As imagens femininas n'O Vulgarizador: público de ciência e mulheres no século XIX

Abstract

The article examines images of women in the periodical O Vulgarizador, which sought to bring science into the public forum in nineteenth-century Brazil. An analysis of these images helps us recognize some of the issues of ongoing concern in the magazine: the United States as a model of progress and industrial development, the importance of World Fairs, and transformations in Brazilian society and women's role therein.

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