Labor as Public and Digital History in Brazil
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Public history, labor history, digital history, labor history workshops, BrazilAbstract
This article examines public, digital, and labor history in Brazil, highlighting the challenges of constructing a public labor history amid neoliberal deregulation, technological changes, and the silencing of workers. It is argued that the practice of Public History should be encouraged as a professional duty of historians and that, in the Brazilian context, Public Labor History emerged as a practice motivated by the pressures of an unfavorable political climate.References
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