Thread 214257143

Portugal only had a single university until 1911.

For comparison we had 4 universities on 1828

>>214257143 (OP)
I still remember an MCAT practice passage talking about how shitty and backward Portugal was on the eve of the French Revolution and how their lumpenproles chimped out at the French liberation.

>>214257169
>we

>>214257143 (OP)
Brazil is a barely literate shithole because of dumbtugueses

>>214257226
National University of San Marcos (1551)
National University of San Antonio Abad (1692)
National Univ. of San Cristóbal de Huamanga (1677)
National University of Trujillo (1824)

>>214257143 (OP)
Revisionist lie. Portugal had plenty of high education schools that had courses at the same level or higher than those included in universities but didn't call them universities because of honorific traditions towards Coimbra. Portugal was one of the leading places in inovation and science for nearly 300 years because of it

>>214257242
First engineering school (university) in the Americas was founded in Brazil. Education of natives was the driving force behind Portuguese colonialism. Stop blaming us

>>214257143 (OP)
iberians basically have no scientific accomplishments, is this a surprise?

>>214257357
yeah didnt henry the fa.. i mean navigator had his own boat school for semen? i ment seamen!

>>214257357
No, a portuguese historian on a forum told me coimbra was were all elites sent their children to, even brazilian elites shipped them all over the atlantic to coimbra

>>214257400
Yes, because it was considered the highest honor at the time, but that didn't mean it was the only means to achieve what at the time would be considered higher education. Sagre's school, for instance, was probably responsible for cultivating half the people worthy at sea at its height, and after the desecularization of education happened, a lot more places of higher education started propping up, like Real Colégio dos Nobres, Academia das Ciências de Lisboa and Académica Real da Marinha, which are predecessors to current day universities in Portugal and offered courses in the same vein universities would

ywnbaw

The first medical school and university in Brazil were founded after 1808, before that people had to rely on barbers, witchdoctors o algo. The very wealthy could afford a physician from Coimbra (in Portugal)

>>214257287
He meant those were built by the Spaniards

>>214258742
Are you a Brazilian medical student

>>214258932
But they were built for priests, lawyers and administrators of peru

>>214258742
Brazil, like Portugal had an assigned Cirurgião-mor who had delegates working under him practicing medicine who were prevalent in more populated areas

>>214259096
It's funny the first American medical school was founded in 1765.
Until then they had to rely on folk healers, barbers, religious people, just like Brazil
So thats correct, those below the cirurgion-mor were the barber-surgeons, who werent exactly doctors. But that's how things worked that time

>>214258961
Nope, just curious on the subject

>>214259060
Who were probably Spanish or Criollos

>>214259451
Why would a spaniard go all the way to peru to study? They had like 10 universities in spain by then

>>214257357
>Portugal was one of the leading places in inovation and science
If you mean destroying the fucking planet and industrializing human suffering.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madeira
>I WILL destroy the Earth and I WILL kill millions to get my sugar fix in a less convenient and more expensive way than trading with Asia for it!!!!

>>214259620
Did you ever hear of the "castas" those institutions where white only

>>214257357
College =/= university tho
An engineering school is a form of higher education but it isn't a whole university. It's not a center of knowledge you gather different people wanting to about learn various fields and do research. The Kingdom of Portugal didn't want all young Brazilian elites congregating in local towns to share ideas together, they just wanted bare minimum pratical formation of specific professionals here and there

>>214258932
Most Peruvians have Spanish ancestry

>>214259857
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_de_Espinosa_Medrano

>>214257357
>Education of natives was the driving force behind Portuguese colonialism
We were literally forbidden to have universities. The only reason we didn't split after independence was because all of our ruling elite studied together in Coimbra.
You're either dumb or dishonest

>>214257143 (OP)
>>214257287

Shut up mountainigger, universities are nothing more than breeding grounds for globohomo ideologies and indoctrination. All the meaningful discoveries are done by individuals and their teams, a university by itself doesn't produce anything.

>>214260070
See >>214259857
>>214260089
>Ethnicity unknown
>Probably either criollo (white) or mestizo
>If the latter it would explain why he tried and made several efforts to hide it
You're not helping yourself there much, buddy

>>214257143 (OP)
The first university in my city was opened in 1916.

>>214257143 (OP)
Poortugal

>>214262133
At least Peruvians have cool ancient cultures, what does Chile have except midget incels?

>>214257143 (OP)
Meds not know suffering

>>214257143 (OP)
we had 0 because we didn't exist
beat it, anon

>>214257143 (OP)
Portugal only had 6 million inhabitants in 1911, one university was perfectly enough.