Participant Guide

School Of Advanced Science
Bicentennial of the brazilian
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SPSAS BIcentennial
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SPSAS BICENTENNIAL
School Participant’s Guide
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summary
ABOUT SPSAS.......................................................................................4
Program Overview .........................................................................5
Registration ......................................................................................6
Certificate .........................................................................................7
Hotel and transportation to school.....................................8
Detailed Program .........................................................................10
Syllabus ...........................................................................................18
About the University of São Paulo .......................................20
university restaurants.............................................................24
ABOUT SÃO PAULO ............................................................................26
ABOUT IPIRANGA MUSEUM ..............................................................27
São Paulo’s METRO MAP ...............................................................28
public transportation in são paulo ....................................29
Speakers ...........................................................................................45
Sponsors ...........................................................................................52
Organization ...................................................................................53
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About the SPSAS

The São Paulo School of Advanced Science on
Bicentennial of the Brazilian Independence
(SPSAS-BI), supported by the São Paulo School of
Advanced Science Program at FAPESP and
organized by the Ipiranga Museum, will take
place from 6 to 15 February 2023 at the Ipiranga
Museum and at the University of São Paulo, in
Brazil.
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Program Overview
MON TUE WED THU FRi SAT SUN
6
Registration
7 8 9 10 11 12
Opening
Cerimony
15
13 14 Closing 16 17 18 19
Cerimony
Takes place at the ipiranga Museum
Takes place at University of São Paulo

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Registration
Registration will take place on Ipiranga Museum
entrance only on February 6th starting at 4h30
pm.
At registration, participants must present an

original document (ID or Passport) with full name
and photo in order to receive all the material of
the school.
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Certificate
In order to receive the certificate, participants
must:
- comply with 80% of presence during the
School's activities;
- present a copy of both boarding passes
(agreeing to submit by email to
bicentenario@usp.br the return boarding pass);
- sign the funding receipt; and
- answer a mandatory questionnaire about the
school on the last day of the event.
After complying with the requirements, the

certificates will be sent by email to the
participants.
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Hotel and Transportation to School

The participants eligible to FAPESP's funding will stay at the
Hotel Ibis Budget São Paulo Paraíso located in Paraíso, São
Paulo next to Paulista Avenue and 500 meters of the
Cultural Center.
Address: Rua Vergueiro, 1571 - Vila Mariana, São Paulo - SP,

04101-000
The rooms have air-conditioned, free wi-fi access and a private

bathroom. Ibirapuera Park is 2.3 km away from the hotel and
São Paulo - Congonhas Airport, the closest one, is located 6 km
from the property. The Liberdade neighborhood is the center of
the Japanese community in the city, the biggest Japanese colony
in the world outside Japan, and is located approximately 2 km
from the hotel. Around the hotel there are different options of
transports and stores. It is near the Paraíso Station, a station on
Line 1 (Blue) and Line 2 (Green) of the São Paulo Metro, and 1
km from a shopping center (Shopping Pátio Paulista).
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Furthermore, there are several possibilities of restaurants
and cafes to go to. Some options are:
1. Salad Days (Vegan)
Google price range: $
R. Arujá, 57 - Paraíso, São Paulo
2. Loving Hut (Vegan)
Google price range: $$
R. França Pinto, 243 - Vila Mariana, São Paulo
3. Astronauta Café (Vegan)
R. Rio Grande, 139 - Vila Mariana, São Paulo
4. Pé na Jaca (Vegetarian)
R. Dr. Rafael de Barros, 46 - Paraíso, São Paulo
5. Atmosfera Restaurante
R. Domingos de Morais, 90 - Vila Mariana, São Paulo
6.Shin-Zushi (Japanese food)
Google price range: $$$$
R. Afonso de Freitas, 169 - Paraíso, São Paulo
8.Ciao Vino & Birra (Italian food)
R. Tutóia, 451 - Paraíso, São Paulo
8.Barskiy Dom - Restaurante Russo (Russian food)
R. Apeninos, 681 - Aclimação, São Paulo
9.Paradiso 747 Pizza & Parrilla
R. Apeninos, 747 - Paraíso, São Paulo
10.LONDON COFFEE STATION (Cafe)
Rua Jardim Ivone, 21 - Vila Mariana, São Paulo
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Detailed program
Track 1: National Perspective
Day 1 – 6th February (Monday)
16h30 - 17h30 Student enrolment and logistical issues.
Opening ceremony:
Amâncio Jorge de Oliveira, (Vice-
Director, Museu Paulista)
Rosaria Ono (director, museu
paulista).
Marco Antonio Zago (fapesp's
17h30 – 18h30 president)
Vahan Agopyan, Secretário de
Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação do
Estado de São Paulo
Carlos Gilberto Carlotti Júnior
(USP's dean)
18h30 – 19h30 Reception cocktail

