Hist?ria e temporalidade no debate pol?tico brasileiro sobre representa??o e cidadania (1823-1842).

Programa de P?s-Gradua??o em Hist?ria. Departamento de Hist?ria, Instituto de Ci?ncias Humanas e Sociais, Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto.Nesta disserta??o realiza-se um estudo sobre as configura??es do tempo hist?rico nos debates pol?ticos sobre os temas da cidadania civil e pol?tica do Imp?rio do Brasil a partir de uma pesquisa nos Di?rios da Assembl?ia Constituinte do Imp?rio do Brasil de 1823 e nos Anais do Senado do Imp?rio do Brasil entre 1827 e 1842. Pesquisamos as diferen?as entre o projeto de cidadania de 1823, as discuss?es e propostas de emendas e os resultados que vigoraram na constitui??o outorgada de 1824. A disserta??o trata de quest?es como a recep??o, discuss?o, adapta??o e transforma??o do conceito e dos crit?rios de cidadania e representa??o civil e pol?tica de outras constitui??es no Imp?rio do Brasil. O primeiro cap?tulo realiza um estudo anal?tico da mobiliza??o dos conceitos de filantropia e prud?ncia no debate sobre cidadania. O segundo cap?tulo realiza um estudo sobre a mobiliza??o dos conceitos de hist?ria, civiliza??o, progresso e de algumas met?foras temporais nos discursos pol?ticos. O terceiro cap?tulo trata da quest?o da representa??o pol?tica nos debates sobre centraliza??o e descentraliza??o pol?tica e administrativa entre os anos de 1823 e 1842, com enfoque especial ao problema do papel das autoridades eletivas nas configura??es pol?ticas e administrativas do Imp?rio do Brasil at? 1842.This dissertation intends to produce a study on the configurations of historical time in political debates about the theme of civil and political representation and citizenship of the Empire of Brazil by researching the Diaries of the Constituent Assembly of the Empire of Brazil from 1823 and in Annals of Senate of the Empire of Brazil between 1827 and 1842. We researched the diferences between the citizenship project of 1823, the discussions and proposals and the results that lasted until the aproved constitution of 1824. The dissertation deals with the question of reception, discussion, adaptation and transformation of the criteria for citizenship and civil and political representation of other constitutions in the Empire of Brazil. The first chapter carries out an analitical study of the mobilization of the concepts of filanthropy and prudence in the debate on citizenship. The second chapter studies the mobilization of the concepts of history, civilization, progress and some temporal metaphors in political discourse. The third chapter deals with the question of political representation in the debates of political and administrative centralization and decentralization between the years of 1823 and 1842, with a special focus on the question of the role of elective authority in the political and administrative configurations of the Brazilian Empire until 1842