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|a The Brazil reader :
|b history, culture, politics /
|c edited by Robert M. Levine and John J. Crocitti.
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|a Durham :
|b Duke University Press,
|c 1999.
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|a x, 527 p. ;
|c 25 cm.
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|a The Latin America readers
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|a Incluye referencias bibliográficas (p. [505]-509) e índice.
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|a Origins, Conquest, and Colonial Rule -- Origin of Fire / Cayapo Legend -- Noble Savages / John Hemming -- Description of the Tupinamba / Anonymous -- First Wave / Warren Dean -- Letter to Governor Tome de Sousa / Manoel da Nobrega -- From the River of Jenero / Francisco Suares -- Sins of Maranhao / Antonio Vieira -- Minas Uprising of 1720 / Anonymous -- Smuggling in the Diamond District / George Gardner -- Decree Elevating Brazil to a Kingdom / Joao VI -- Imperial and Republican Brazil -- Declaration of Brazilian Independence, 1822 / Pedro I -- Baron of Parnaiba / George Gardner -- Uprising in Maranhao, 1839-1840 / Domingos Jose Goncalves de Magalhaes -- Paraiba Plantation, 1850-1860 / Stanley J. Stein -- Paraguayan War Victory Parade / Peter M. Beattie -- Vanishing Way of Life / Gilberto Freyre -- Mirror of Progress / Dain Borges -- Drought and the Image of the Northeast / Gerald M. Greenfield -- Dom Pedro the Magnanimous / Mary Wilhelmine Williams -- Solemn Inaugural Session of December 24, 1900 / Congress of Engineering and Industry -- Intellectuals at Play / Olavo Bilac Collection -- City of Mist / Manoel Sousa Pinto -- Civilist Campaign / J. R. Lobao -- Gaucho Leaders, 1923: Photograph -- Factory Rules, 1924 / Abramo Eberle Metalworks Management -- Slavery and Its Aftermath -- War against Palmares / Anonymous -- Slave Life at Morro Velho Mine / Richard Francis Burton -- Scenes from the Slave Trade: Logbook Entries / Joao Dunshee de Abrantes -- Cruelty to Slaves / Thomas Ewbank -- Slavery and Society / Joaquim Nabuco -- Abolition Decree, 1888 / Princess Isabel and Rodrigo Augusto da Silva -- Laws Regulating Beggars in Minas Gerais, 1900 / Legislature of Minas Gerais -- Vargas Era -- Social Question / Platform of the Liberal Alliance, 1930 -- Manifesto, May 1930 / Luis Carlos Prestes -- Heroes of the Revolution: Composite Postcard Photograph -- "Gold for Sao Paulo" Building, 1932 / Cristina Mehrtens -- Where They Talk about Rosa Luxemburg / Patricia Galvao -- Two Versions of Factory Life / Photographers Unknown -- Seized Correspondence from Communists, 1935-1945 / Dossier 20, Police Archives -- Paulista Synagogue / Gustavo Barroso -- Why the Estado Novo? / Oliveira Vianna -- New Year's Address, 1938 / Getulio Vargas -- Rural Life / Photographers Unknown -- New Survey of Brazilian Life / Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics -- General George C. Marshall's Mission to Brazil / Katherine Tupper Marshall -- Comments on the Estado Novo / Bailey W. Diffie -- Educational Reform after Twenty Years / Anisio S. Teixeira -- Ordinary People: Five Lives Affected by Vargas-Era Reforms / Apolonio de Carvalho, Geraldo Valdelirios Novais and Frederico Heller / [et al.] -- Vargas's Suicide Letter, 1954 / Getulio Vargas -- Seeking Democracy and Equity -- Rehearsal for the Coup / Araken Tavora -- Military Regime / Antonio Pedro Tota -- Excerpts from the 1967 Brazilian Constitution -- Tropicalism and Brazilian Popular Music under Military Rule / Christopher Dunn -- Literature under the Dictatorship / Elizabeth Ginway -- Pele Speaks / Edson Arantes Nascimento da Silva -- Maximum Norm of the Exercise of Liberty / Grupo da Educacao Moral e Civica -- Families of Fishermen Confront the Sharks / Paulo Lima -- Reality of the Brazilian Countryside / Landless Movement (MST) -- "Greatest Administrative Scandal" / Seth Garfield -- Life on an Occupied Ship / Marcal Joao Scarante -- Letter from Brazil / Juliano Spyer -- Inaugural Address / Fernando Henrique Cardoso -- Fernando Henrique Cardoso: Theory and Practice / Ted G. Goertzel -- Is Brazil Hopelessly Corrupt? / Roberto DaMatta -- Women's Lives -- Aunt Zeze's Tears / Emilia Moncorva Bandeira de Mello -- Tarsila and the 1920s / Carol Damian and Cristina Mehrtens -- Integral Woman / Provincia de Guanabara -- Children Always Had Milk / Maria Puerta Ferreira -- Women of the Forest / Yolanda F. Murphy and Robert F. Murphy -- My Life / Maria das Dores Gomes Batista -- Healer's Story / Maria Geralda Ferreira -- Sonia, a Middle-Class Woman / Alison Raphael -- Family Life in Recife / Fanny Mitchell -- Xuxa and the Televisual Imaginary / Amelia Simpson -- Dreams of Uneducated Women / Jose Carlos Sebe Bom Meihy -- Race and Ethnic Relations -- Letter from Brazil, 1918 / Jose Clarana -- Growing Up Black in Minas Gerais / Carolina Maria de Jesus -- Exotic Peoples / Indian Protection Agency -- Brazil: Study in Black, Brown, and Beige / Leslie B. Rout, Jr. -- Immigrant Ethnicity in Brazil / Jeffrey Lesser -- Myth of Racial Democracy / Abdias do Nascimento -- National Day against Racism / Revista MNU -- Church Tries to Combat Prejudice / Abdias do Nascimento -- Bernardete Toneto -- What Color Are You? / Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics -- Mixed Blood / Jefferson M. Fish -- Realities -- Animal Game / Clayton S. Cooper -- How Brazil Works / Robert M. Levine -- Iansa Is Not Saint Barbara / Ile Axe Opo Afonja -- Upward Mobility Is Possible / Alcides Nazario Guerreiro Britto -- Crab and Yoghurt / Tobias Hecht -- Voices from the Pavement / Claudia Milito and Helio R. S. Silva -- Pixote's Fate / Robert M. Levine -- Letter to President Cardoso / Caius Brandao -- History of the Huni Kui People / Sia Kaxinawa -- Urban Indians / Juliano Spyer -- Mayor Orders Billboard Shacks Destroyed / Juliana Raposo -- Cultural Imperialism at Its Most Fashionable / Roger M. Allen -- Gay and Lesbian Movement in Brazil / James N. Green -- Liberation Theology's Rise and Fall / Robin Nagle -- Saudades -- Bananas Is My Business / Helena Solberg -- Invention of Tradition on Brazilian Radio / Bryan McCann -- Bahia Music Story / Bill Hinchberger -- O Axe de Zumbi / Paulo Lima and Bernadete Toneto -- At Carnival / Pedro Ribeiro -- Two Poets Sing the New World / Jessica Callaway -- Two Essays on Sports / Janet Lever and Jose Carlos Sebe Bom Meihy.
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