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The Great Drought and Elite Discourse in Imperial Brazil

Greenfield, Gerald Michael

The Hispanic American historical review, 1992-08, Vol.72 (3), p.375-400 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Título:
The Great Drought and Elite Discourse in Imperial Brazil
Autor: Greenfield, Gerald Michael
Assuntos: Agriculture ; Crop economics ; Crops ; Disaster relief ; Drought ; Economic development ; History ; Idleness ; Labor ; Labor law ; Latin American History ; Latin American Studies ; Liberalism ; Metaphor ; Political discourse ; Provincial government ; Refugees ; Social conditions & trends
É parte de: The Hispanic American historical review, 1992-08, Vol.72 (3), p.375-400
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Descrição: Elite discourse on the Great Drought of 1877-79 formed part of a larger discourse regarding the nature of Brazil and its people, serving as a metaphor for the range of problems that impeded the realization of Brazil's destiny as a great, civilized nation. Some of the specific concerns raised by the Great Drought are identified and related to the broader reform critique that marked later 19th century Brazil.
Editor: Baltimore, Md: Duke University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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