The author develops the studies presented above in six sub-item: 1.A ethical memory. In this topic the author comments on the development of the collective memory, being part of the daily life for the peoples without writing, citing Leroi-Gouhan and Goody. Quotation also some examples of the culture of primitive peoples and of that it forms developed a collective memory. It comments, citing Goody, that the collective memory in the societies ' ' selvagens' ' word for word is not developed, in a learning mechanics, but as one ' ' construction generativa' ' , inside of a dimension narrative and in other structures of the chronological history of the events (p.428-430). 2.O development of the memory: of the orality to the writing, of Daily pay-history to the Antiquity. In this topic the author comments the appearance of the writing, being on to the one deep transformation in the collective memory, allowing the development of two forms of memory: the first one, in commemorative monument form of a marcante event and second, the registration in rock, exciting at the time modern, a science auxiliary of history, the epigrafia (p.431). He comments the great importance of the funerary memory, as estelas sacerdotais or real Egyptians, in which &#039 exists the one presence; ' narrative histrica' ' that it functions as a mnemonic archive of the significant events of the time, as well as the importance of documents filed in the most different supports (bone, I upholster, skin, papyrus, parchment, paper, among others). with this the creation of ' ' institutions of memria' ' , as archives, libraries and museums, allowing registers of ' ' memory real' ' , where they are told made that establishes ' ' the border where the memory if becomes histria' ' (p.432-434). The author comments the occured transformation in the processes of ' ' memory artificial' ' , with the ticket of the orality to the writing and the appearance of ' ' processes mnemotcnicos' ' , allowing to the memorization word for word, that according to Goody, is about an operation effected in a certain order and that it allows ' ' descontextualizar' ' ' ' recontextualizar' ' verbal data, second one ' ' recodificao lingstica' ' (p.435-436).

Causing indignaopor part of the nationalists who turn its merchandises in the shelf, he entopassou to make it difficult> American importation, but soon was invited pelosAmericanos to leave poderda nation, being moved away by order of the United States. VARGAS RETURN AOpoder 1951 to 1954Para conseguiraliados, looked for to erase the image of ditadordo Been New and to construct a new figure, of democratic man. He retook duasdiretrizes the economic nationalism and the working politics. He was to precisoatacar the exploration of the international forces so that the parents conquered economic suaindependncia. He had one fight wanted between to deliver them ' ' nossopatrimnio to the foreigner and the nationalists defended. The conflict started eats exploration of the oil.

The entreguistas wanted that them they estrangeirosextrassem our oil and the Brazilian nacionalistasqueriaempresa, for issofundarama state Petrobra’s, edefendiam the slogan ' ' THE OIL IS NOSSO' ' Social Nocampo defended the rights of the worked ones wanted to construct a economic democraciasocial and where the worker had, beyond the rights politicians, odireito to enjoy doprogresso that elemesmo created with its work. In 1954, Vargas authorizeed an increase of 100% minimum nosalrio, taking care of to the proposal of the minister of the Work JOO GOULART, (serious this name), this measure provocouenorme dissatisfaction of the entrepreneurs. With this the minimum wage recuperousignificativamente its purchasing power. Beyond diversifying the produoagrcola, the government Vargas was worried in stimulating the desenvolvimentoindustrial. For this it increased the importation taxes, raising the preosdos foreign products, and diminished the taxes on the national industry, stimulating the production and the consumption of national products. Really the Brasiltomou another route, I remember this period well, my Father I lived very well in DivinPastora I had a gas station, where he passed some caminhescheio of sugar cane daily to supply the next devices. He created state-owned companies to paraatuar in the branch of siderurgiafundou Companhia Siderurgical National.