Abstract
The article examines key moments of the parliamentary debate of the 1830s in Brazil from the perspective of Theory of History and History of Historiography, trying to understand the institutional policy as a place of profound transformation in temporal experience. We intend to demonstrate that the 1830s , with its political and social conflicts of high intensity, was a time of great change in this area , with the rise of a conservative discourse which valued the facts, experiences and circumstances as fundamental elements for the projection of political action.
Keywords
temporality; History of Imperial Brazil; Political History of Brazil