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Day 2 – 7th February (tuesday)
Clashing Idea: struggles for power in the

Independence of Brazil
09h30 – 11h Cecília Helena de Salles de Oliveira
(USP)
11h00 - 11h15 Coffee break
Interpretations on Brazil's Independence

11h15 - 12h30 Bernardo Ricupero (DCP-USP)
12h30 – 14h00 Lunch break
14h00 – 17h00 Visit to the Museu do Ipiranga’s exhibits
Day 3 – 8th February (wednesday)
Memories of independence: celebratory

practices and symbolic disputes (the
09h00 – 10h30 perspective of São Paulo)
Paulo César Garcez Marins (MP-USP)
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10h30 - 10h45 Coffee Break
Temporary Exhibition: Memories of

10h45 - 12h00 independence
12h00 – 13h30 Lunch break
Memories of independence: other

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13h30 – 15h00 Carlos Rogério Lima Junior (Unicamp)
Márcia Eckert Miranda (UNIFESP)
Practical activity: debate about the

15h00 – 16h30 Temporary Exhibition - Memories of
Independence
16h30 – 16h45 Coffee break
The native peoples and the independence

16h45 - 18h00 of Brazil
Daniel Munduruku (UK'A Institute)
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Day 4 – 9th February (Thursday)
Fapesp Advanced School

09h30 – 10h30 Luiz Eugênio Mello (FAPESP)
territories in dispute, Ipiranga Museum

10h45 – 12h45 Jorge Cintra (MP-USP)
Synésio Sampaio (MRE)
12h45 – 14h30 lunch break
The role of the enslaved in the

14h30 – 16h independence process
Ynaê Lopes dos Santos (UFF)
The Kidnapping of Independence: A history

of the construction of the Sete de
16h00 - 16h15 Setembro myth
Lilia Schwarcz (USP)
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Day 5 – 10th February (friday)
monumentalizing the memory of the

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09h – 10h30 Rosangela de Jesus (UNILA)
Aline Figueroa (UFBA)
Michelli Monteiro (USP)
10h30 - 11h Coffee Break
the memory of independence on the

sesquicentennial
11h - 12h30 Marcia Neme Buzalaf (UEL)
Gustavo Alonso (UFPE)
12h30 – 14h00 lunch Break
14h00 – 17h30 Practical activity
Day 6 – 11th February (saturday)
visit to the Museu da língua

recommendation portuguesa
visit to the pinacoteca
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Day 7 – 12th February (sunday)

visit to the Museu de Arte
Contemporânea
recommendation visit to the Itaú Cultural's
Brasiliana exposition
Track 2: the internacional dimension
Day 8 – 13th February (monday)
Brazil's Independence from an

09h00– 10h00 International Relations Perspective
Rubens Ricupero (FAAP)
10h00 - 10h30 Coffee Break
The process of recognizing independence

from brazil's optics
10h30 – 12h30 Carlos Henrique Cardim (MRE)
Paulo Roberto de Almeida (IHG-DF)
Helio Franchini Neto (MRE)

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Brazil's Independence from the Global

14h00 – 15h00 South: Diplomacy and History
Iris Kantor (FFLCH/USP)
15h00 – 15h30 coffe Break
Visit to other USP units / collections -

15h30 – 18h00 Mindlin
Day 9 – 14th February (tuesday)

from an international perspective (part 1)
Daniel Rojas (Grenoble Alpes
10h00 – 12h30 University).
Gerardo Caetano (UDELAR)

14h30 – 15h30 from an international perspective (part 2)
Anthony Pereira (FIU)
15h30 – 17h ParticipantS' Workshop

