A 55-year trajectory of the most influential specialist in the History of Colonial Brazil: an interview with Stuart B. Schwartz
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Interview with Professor Stuart B. Schwartz, George Burton Adams Professor at Yale University (New Haven, Connecticut). In this interview, Prof. Schwartz reflects upon his academic career, discusses his life-time engagement with the history of Brazil, presents his current concerns as a professor and researcher, discloses his future projects and analyzes the current situation of Brazil and its historiography.
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