دانلود کتاب Race and Afro-Brazilian Agency in Brazil (Routledge Studies on African and Black Diaspora)

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Notes
Chapter 1: Nineteenth-century Afro-Brazilian uplift: Conservatives, reformers, and outlaw abolitionists
Outlaw culture
The Afro-Brazilian conservative
The Afro-Brazilian reformer
Luiz Gama: a Reformer in an outlaw tradition
José do Patrocínio: against slavery but an ambivalent understanding of blackness
André Rebouças: Afro-diasporic upliftment
Conclusion
Notes
Chapter 2: Black Brazilian protest from an African diasporic perspective during the First Republic and early Vargas era
Background of the First Republic
Manuel Querino and his two-front struggle
Black social clubs and the making of black political solidarity
The National Black Front
A transnational perspective
Conclusions
Notes
Chapter 3: High art, black art:
One black theatre’s response to racism
Introduction
Outlaw culture goes mainstream: background of the Vargas nationalization project
The mainstreaming of outlaw black culture and the rise of TEN
Abdias do Nascimento and the black theatre
Notes
Chapter 4: Strategies against racism in the age of the military dictatorship
The era of silence and the making of new black politics in the era of Brazilian dictatorship: the case of Adalberto Camargo and Brazil-Africa
New forms of outlaw cultural Afro-diasporic approaches: reggae and black soul in Brazil
Afro-diasporic music in Brazil
Notes
Chapter 5: The emergence of black politics in political parties
The PDT: reforming racial democracy and the rise of Moreno power
Quilombismo and institutional politics
Celso Pitta and the new black conservative tradition
From Gonzalez to Benedita da Silva: reformer from an outlaw tradition
Benedita da Silva
Notes
Conclusion
Notes
Index