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Day 10 – 15th February (wenesday)
09h30 – 12h30 ParticipantS' Workshop
13h00 – 14h30 lunch break
Closing Ceremony
Janina Onuki (DCP-USP)
14h30 – 16h00 Paulo Garcez (MP-USP)
Marli Quadros (PRCEU)
Paulo Martins (FFLCH-USP)
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Syllabus
Book collection about the Ipiranga Museum:
https://www.edusp.com.br/livros/?
filtro=colecao&id=1059&
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Syllabus
Discover the collection of the Museu do Ipiranga
available on a new online platform:
https://jornal.usp.br/universidade/conheca-o-acervo-
do-museu-do-ipiranga-disponivel-em-nova-
plataforma-on-line/
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About the University of São Paulo

The University of São Paulo (USP) is a public institution,
maintained by the state of São Paulo and affiliated with
the State Department of Economic, Scientific and
Technological Development. Founded in 1934 in São
Paulo, the state capital, it offers 247 undergraduate
courses and 239 graduate programs (319 masters’ and
308 Ph.D. degrees) in all fields of knowledge, in addition
to more than 900 extramural courses.
With 48 schools and institutes spread over seven
campuses and other venues in 11 cities of the state, USP
has about 84,000 students (57,000 undergraduates and
27,000 graduates), 6,000 professors (99% with a doctor’s
degree, 85% dedicated full time to the university), and
16,000 employees.
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USP HIstory
FFLCH – History and Geography Building
Inaugurated in 1964, the History and Geography Building,

or the History and Geography Gap for intimates, was
designed by architect Eduardo Corona. Graduated from
the FAU, Corona was invited, in the early 60s, by the
executive director of the USP Construction Fund, Paulo de
Camargo e Almeida, to start the construction of a building
that aimed, through its architecture, to expand university
life.
Considered the first building in the Human Sciences

sector, the History and Geography building is established
from a large central hall where the circulation ramps are
located. In
reinforced concrete, the building has a large space on the
ground floor used as a social space. In 1967, it received
the IAB Award in the category of buildings constructed in
the educational buildings sector
Today, the FFLCH gap is a meeting point for students and

one of the main venues for university parties and
assemblies.
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USP HIstory
The Brasiliana Guita and José Mindlin Library
It is an important library created in January 2005 to house

and integrate the Brazilian collection gathered over more
than eighty years by the bibliophile José Mindlin and his
wife Guita. The couple, passionate about books, donated
to the university the mission and grace of housing the
largest private collection in Brazil: around 17,000 titles and
40,000 volumes.
This Library, in accordance with its bylaws, is committed to

conserving, disseminating and facilitating access to the
collection by students, researchers and the general public,
and promoting the dissemination of studies on Brazilian
subjects through specific programs and projects. In this
sense, it has acted as an interdisciplinary center for
documentation, research and scientific dissemination of
Brazilian studies, book culture, information technology
and digital humanities, becoming an integration body for
various academic initiatives of intersectoral interest. and
transdisciplinary.
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USP HIstory
Praça do Relógio
Praça do Relógio was built to be a central point for the

university city of USP, becoming a place for meetings or
passage to other parts of the campus. The main highlight of
the square is its central clock, which is an important
architectural monument for the campus. This is because, in
addition to being a building that, by itself, already highlights
the Square, it also represents the university world itself. In
the sculptural project developed by Elisabeth Nobiling, then
professor of Plastics at FAU, there is a set of twelve drawings
that represent the main areas of study at the University.
The “world of fantasy” is on the side facing the former

rectory, with representations of poetry, social sciences,
economic sciences, dance, music and theater, architecture
and plastic arts and philosophy. On the other side, towards
the new rectory, we have engravings of what would be the
“world of reality”, symbolizing astronomy, chemistry,
biological sciences, physics, geological sciences and
mathematics.
As the base of the two towers, there is a water mirror which,

around it, expresses an idea that represents what the
construction designers wanted with the clock. The phrase “In
the universe of culture, the center is everywhere”, uttered by
the rector of USP in the 1950s, Miguel Reale, represents the
notion that Praça do Relógio would be the central point of
university experience.
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University Restaurants
Inside the USP campuses there are several restaurants
aimed at the university public, the famous “bandejões”. In
them, it is possible to have a meal with adequate and
healthy menus, prepared by nutritionists, at affordable
prices for those from the USP community.
Available restaurants are listed below, and are open
during lunch hours (11:00-14:45) and dinner hours (17:30-
19:30)
Restaurante Central - Travessa Oito, Rua Cidade

