Thiago Lima Nicodemo

Thiago Lima Nicodemo is a Visiting Professor in Theory and Methodology of History at the Department of History, Federal University of Espírito Santo (UFES), and concurrently serves as a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Brazilian Studies (IEB/USP) at the University of São Paulo. He holds a degree in History (USP, 2002) and a law degree (PUC-SP, 2002), with a master's and doctorate in Social History from USP. His research focuses on 20th-century Brazilian social thought and its theoretical evolution, incorporating interdisciplinary approaches to cultural and intellectual history.

He has conducted international research at the University of Bologna (Italy, 2007) and the University of Texas (USA, 2009–2010). His work explores themes such as the formation of 'Brazilian Studies' and the socio-political dimensions of intellectual movements in Brazil. Recent publications include books on Celso Furtado and Dalton Trevisan, examining their contributions to Brazilian thought and literature.

No specific articles, grants, or awards are explicitly detailed in the provided text. His academic trajectory emphasizes institutional collaboration, with contributions to IEB/USP’s anniversary publications and engagements in postgraduate education.