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Our Mission

To consist of a relevant means for the publication of innovative scientific reseach generated in the environment of historians in the country and abroad.

Most recent issue

Tempo, Volume: 32, Issue: 1, Published: 2026

Latest articles

Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-07-20
The machine of denial: from polemics in traditional media to systemic denialism in the digital sphere
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-07-20
Humanism, the end of the human and impasses for history: lévi-strauss and the critique of modern thought from the perspective of the 21st century
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-29
From the era of the witness to the era of the user: updatism and relational authority in digital testimony
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-29
The end of a discipline? “presentism”, professional collapse and the problem of the problem of history in the contemporary united states (scenes from a polemic)
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-29
“if even he rested on the seventh day, why work on sunday?”: the struggle of teresina’s shop workers for the regulation of working hours in shops on sundays and public holidays (2000-2010)
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-29
“so that our children know a world different from the one we live in”: the russell tribunal ii and the work of julio cortázar and lelio basso for latin america, 1974-1975
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-01
Before gilberto freyre, josé vasconcelos: the “cosmic race” in the formation of the imaginary of brazil in cuba and the united states (1937)
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-01
River port enclaves and the formation of island hinterlands: three argentine cases, 19th and 20th centuries
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-01
Neo-baroque latin american allegory: critical-poetic dialogues
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-01
Sites of memory from the perspective of contemporary history and traumatic pasts: notes for their study from latin america
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-01
Indigenous intellectuals and political- -ontological vocabulary: rethinking the production of historical knowledge in the anthropocene

News

The Future of the Scientific Article in the Age of AI
2026-07-24 10:00
The Future of the Scientific Article in the Age of AI

The current model of scientific publishing has ceased to be a...

Making research communication more equitable and effective: six levers to support preprint sharing [Originally published in the INASP blog in June/2026]
2026-07-15 14:00
Making research communication more equitable and effective: six levers to support preprint sharing [Originally published in the INASP blog in June/2026]

Although most policymakers and research funders are committed to...

How Can SciELO Journals Increase Their Impact?
2026-07-01 14:00
How Can SciELO Journals Increase Their Impact?

For many years, the prevailing perception was that scientific...

New Version of BrCris Expands the Visibility and Transparency of Brazilian Scientific Research
2026-05-22 11:30
New Version of BrCris Expands the Visibility and Transparency of Brazilian Scientific Research

The new version of the Brazilian Scientific Research Information...

Even standing on the shoulders of giants, science is taking a step backward
2026-05-08 10:00
Even standing on the shoulders of giants, science is taking a step backward

The text examines the growing perception of a decline in the...

Stating the obvious? International indexing boosts submissions and visibility for scientific journals
2026-04-29 15:00
Stating the obvious? International indexing boosts submissions and visibility for scientific journals

Although the internationalization of journals published in Brazil...

Something big is happening in the global scientific community, and Brazil seems to be left out again
2026-04-24 14:00
Something big is happening in the global scientific community, and Brazil seems to be left out again

Recent advances in artificial intelligence are reshaping global...

“Zombie” and “ghost” references in AI – how they differ and how they arise
2026-04-01 10:00
“Zombie” and “ghost” references in AI – how they differ and how they arise

Two distinct types. One type is “ghost citations” (reference...

Diogenes’ lantern and the researcher’s self-examination: scientific integrity under pressure
2026-03-20 10:00
Diogenes’ lantern and the researcher’s self-examination: scientific integrity under pressure

Using the metaphor of Diogenes’ lantern, Ricardo Limongi and...

Sycophancy in AI: the risk of complacency
2026-03-13 14:00
Sycophancy in AI: the risk of complacency

Sycophancy is a behavior exhibited by artificial intelligence...

Our Mission

To consist of a relevant means for the publication of innovative scientific reseach generated in the environment of historians in the country and abroad.

Most recent issue

Tempo, Volume: 32, Issue: 1, Published: 2026

Artigos mais
recentes

Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-07-20
The machine of denial: from polemics in traditional media to systemic denialism in the digital sphere
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-07-20
Humanism, the end of the human and impasses for history: lévi-strauss and the critique of modern thought from the perspective of the 21st century
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-29
From the era of the witness to the era of the user: updatism and relational authority in digital testimony
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-29
The end of a discipline? “presentism”, professional collapse and the problem of the problem of history in the contemporary united states (scenes from a polemic)
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-29
“if even he rested on the seventh day, why work on sunday?”: the struggle of teresina’s shop workers for the regulation of working hours in shops on sundays and public holidays (2000-2010)
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-29
“so that our children know a world different from the one we live in”: the russell tribunal ii and the work of julio cortázar and lelio basso for latin america, 1974-1975
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-01
Before gilberto freyre, josé vasconcelos: the “cosmic race” in the formation of the imaginary of brazil in cuba and the united states (1937)
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-01
River port enclaves and the formation of island hinterlands: three argentine cases, 19th and 20th centuries
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-01
Neo-baroque latin american allegory: critical-poetic dialogues
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-01
Sites of memory from the perspective of contemporary history and traumatic pasts: notes for their study from latin america
Volume: 32 - Publicado em: 2026-06-01
Indigenous intellectuals and political- -ontological vocabulary: rethinking the production of historical knowledge in the anthropocene

News

The Future of the Scientific Article in the Age of AI
2026-07-24 10:00
The Future of the Scientific Article in the Age of AI

The current model of scientific publishing has ceased to be a...

Making research communication more equitable and effective: six levers to support preprint sharing [Originally published in the INASP blog in June/2026]
2026-07-15 14:00
Making research communication more equitable and effective: six levers to support preprint sharing [Originally published in the INASP blog in June/2026]

Although most policymakers and research funders are committed to...

How Can SciELO Journals Increase Their Impact?
2026-07-01 14:00
How Can SciELO Journals Increase Their Impact?

For many years, the prevailing perception was that scientific...

New Version of BrCris Expands the Visibility and Transparency of Brazilian Scientific Research
2026-05-22 11:30
New Version of BrCris Expands the Visibility and Transparency of Brazilian Scientific Research

The new version of the Brazilian Scientific Research Information...

Even standing on the shoulders of giants, science is taking a step backward
2026-05-08 10:00
Even standing on the shoulders of giants, science is taking a step backward

The text examines the growing perception of a decline in the...

Stating the obvious? International indexing boosts submissions and visibility for scientific journals
2026-04-29 15:00
Stating the obvious? International indexing boosts submissions and visibility for scientific journals

Although the internationalization of journals published in Brazil...

Something big is happening in the global scientific community, and Brazil seems to be left out again
2026-04-24 14:00
Something big is happening in the global scientific community, and Brazil seems to be left out again

Recent advances in artificial intelligence are reshaping global...

“Zombie” and “ghost” references in AI – how they differ and how they arise
2026-04-01 10:00
“Zombie” and “ghost” references in AI – how they differ and how they arise

Two distinct types. One type is “ghost citations” (reference...

Diogenes’ lantern and the researcher’s self-examination: scientific integrity under pressure
2026-03-20 10:00
Diogenes’ lantern and the researcher’s self-examination: scientific integrity under pressure

Using the metaphor of Diogenes’ lantern, Ricardo Limongi and...

Sycophancy in AI: the risk of complacency
2026-03-13 14:00
Sycophancy in AI: the risk of complacency

Sycophancy is a behavior exhibited by artificial intelligence...

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