Universitária, Praça do Relógio Solar, 300 - Butantã,
São Paulo - SP, 05508-050
Restaurante Física - Tv. R, 187 - Butantã, São Paulo - SP,
05508-090
Restaurante PUSP-C - Cidade Universitária USP, Av.
Prof. Almeida Prado, 1280 - Butantã, São Paulo - SP,
05508-070 / 11H15 – 14H45
Restaurante Químicas - Av. Prof. Lineu Prestes, 748 -
Butantã, São Paulo - SP, 05508-000
In addition, information such as prices and the menu of

the day is available on the following website:
https://prip.usp.br/restaurantes/


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Other Restaurants
In addition to university options, there are common
restaurants within the USP campus, which charge prices
practiced in the rest of the city, some more expensive and
others cheaper. Some examples are listed below.
Sweden Restaurante - Av. Prof. Lúcio Martins Rodrigues,
4 - Butantã, São Paulo - SP, 05508-020
Lanchonete e Restaurante Caju - R. do Matão, 622-878 -
Requinte Refeições - Av. Prof. Lineu Prestes, 913 -
Dôki Dôki - Japanese Food - Praça do Relógio Solar, 24 -
Big Dog USP - Since 1977 - 154, Praça do Relógio Solar,
24 - Butantã
Padaria Uspão - Avenida Professor Mello Moraes, Tv. 8,
Lanchonete da Letras - Av. Prof. Luciano Gualberto, 298-
Minerva Lanches e Grelhados - Av. Prof. Almeida Prado,
Lanchonete da ECA - Dona Leoa - prédio da Vivência da
ECA - Av. Prof. Lúcio Martins Rodrigues, 443 - Butantã,
São Paulo - SP, 05508-020
Pais e Filhos Lanches - Avenida Professor Lineu Prestes,
1400 Bolsão do ICB - Butantã, São Paulo - SP, 05508-000
Restaurante Princesa das Saladas - Av. Prof. Lineu
Prestes, 2227 - Butantã, São Paulo - SP, 05508-000
Lanchonete Da Mecânica - Av. Professor Mello Moraes,
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About São Paulo

SPSAS-Bicentennial School is located in São Paulo, capital of
the state of São Paulo. With nearly 11 million inhabitants,
equivalent to 6% of the Brazilian population, São Paulo is the
fourth most populous city in the world and South America’s
largest. Located in Southeastern Brazil, along with 38 other
municipalities, it ranks among the world's biggest
metropolitan areas, home to nearly 20 million people.
São Paulo is the most important financial and economic
center of Brazil and of South America. Contributing to more
than 10% of Brazil's GDP and to about 35% of the state of
São Paulo's, it is the world's 19th richest city. According to a
PwC study, it may grow 80% over the next 15 years, climbing
to the 13th position in this ranking by 2020. The city
generates as much wealth as Chile, Latin America's fifth
largest country, which places it among the 50 biggest
economies of the world.
The city hosts 26 universities — three of them public — and
other 146 higher education institutions that ensure the
education and training of a specialized labor force. It is the
45th best academic city in the world according to QS, the
British group responsible for one of the most important
annual classification of universities, Top Universities.
Besides being an important economic, academic and
financial hub, São Paulo is also one of the main centers for
new trends, culture and entertainment in Brazil, with a wide
diversity of museums, theaters, cinemas, parks, restaurants,
nightclubs, and similar establishments.
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About Ipiranga Museum

Reopened to the public in September 2022, the Ipiranga
Museum plays a central role in the celebrations of the
Bicentennial of Independence, in particular through the
exhibition “Memories of Independence”, which brings
different readings and regional narratives about the same
phenomenon. It is in this context that the School emerges
as an opportunity to debate in depth the process of the
Independence of Brazil from different perspectives.
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São Paulo’s METRO MAP
click here to acess the full map in high quality

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Public Transportation in São Paulo

