University and regionalism in Benedito Nunes
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https://doi.org/10.36517/Argumentos.27.2Keywords:
Amazônia. Naturalism. Regionalism. University.Abstract
The Present work has for objective to present some reflections regarding thematic in question, taking for base the inaugural lesson presented by the professor Benedict Nunes in April of 1999, involving a phase daily pay-college student and the existence of a local intelegentsia in the Amazônia, inspired for the regionalism, and that it, influenced of decisive form the creation of the Federal Univrsity of Pará.
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FIGUEIREDO, Aldrin Moura de; NUNES, Benedito. Luzes e sombras do Iluminismo paraense. In: BEZERRA NETO, José Maria; GUZMÁN, Décio de Alencar (Orgs.). Terra Matura. Historiografia & História Social na Amazônia. Belém: Paka-Tatu, 2002.
NUNES, Benedito. Universidade e regionalismo (Aula inaugural do ano de 1999). Belém: DAVES/UFPA: 1999.
SOUZA, Inglês de. Contos Amazônicos. São Paulo: Martin Claret, 2012.
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