# Le modernisme brésilien, un produit de la Première Guerre mondiale ? : Journée d'études "Où en est l'histoire culturelle du Brésil?" (association ARBRE, Paris 2009). > document published in 2009 **Wikidata**: [Q104467787](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q104467787) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/le-modernisme-bresilien-un-produit-de-la-premiere-guerre-mondiale-journee-d-etudes-ou-en-est-l-histoire-culturelle-du-br ## Summary **"Le modernisme brésilien, un produit de la Première Guerre mondiale ? : Journée d'études 'Où en est l'histoire culturelle du Brésil?'"** is a **document** and **video recording** published on April 29, 2009. It captures a study day organized by the association **ARBRE** in Paris, featuring academic contributions from **Olivier Compagnon**, **Elisabeth de Pablo**, and **Lisette Winkler**. The work serves as a structured information resource focusing on the relationship between Brazilian modernism and the First World War. ## Key Facts * **Title:** Le modernisme brésilien, un produit de la Première Guerre mondiale ? : Journée d'études "Où en est l'histoire culturelle du Brésil?" (association ARBRE, Paris 2009). * **Short Title:** Le modernisme brésilien, un produit de la Première Guerre mondiale ? * **Publication Date:** April 29, 2009. * **Instance Type:** Document, Video Recording. * **Primary Author:** Olivier Compagnon. * **Contributors:** Elisabeth de Pablo (Series 2), Lisette Winkler (Series 3). * **Event Context:** "Journée d'études" (Study Day) titled "Où en est l'histoire culturelle du Brésil?" organized by association ARBRE in Paris. * **Availability:** Hosted online via ISIDORE (https://isidore.science). * **Classification:** Subclass of information resource; distinct from a generic record. ## FAQs **What is the specific subject matter of this document?** The document investigates the potential causal link between the **First World War** and the development of **Brazilian modernism**, framed within the context of a broader study day on the state of Brazilian cultural history organized by association ARBRE. **Who are the credited creators and contributors?** The primary author is **Olivier Compagnon**. The knowledge base also lists **Elisabeth de Pablo** (credited in the 2nd series) and **Lisette Winkler** (credited in the 3rd series) as contributors to the author name strings associated with the work. **In what format is this knowledge entry available?** The entity is classified dually as a **document** and a **video recording**. It functions as a form for the preservation of structured information resulting from the act of writing or recording. **Where can the resource be accessed?** The resource is indexed and available through the ISIDORE science portal at two specific identifiers: `https://isidore.science/document/10670/1.xv1blj` and `https://isidore.science/document/10670/1.wax5lj`. ## Why It Matters This entity represents a specific intersection of **Latin American cultural history** and **global conflict studies**, addressing how the First World War influenced the Modernist movement in Brazil. Its publication in 2009, associated with the association **ARBRE** in Paris, highlights a moment of academic synthesis regarding Brazilian historiography. As a **document**, it fulfills the critical role of preserving structured information—specifically the proceedings of a study day—ensuring that the arguments regarding modernism's origins remain accessible for library science and historical research. The classification of this entity as both a "document" and "video recording" underscores the evolving nature of academic preservation, bridging traditional written records with multimedia formats in databases like ISIDORE. ## Notable For * **Dual Classification:** Uniquely identified as both a **document** and a **video recording**, distinguishing it from text-only academic papers. * **Specific Historical Inquiry:** Targets the niche historiographical question of WWI's influence on **Brazilian modernism**. * **Multi-Author Structure:** Attributes data to a primary author (**Olivier Compagnon**) while explicitly tracking series data for contributors (**Elisabeth de Pablo**, **Lisette Winkler**). * **Digital Preservation:** Preserved under distinct digital identifiers (xv1blj, wax5lj) within the ISIDORE scientific repository, ensuring persistent access. ## Body ### Nature and Definition The entity is defined as a **document**, which serves as a fundamental form for the preservation of structured and identified information. It is classified as a **subclass of information resource** and is distinct from a standard "record." Structurally, it is composed of document-type information, communications media, and a heading, functioning as a primary object of study within library science (Dewey Decimal 025.1714). It is also explicitly identified as a **video recording**, capturing the proceedings of the event described. ### Publication and Context The work was published on **April 29, 2009**. It serves as the record for a **Journée d'études** (Study Day) titled *"Où en est l'histoire culturelle du Brésil?"* (Where does the cultural history of Brazil stand?), which was organized by the **association ARBRE** in Paris. The specific theme of the presentation or paper in question is the potential link between Brazilian modernism and the First World War. ### Authorship and Contributions The knowledge entry identifies **Olivier Compagnon** as the primary author. Additionally, the structured data contains author name strings for other participants involved in the recorded session: * **Elisabeth de Pablo**: Identified in the 2nd series (qualifier P1545: '2'). * **Lisette Winkler**: Identified in the 3rd series (qualifier P1545: '3'). ### Access and Identifiers The entity is archived and accessible via the **ISIDORE** scientific platform, which aggregates humanities and social science data. The specific URLs for access are: * `https://isidore.science/document/10670/1.xv1blj` * `https://isidore.science/document/10670/1.wax5lj` ### Semantic Properties As a recognized entity in the knowledge base, it utilizes specific Wikidata properties to define its metadata, including **P2679** (author) for Olivier Compagnon, **P2680** (editor/series context), and **P1104** (number of pages/extent, implied by the document class). It is categorized under the Unicode representation for documents (🗎) and aligns with standard ontological definitions of an information resource.