Fares: R$ 4,40 or around US$0,80
Where to buy it:
On Subway/Train Stations: Inside every subway/train

station, there is a ticket office in which you can buy as many
tickets as you want.
Figure 1: Ticket office in the Subway
Figure 2. You need to approach the QR code to the turnstile so it allows
your passage. If you have some questions, call an employee to help you.
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On Buses: Buses don’t use tickets so you need to pay the

fare directly to the bus driver or fare collector, it depends on
the bus line you are taking. Some bus lines have a fare
collector that sits next to the bus’ turnstile and you need to
pay the fare for him. Other lines don’t have a fare collector
and so you need to pay the fare directly to the bus driver.
After entering on a bus, look at the turnstile – which is

usually located in the middle of the bus and see whether
there is some fare collector sitting next to it. If there is, so
you pay the fare to him, if not, you pay for the bus driver.
After paying the fare, the bus driver or the fare collector will
reliase the turnstile for you to pass. You need to pass the
turnstile because it’s forbidden to go down by the bus’s front
door, so you need to pass it to go down by the bottom door.
It is only possible to pay the fare on buses with cash, so you

need to have coins and notes handy before taking a bus. The
maximum change given by the bus driver/fare collector is R$
20,00, so having small notes and coins in handy is a good
practice.
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Figure 3: Fare collector sitting next to the turnstile.
Figure 4: The turnstile is located on the middle of the bus

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Figure 5: Bus with a turnstile without a fare collector, so you
need to pay the fare for the bus driver.
Figure 6: If there isn’t anyone sitting on the fare collector seat, you
need to pay the fare to the bus driver either. Some old buses have
just the fare collector seat

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Figure 7: Press this button if you want to leave the bus in the
next stop


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Integrations:

From one subway/train to other subway/train line:

You can change between metro lines without needing to
pay the fare again as many times as you want.
From one subway/train to a bus lines or from one bus

to the subway/train system: To take a bus after a
train/subway, you’ll need to pay the fare again. To take
the subway/train after taking a bus, you’ll need to pay the
fare again – if you don’t have a ticket with you, it’ll be
needed to buy one.
From bus to bus: Every time you change from one bus
line to another, you’ll need to pay the fare again
From Guarulhos Airport to the hotel
By Cab/Uber: According to Google Maps, its cost

between R$75-110 (US$14,95-21) and the trip takes 50-70
minutes:
By public transportation: At first, you need to take a
free shuttle at the terminal in which you landed. The
shuttle will bring you to the train station.
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Figure 8 Shuttle Path

After arriving at the station Aeroporto-Guarulhos, you need
to take a train to Luz station. The train interval is around 1
hour, so you might need to wait for some minutes to take
the train.
Warning: There are also other lines that will lead you to
other places passing on the same track, so you need to
look carefully to the train’s marquee.

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Figure 8: Airport Express Train Schedule
After taking the train, you need to leave at Luz station. From
there, you will take the line 1-blue of São Paulo’s metro
system towards Jabaquara station. You’ll stop after 5
stations – São Bento, Sé, Liberdade, São Joaquim, Vergueiro
– on Paraíso station.
Figure 9: Take the metro at Luz Station and leaves at Paraíso Station
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You need to exit the station by Rua Vergueiro exit, to hotel
will be next to the station exit.
Figure 10 Paraiso station next to to Ibis Paraíso Hotel
From Congonhas Airport to the hotel

By Cab/Uber: According to Google Maps, its cost
between R$23-29 (US$4,54-5,52) and the trip takes 15-20
minutes:
By Public Transportation: In the airport, you need to
take the bus line 609J-10 in direction to São Judas subway
station. You’ll leave the bus at the final stop. It takes
between 25-30 minutes by bus to arrive at São Judas
subway station
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Figure 11 You will run the entire line, so you don't need to
worry about pressing the sign

After arriving in São Judas subway station, you need to take
the line 1-blue of São Paulo’s subway system towards
Tucuruvi station. You’ll stop after 5 stations – Saúde, Praça
da Árvore, Santa Cruz, Vila Mariana, Ana Rosa – on Paraíso
station.
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Figure 12 You arrive at São Judas station and leaves at Paraíso
Station

You need to exit the station by Rua Vergueiro exit, the hotel
will be next to the station exit.

