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Acknowledgments | |
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A Note on Style | |
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Introduction | |
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Origins, Conquest, and Colonial Rule | |
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The Origin of Fire | |
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Noble Savages | |
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A Description of the Tupinamba | |
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The First Wave | |
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Letter to Governor Tome de Sousa | |
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From the River of Jenero | |
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The Sins of Maranhao | |
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Minas Uprising of 1720 | |
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Smuggling in the Diamond District | |
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Decree Elevating Brazil to a Kingdom | |
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Imperial and Republican Brazil | |
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Declaration of Brazilian Independence, 1822 | |
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The Baron of Parnaiba | |
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Uprising in Maranhao, 1839-1840 | |
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A Paraiba Plantation, 1850-1860 | |
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The Paraguayan War Victory Parade | |
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A Vanishing Way of Life | |
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A Mirror of Progress | |
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Drought and the Image of the Northeast | |
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Dom Pedro the Magnanimous | |
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Solemn Inaugural Session of December 24, 1900 | |
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Intellectuals at Play | |
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City of Mist | |
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The Civilist Campaign | |
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Gaucho Leaders, 1923 | |
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Factory Rules, 1924 | |
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Slavery and Its Aftermath | |
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The War against Palmares | |
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Slave Life at Morro Velho Mine | |
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Scenes from the Slave Trade | |
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Cruelty to Slaves | |
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Slavery and Society | |
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Abolition Decree, 1888 | |
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Laws Regulating Beggars in Minas Gerais, 1900 | |
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The Vargas Era | |
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The Social Question | |
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Manifesto, May 1930 | |
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Heroes of the Revolution | |
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The "Gold for Sao Paulo" Building, 1932 | |
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Where They Talk about Rosa Luxemburg | |
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Two Versions of Factory Life | |
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Seized Correspondence from Communists, 1935-1945 / Dossier 20, Police Archives | |
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The Paulista Synagogue | |
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Why the Estado Novo? | |
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New Year's Address, 1938 | |
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Rural Life | |
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A New Survey of Brazilian Life | |
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General George C. Marshall's Mission to Brazil | |
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Comments on the Estado Novo | |
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Educational Reform after Twenty Years | |
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Ordinary People: Five Lives Affected by Vargas-Era Reforms | |
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Vargas's Suicide Letter, 1954 | |
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Seeking Democracy and Equity | |
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Rehearsal for the Coup | |
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The Military Regime | |
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Excerpts from the 1967 Brazilian Constitution | |
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Tropicalism and Brazilian Popular Music under Military Rule | |
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Literature under the Dictatorship | |
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Pele Speaks | |
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The Maximum Norm of the Exercise of Liberty | |
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Families of Fishermen Confront the Sharks | |
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The Reality of the Brazilian Countryside | |
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The "Greatest Administrative Scandal" | |
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Life on an Occupied Ship | |
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A Letter from Brazil | |
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Inaugural Address | |
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Fernando Henrique Cardoso: Theory and Practice | |
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Is Brazil Hopelessly Corrupt? | |
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Women's Lives | |
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Aunt Zeze's Tears | |
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Tarsila and the 1920s | |
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The Integral Woman | |
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The Children Always Had Milk | |
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Women of the Forest | |
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My Life | |
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A Healer's Story | |
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Sonia, a Middle-Class Woman | |
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Family Life in Recife | |
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Xuxa and the Televisual Imaginary | |
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Dreams of Uneducated Women | |
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Race and Ethnic Relations | |
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A Letter from Brazil, 1918 | |
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Growing Up Black in Minas Gerais | |
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Exotic Peoples | |
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Brazil: Study in Black, Brown, and Beige | |
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Immigrant Ethnicity in Brazil | |
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The Myth of Racial Democracy | |
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The National Day against Racism | |
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The Church Tries to Combat Prejudice | |
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What Color Are You? | |
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Mixed Blood | |
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Realities | |
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The Animal Game | |
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How Brazil Works | |
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Iansa Is Not Santa Barbara | |
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Upward Mobility Is Possible | |
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Crab and Yoghurt | |
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Voices from the Pavement | |
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Pixote's Fate | |
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A Letter to President Cardoso | |
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The History of the Huni Kui People | |
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Urban Indians | |
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Mayor Orders Billboard Shacks Destroyed | |
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Cultural Imperialism at Its Most Fashionable | |
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The Gay and Lesbian Movement in Brazil | |
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Liberation Theology's Rise and Fall | |
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Saudades | |
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Bananas Is My Business | |
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The Invention of Tradition on Brazilian Radio | |
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Bahia Music Story | |
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O Axe de Zumbi | |
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At Carnival | |
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Two Poets Sing the New World | |
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Two Essays on Sports | |
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Suggestions for Further Reading | |
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Acknowledgment of Copyrights | |
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Index | |