequences on the transmission and comprehension of his messages since it associated writing/reading, visuality and orality. Even though this structure was not unusual for the polemic genre, employed to combat political and religious adversaries, it seems possible to affirm that Roger L’Estrange had a particular typographical style, which was convenient to his repressive objectives. By analyzing the materiality and textuality of his pamphlets published at the beginning of the 1660s, this article aims to discuss the implications of the author-censor role performed by L’Estrange during the Restoration.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303276
title: Conservation of scientific instruments in Brazil. Case study: defining the intervention criteria for the Bamberg elbow transit telescope of MAST

description: ABSTRACT The architectural complex of Observatório Nacional was completed in 1927, including the astronomical observation pavilions, of which one pavilion houses the Bamberg 10783 elbow telescope. All building architecture, collections and archiving funds were subject to registration by the Instituto do Patrimônio Histórico e Artístico Nacional (in 1986) and by the Instituto Estadual do Patrimônio Cultural (in 1987). The diagnosis and definition of the interventions in this Bamberg telescope of Museu de Astronomia e Ciências Afins (MAST) integrate this article. Due to cross-sectional nature of the conservator’s research going beyond materiality, we get information before any intervention in order to identify which values would be affected by possible treatments on damages and replacement parts. Utilizing a classification in 4 degrees of deterioration, taking as a tacit parameter the manuscript scratched in the varnish of the inversion elevator column, the diagnosis of the telescope revealed a significant percentage of unprotected metal surfaces, some fairly advanced localized corrosion, and a considerable percentage of uniform corrosion thin layer. The most symbolic damages on this elbow transit telescope only required minimal intervention and discussion on what would be the best course of action given the adverse conditions of its preservation in situ.
DOI: 10.3886/e135961
title: Center for Postsecondary Success, Developmental Education Project, Qualitative Focus Group Interview Protocols

description: In 2013, the Florida legislature drastically restructured developmental education placement and instruction through Senate Bill 1720. The new law mandates that the 28 state colleges (formerly the community colleges) in the Florida College System (FCS) provide developmental education that is more tailored to the needs of students. This law gives students much more flexibility in deciding whether they need developmental education and how they can go about receiving developmental education instruction. For many students, developmental education and placement tests are now optional regardless of prior academic preparation. In addition, developmental education must now be delivered through a variety of accelerated and co-requisite strategies. The legislation does not mandate the specific programmatic details around each option (it only requires that each option be provided), and therefore allows the individual campuses in the FCS some flexibility in the form and delivery of each option.
DOI: 10.3886/e135961v1
title: Center for Postsecondary Success, Developmental Education Project, Qualitative Focus Group Interview Protocols

description: In 2013, the Florida legislature drastically restructured developmental education placement and instruction through Senate Bill 1720. The new law mandates that the 28 state colleges (formerly the community colleges) in the Florida College System (FCS) provide developmental education that is more tailored to the needs of students. This law gives students much more flexibility in deciding whether they need developmental education and how they can go about receiving developmental education instruction. For many students, developmental education and placement tests are now optional regardless of prior academic preparation. In addition, developmental education must now be delivered through a variety of accelerated and co-requisite strategies. The legislation does not mandate the specific programmatic details around each option (it only requires that each option be provided), and therefore allows the individual campuses in the FCS some flexibility in the form and delivery of each option.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303273
title: BEYOND THE “CLASS DEFECTOR”: PLURAL SOCIALIZATION IN FIRST-GENERATION HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENT NARRATIVES

description: Long-lived educational trajectories of people from lower classes are frequent objects of sociological reflection. Relevant research has allowed for knowledge advances concerning practices that favor the emergence of some of these unlikely cases. This article addresses this theme based on data obtained through in-depth interviews with 25 people presenting popular origins, who represent the first generation of their families to attend higher education. The aim is to problematize the image commonly attributed to these trajectories, which usually focuses on the suffering, the feeling of not belonging and the cultural rupture with the original working class environment. It is argued herein that the concept of such an image is influenced by the mobilization of the concept of class defector. Through an empirical analysis, this article criticizes the application of such a concept in favor of interpretations that consider not only the diverse cultural references to which these individuals are potentially subject to, but also those that consider them competent social actors for the reading of different social contexts.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303271
title: The Age as a Differential in The Engagement of Nursing Professionals

description: Abstract Work engagement is defined by a balance between the cognitive and affective part of the professional. This study aims to identify the relationship between the engagement and the age of nursing professionals, in terms of vigor, dedication and absorption, acting in different health organizations. The cross-sectional study, with descriptive complexity level, quantitative approach, includes 900 nursing professionals enrolled in the Coren-RS, Brazil. The research instrument covers sociodemographic issues and the brief engagement questionnaire in Utrecht's work. The results indicate an average level of engagement, specially for the attribute related to dedication. Higher engagement levels were identified in professionals up to 34 years and over 40 years of age.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303269
title: The concept of territory for institutional management of photographic heritage on human rights: the case of the National Archive of Memory (Argentina)

description: ABSTRACT The essay seeks to discuss the concept of territory as the structuring base of the holdings lines of institutions dedicated to the management of photographic documents. Such definition is fundamental for those institutions accomplish, with quality, their role in the consolidation and preservation on a specific photographic heritage territory. It is important to point out that such a conception does not necessarily imply the establishment of geographical borders, rather, they depend on the symbolic - and, of course, political - conformation of a documentary set and its relations with society. In concrete terms, the essay discusses the institutional conformation of the National Archive of Memory, in Argentina, and its photographic documentary holdings, analyzed from the point of view of their contextual characteristics and their relationship with the territory of human rights.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303268
title: An eighteenth century text in three centuries: the contents, forms and meanings of the Noticia Primeira Practica written by João Antonio Cabral Camello (18 th -20 th centuries)