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Figure 13 Paraiso station nex to to Ibis Paraíso Hotel

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SPEAKERS
Lilia Schwarcz Daniel Munduruku

Lilia Schwarcz is graduated in Daniel Munduruku has a degree in
History from the University of São philosophy and a degree in history
Paulo (USP), mester degree in and psychology. He holds a Master's
Social Anthropology from State and PhD in Education from USP and
University of Campinas (UNICAMP) a Post-Doctorate in Linguistics from
and a PhD in Social Anthropology UFSCar. Belonging to the
from USP. She is the founder of Munduruku indigenous people, he
publishing house Companhia das is the author of 56 published books,
Letras. Presenter of a youtube having received several national and
channel that bears her name and international awards for his literary
work, among them the Jabuti Prize.
in 2010 received the
He is an activist of the Brazilian
Commendation of the National
Indigenous Movement, Director-
Scientific Merit Order. She is the
President of Instituto Uka and
author, among others, of Portrait
founding member of Academia de
in White and Black (1987), The
Letras de Lorena. He co-founded
Spectacle of Races (1993), The
the first online bookstore
Emperor's Beards (1998)
specializing in books by indigenous
authors.
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SPEAKERS
Márcia Eckert Miranda Carlos Henrique Cardim

She holds a degree in History and He holds a degree in Sociology from
Economic Sciences from the the School of Sociology and Politics
Federal University of Rio Grande of São Paulo (1974) and a PhD in
do Sul, a Master's in Economics Sociology from the University of São
from the same university and a Paulo (1994). Career diplomat -
PhD in Applied Economics from Ambassador - Professor at the Rio
the State University of Campinas Branco Institute and at the Institute
(UNICAMP). She is an alternate of Political Science at the University
member of the advisory board of of Brasília. Line of research: History
the Historical Archive of São Paulo of Brazilian Diplomacy. He served at
the Brazilian embassies in Buenos
(SP). She has experience in
Aires, Santiago, Washington and
Economics, with emphasis on
Asuncion. He was Director of the
Economic History, working mainly
Center for Strategic Studies (CEE) of
on the following topics: history,
the Ministry of Science and
history of Brazil, economic history,
Technology, advisor to the Secretary
history of Rio Grande do Sul and
General of Foreign Affairs and
economy.
Director of the Rio Branco Institute.
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SPEAKERS
Luiz Eugênio Mello Paulo César Garcez

Marins
Luiz Eugênio Mello is a Paulo César Garcez Marins is
member of the Academy of a historian. PhD in Social
Sciences of the State of São History from USP and
Paulo (Aciesp) and the professor at Museu Paulista.
Brazilian Academy of Sciences He is an advisor in the
(ABC). He has a graduation in Graduate Programs in
medicine and a master's
Museology and in
degree and a doctorate in
Architecture and Urbanism
molecular biology (1988) from
at USP. He develops research
Universidade Federal de São
on artistic representations of
Paulo (Unifesp). He is sectoral
editor of the Brazilian Journal the Brazilian past in museum
of Medical and Biological collections, as well as on
Research. policies for the preservation
of cultural heritage in Brazil.
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SPEAKERS
Jorge Cintra Synesio Sampaio

Is a member of the Academia
Professor at Museu Paulista,
Paulista de Letras. He is autor
acting mainly in the Curation
of Navegantes, bandeirantes,
of Cartographic Collections.
diplomatas, considered a
Associate editor of the Bulletin
classic of Brazil's diplomatic
of Geodesic Sciences and the
history. He is graduated in law
Brazilian Magazine of
from the University of São
Cartography and Director of
Paulo and is former professor
the Historical and
at Instituto Rio Branco. He
Geographical Institute of São
developed an excellent career
Paulo (IHGSP). Awarded the
in diplomacy for more than
Medal of Cartographic Merit (
four decades, having held
Brazilian Society of
important posts in Brazil and
Cartography ) and Colar
being ambassador in Bogotá,
Guilherme de Almeida
Lisbon and Brussels.
(Câmara Municipal de São
Paulo).
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SPEAKERS
Marcia Neme Buzalaf Daniel Rojas

Adjunct Professor at the Daniel Rojas is a lecturer of
Department of Social Latin American history and
Communication at the State International Cooperation at
University of Londrina (UEL). Grenoble Alpes University,
Graduated in Social currently in assignment to
Communication-Journalism
the National Center for
with a master's degree in
Scientific Research (CNRS) in
International Relations and
the Center Mondes
Political Theory She has
Américains. He is a former
experience in journalistic
practice and teaching, working student of the Ecole Normale
mainly in the following areas: Supérieure (Paris), Ludwig
journalism; history, press; Maximilian University
censorship; Communication; (Munich) & Andes University
alternative culture. (Bogotá).
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SPEAKERS
Anthony pereira Bernardo Ricupero

