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The main purpose of this text is to recover the intellectual colonialism in course in the Brazilian historiography at the beginning of 20th century; and also its clear relations with the underlying medievalisms in historical works written in Europe of that time. Thus, the text briefly recovers the cultural colonialisms at the end of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century which provided nationalisms and colonialisms in other parts of the world. Furthermore, the text offered to their readers a glimpse of the prevalent French cultural colonialism in Brazil and, in a minor degree, the ambivalent presence of Portuguese cultural colonialism despite the lusophobic feelings in the young Brazilian Republic. The last topic was dedicated to Carlos Malheiro Dias (18751941), a famous Portuguese-Brazilian writer and journalist,

A Idade Média Brasileira? Colonialismos e medievalismos historiográficos (c.1900-1940)