description: ABSTRACT The “Noticia Primeira Practica Que da ao Reverendo Padre Diogo Soarez o Cappitam Ioaõ Antonio Cabral Camello sobre a Viage, que fez as Minaz do Cuyaba no anno de 1727” consists of a narrative about the river trip undertaken by João Antonio Cabral Camello from Sorocaba (São Paulo) to Cuiabá (Mato Grosso) in 1727, possibly written in 1734. The two existing handwritten testimonies concerning this text can be found in codex CXVI 1-15 of the Diogo Soares Collection of the Évora Public Library, Portugal. Over the following centuries it was published in different media, such as the Revista do Instituto Histórico e Geográfico Brasileiro by Francisco Adolfo de Varnhagen, in 1842, and the book Relatos monçoeiros in 1953, organized by Afonso d’Escragnolle Taunay. This article traces the historical trajectory of Noticia Primeira Practica by studying its production, transmission and appropriation throughout the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. Due to the nature of the object, as well as the proposed investigative questions, its study requires an interdisciplinary theoretical framework including History of Written Culture, Palaeography, Philology and Material Bibliography. Although distinct, these fields have a common research object: written text studied as a historical, social, linguistic and material representation. Acknowledging the material dimension of the text allowed us to analyze it from the perspective of Material Culture studies. Primarily an artifact, the Noticia Primeira Practica is here to considered a vector and product of social relations.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303267
title: The First Page of History: Material Configuration and Functions of the Title Page in German 18th-Century History Books

description: ABSTRACT Based on the analysis of 192 title pages from German eighteenth-century history books, the goal of this article was to investigate the elements and historical agents involved in the graphic composition process of these pieces, the functions of this typographic device in the Early Modern editorial market, and what type of connections their material configurations reveal. To this end, the first section defines the parameters of the documentary corpus and presents an analysis of the formal elements of the title pages in terms of an eighteenth-century graphic device. Next, the patterns of the typographic compositions of the documents are analyzed to unveil cultural and, consequently, historical dimensions of the choices made by compositors when setting the title pages in printing shops. The third section focuses on the graphic operations carried out by editors, printers and artists. The aim was to analyze the visual transformations of the title pages from a chronological standpoint as well as their functions. The fourth section examines the material evidence left behind by the agents involved in the production of the title pages, revealing the collective nature of the work carried out in printing shops. Finally, the fifth and last section of this article explores some printed ornaments from a material perspective to establish connections between the agents that left their mark already in the first page of history books.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303266
title: Digital reconstruction for the documentation of the heritage: the case of Vilanova Artigas Building

description: ABSTRACT The aim of this paper is to present and discuss the approach adopted for the elaboration of digital models of the Vilanova Artigas building, focusing on the meaning, uses and limitations of several models and survey methods as well. The digital reconstruction of the building, and its parts, was carried out based on conventional topographic survey with total station, 3D laser scan associated with photogrammetry, metric survey using manual instruments and visual analysis associated with photographic record. The modeling process, through the integration of several methods, allowed the gathering of historical data, laboratory analyses and on-site tests, enabling classification and registration of useful information for the future conservation management plan of the building. The conception of a single model proved to be infeasible; specialty requires specific data which may even use different geometric delimitations (modeling) of the constituent parts of the building. It is proposed a simplified model with the objective of generally delimiting the geometry of the building and then each specialty would use this preliminary information to design the model that best meets its objectives.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303264
title: Lina Bo Bardi and the experience of restoration in Brazil

description: ABSTRACT This article aims to present and deepen a historical and critical evaluation of the Lina Bo Bardi’s contribution to the Brazilian and international architectural culture, in particular to the foundations and practice of restoration. The temporal delimitation extends from the 1960s, when the architect designs and executes the restoration of the Solar do Unhão in Salvador, adapting it to the Museum of Modern Art of Bahia, until the 1990s, when she performs her latest works, before the death in 1992. The analysis of some selected works, among the two dozen restoration projects carried out, intends to contribute, first, to identify the internal coherence of its production, as well as to ponder the transformations that have occurred over time. It is also intended to explore the dialogue that Lina Bo Bardi establishes between the Italian environment, the theories of restoration and Brazilian practice. Finally, it is intended that the proposed analysis contributes to a timely review of the historiography of modern architecture in São Paulo and Brazil, as well as collaborate in the construction of the history of the preservation of cultural heritage in the country.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14303263
title: The Museu Paulista of Mário Neme (1960-1973)

description: ABSTRACT This article analyzes the work of Mário Neme as Director of Paulista Museum, from 1960 to 1973. He became the Director after working with the organizing staff of the Historical Exhibition of the 40th Centenary of the City of São Paulo, in 1954. When Neme took office, the museum had serious financial and staff problems, with unfinished works since 1953. This prevented people from visiting the place. Despite the issues he faced, some actions and projects were implemented, bringing important changes to the museum: it was finally opened for visitation, the archeology section was improved, the museology course was implemented, and the museum became managed by the University of São Paulo; this turned the museum into a University Museum. Yearly reports and those prepared by the teams of researchers and staff of the institution were analyzed in the preparation of this paper. Interviews with museum staff and intellectuals were also carried out. Reading the documents and analyzing the interviews allowed realizing that, during Neme’s management, Paulista Museum was a research center under development and an important social space for intellectuals during that period.