Bernardo Ricupero possui
Anthony Pereira é professor e
graduação em Ciências Sociais
diretor do Kimberly Green Latin
(1993), mestrado em Ciência Política
American and Caribbean Center na
(1997) e doutorado em Ciência
Florida International University. É
Política (2002) pela Universidade de
fundador e ex-diretor do Instituto
São Paulo e pós-doutorado pelo
de Estudos Brasileiros do King's Colégio do México (2014). Foi
College of London. Possuí PHD pesquisador visitante na University
pela Harvard University na área de of California / Bereley (2001) e no
governo e política latino- Colegio de México (2014). É
americana. Tem experiência na professor doutor da Universidade
área de Ciência Política, com de São Paulo. É diretor-presidente
ênfase em Política Comparada e do Centro de Estudos de Cultura
Relações Internacionais, atuando Contemporânea. Autor, entre
principalmente nos seguintes outros, de "O romantismo e a ideia
temas: estado de direito, Brasil, de nação no Brasil (1830 - 1870)"
segurança pública, regime (2004) e "Sete lições sobre as
autoritário, direitos humanos. interpretações do Brasil" (2008).
independence
SPEAKERS
Carlos Rogério Lima
Rubens Ricupero
Junior

Ambassador of Brazil to the UN, in Postdoctoral Researcher at the

the United States and in Italy. He Institute of Philosophy and Social
holds a bachelor's degree in Legal Sciences at UNICAMP. He holds a PhD
and Social Sciences from the Faculty in Aesthetics and Art History from the
of Law of the University of São Paulo. University of São Paulo and a
He was Minister of the Environment Master's in Brazilian Cultures and
and the Legal Amazon (1993-1994), Identities from the Institute of
Minister of Finance (1994) and Special Brazilian Studies at the same
Advisor to the President of the university. He works on the following
Republic (1985 – 1987). In his role in
themes: Brazilian art in the 19th and
Geneva, he was Chairman of the
early 20th centuries; history paintings
GATT Committee on Trade and
from Museu Paulista; visual imagery
Development (1989) and Chairman of
of independence; imagery of the First
the GATT Contracting Parties (1990 –
Brazilian Republic; portrait of the first
1991). In his academic activities, he
presidents. Member of the Nucleus
was Professor of Theory of
of Art and Power Studies in Brazil (IEB
International Relations at UnB and
Professor of History of International
USP), of the Visual Culture, Image and
Relations in Brazil, Instituto Rio History Research Group (UNICAMP)
Branco. among other research groups.
independence
SPEAKERS
Paulo Roberto Cecília Helena de Salles

de Almeida de Oliveira
PhD in Social Sciences (Université Bachelor and Licentiate in
Libre de Bruxelles, 1984), Master in History from the University of
Economic Planning (University of
São Paulo (1973); Master
Antwerp, 1977), Licentiate in Social
Sciences from Université Libre de (1979) and Phd (1987) in
Bruxelles, 1975). He is a career Social History from USP;
diplomat, serving in various posts Lecturer at Museu Paulista at
abroad, where he held positions in USP (2000). She has been a
the Secretary of State in the areas
professor at the Graduate
of trade, integration, finance and
Program in Social History at
investment. He was Professor of
Political Sociology at the Rio USP since 1994, and is
Branco Institute and at the currently a full professor at
University of Brasília (1986-87). He the Museu Paulista at the
is Director of International University of São Paulo.
Relations at IHG-DF.
independence
SPEAKERS
Gerardo Caetano Ynae Lopes dos Santos
Historian and political Ynaê Lopes dos Santos is an

scientist. PhD in History, and Adjunct Professor at the
Professor at the University History Institute of the
of the Republic. He is Fluminense Federal University
- UFF. She conducts research in
Academic Director of the
the area of American History,
Center for Training in
with emphasis on Modern
Regional Integration (CEFIR).
Slavery and Ethnic-Racial
He has released more than Relations in the Americas,
150 publications, including: working mainly on the
The agony of reformism following topics: slavery,
(1916-1925). Montevideo: Iberian America, formation of
CLAEH, 1983; The Nation States, slave cities,
conservative siege (1925- ethnic-racial relations.
1929).
independence
SPEAKERS
Michelli Cristine Scapol Gustavo Alonso

Monteiro
Michelli Cristine Scapol Gustavo Alonso is
Monteiro is an adjunct Professor at UFPE in the
curator and postdoctoral
Communication Course
researcher at the Museu
Paulista at USP. She develops and Coordinator of the
research about visual Graduate Course in Music
representation and in the same university. He
construction of symbolic has experience on
imaginaries, with focus on
History, with emphasis on
historic paintings as well as
History of the Brazilian
public monuments. She
works primarily with the Republic, popular music,
following subjects: cultural cultural history and mass
history and urban history. culture.
independence
SPEAKERS
Rosangela de Jesus Aline de Figueirôa

Silva Silva
Rosangela de Jesus Silva is Aline de Figueirôa Silva is
currently a professor of the Adjunctive Professor at
History course at the Universidade Federal da
Federal University of Latin Bahia and Director of
American Integration - Institutional Relations of the
UNILA. She is a researcher Brazilian Association of
specialized in Art's History Landscape Architects. She
on the nineteen century, has book chapters and
with a focus on Angelo di articles in national and
Agostini, illustrated press, foreign periodicals on
formation of the national Brazilian historic gardens.
identities and relationships Aline also did a doctoral
between art and politics on internship at Harvard
the period. University.
independence
SPONSORS
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT
independence
ORGANIZATION
Organization Committee
Amancio Jorge de Oliveira
Gabriela Ferreira
Janina Onuki
Hermano do Amaral Pinto Neto
Tato Carbonaro
Local Committee
Eduardo Tomaz Da Silva
Giovana Maria Santos O. R. Almeida
Letícia Stefaneli Capuano
Paulo César Cardoso
Thaiane Nascimento da Silva
Vitor Nicoletti Callender Varjao
Vinicius Dias Povoa

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School Of Advanced Science

Bicentennial of the brazilian

About the SPSAS

MON TUE WED THU FRi SAT SUN

Takes place at the ipiranga Museum

Takes place at University of São Paulo

At registration, participants must present an

After complying with the requirements, the

Hotel and Transportation to School

Address: Rua Vergueiro, 1571 - Vila Mariana, São Paulo - SP,

The rooms have air-conditioned, free wi-fi access and a private

Track 1: National Perspective

Day 1 – 6th February (Monday)

16h30 - 17h30 Student enrolment and logistical issues.

18h30 – 19h30 Reception cocktail

Day 2 – 7th February (tuesday)

Clashing Idea: struggles for power in the

11h00 - 11h15 Coffee break

Interpretations on Brazil's Independence

12h30 – 14h00 Lunch break

14h00 – 17h00 Visit to the Museu do Ipiranga’s exhibits

Day 3 – 8th February (wednesday)

Memories of independence: celebratory

10h30 - 10h45 Coffee Break

Temporary Exhibition: Memories of

12h00 – 13h30 Lunch break

Memories of independence: other

Practical activity: debate about the

16h30 – 16h45 Coffee break

The native peoples and the independence

Day 4 – 9th February (Thursday)

Fapesp Advanced School

10h30 - 10h45 Coffee break

territories in dispute, Ipiranga Museum

12h45 – 14h30 lunch break

The role of the enslaved in the

16h00 - 16h15 Coffee break

The Kidnapping of Independence: A history

Day 5 – 10th February (friday)

monumentalizing the memory of the

10h30 - 11h Coffee Break

the memory of independence on the

12h30 – 14h00 lunch Break

14h00 – 17h30 Practical activity

Day 6 – 11th February (saturday)

visit to the Museu da língua

Day 7 – 12th February (sunday)

Track 2: the internacional dimension

Day 8 – 13th February (monday)

Brazil's Independence from an

10h00 - 10h30 Coffee Break

The process of recognizing independence

12h30 – 14h00 lunch Break

Brazil's Independence from the Global

15h00 – 15h30 coffe Break

Visit to other USP units / collections -

Day 9 – 14th February (tuesday)

13h00 – 14h30 lunch Break

The process of recognizing independence

15h30 – 17h ParticipantS' Workshop

Day 10 – 15th February (wenesday)

09h30 – 12h30 ParticipantS' Workshop

13h00 – 14h30 lunch break