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The Rio de Janeiro reader : history, culture, politics / Daryle Williams, Amy Chazkel, and Paulo Knauss, editors.

e-Duke Books Scholarly Collection 2015 Available online

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Williams, Daryle, 1967- editor.
Chazkel, Amy, 1967- editor.
Mendonça, Paulo Knauss de, 1965- editor.
Series:
Latin America readers.
The Latin America readers
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)--History.
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil).
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)--Civilization.
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)--Politics and government.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (417 pages).
Place of Publication:
Durham : Duke University Press, [2016]
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Spanning a period of over 450 years, The Rio de Janeiro Reader traces Rio's history, culture, and politics. It contains a mix of primary documents-many appearing in English for the first time-that present the ""Marvelous City"" in all its complexity, importance, and intrigue. Brazil's hosting of the 2014 FIFA World Cup and Rio's hosting of the 2016 Olympics make this an especially timely volume.
Contents:
A navigator's diary / Pero Lopes de Sousa
On "Brazilian savages" / Jean de Léry
Channeling the Carioca River / Municipal Chamber
The Cachaça revolt / Salvador Correia de Sá e Benevides and others
French corsairs attack / René Duguay-Trouin and Jonas Finck
Mapping the city's defenses / João Massé
The wages of indigenous labor / Municipal Chamber
The viceregal period, 1763-1808
The customary rights of market women / Quitandeiras of Rio de Janeiro and Carlos Júlio
Valongo, a notorious slave market / Bráz Hermenegildo do Amaral and Jean-Baptiste Debret
Fire and reconstruction of an asylum for women / João Francisco Muzzi
Whaling in Guanabara Bay / Leandro Joaquim
Lettered men under investigation / Conde de Resende and José Bernardo da Silveira Frade
Cultivating cinnamon in late colonial Rio / Bernardino António Gomes
The transfer of the Portuguese court (1808-1820s)
Eagerly awaiting the royal family / Padre Perereca
"Infectious disorders" of the port / W. Sidney Smith
The Passeio Público / John Luccock
The independence era, 1820s-1830s
The Feast of the Holy Spirit / Henry Chamberlain and G. Hunt
The emperor dissolves the Constitutional Assembly / Henry Chamberlain and Dom Pedro I
Views of the palace square / Jean-Baptiste Debret
The night of the bottle-whippings / O Republico
Mapping the capital of imperial Brazil / E. de la Michellerie
The slave dance called Candomblé / Eusébio de Queiroz
A neutral municipality, 1834-1889
From the dungeon to the house of correction / Eusébio de Queiroz
Photography arrives in Rio / Louis Compte and Jornal do Commercio
Transient laborers of the fazenda Santa Cruz / Paulo Barboza da Silva
Recollections of nineteenth-century women / Adèle Toussaint-Samson
Workers, for sale or rent / Diário do Rio de Janeiro
Maria Angola denounces illegal enslavement / Maria Angola and Miguel Paes Pimenta
The capoeira gangs of Rio / João Jacintho de Mello
French-language classifieds / Courrier du Brésil
Public entertainment in imperial Rio / Joaquim Manoel de Macedo
Sex trafficking in the imperial capital / 759 Citizens
Visualizing "a carioca" / Pedro Américo de Figueiredo e Melo
A city celebrates slave emancipation / A. Luiz Ferreira and Machado de Assis
The Federal District, 1889-1930
Making the Federal District / Constituent Assembly
The legendary festival of Our Lady of Penha / Alexandre José de Mello Moraes Filho
The animal game / Francisco José Viveiros de Castro
An allegation of infanticide / Margarida Rosa da Assumpção and others
The Hotel Avenida / Brasil-Moderno
Rio's kiosks / Augusto Malta
The cult of nostalgia / João do Norte
Anarchists under arrest / Corpo de Investigação e Segurança Pública do Distrito Federal
Demolition of the Morro do Castelo / Carlos Sampaio
Exhuming Estácio de Sá / Various notables
The Federal District, 1930-1960
Gaúchos take the obelisk / Anonymous
"Flying down to Rio" / Louis Brock
Bertha Lutz Goes to Congress / Bertha Lutz
The Fount of the Queen / Armando Magalhães Corrêa
A writer's Brazilian diary / Stefan Zweig
Rio and World War II / U.S. War Department and Walt Disney Studios
A fond farewell to Praça Onze / Herivelto Martins
Avenida Presidente Vargas / Hélio Alves de Brito
Introducing the "Civilized Indian" / João José Macedo, Cândido Mariano da Silva Rondon
Madame Sat? : a grifter in Lapa / João Francisco dos Santos and others
A city's crushing defeat at the World Cup / Jornal do Brasil and Correio da Manh?
Carmen Miranda shines in "Ca Room Pa Pa" / MGM Studios
"Soldiers of fire" / Getúlio Vargas
Censoring Rio / 40 Graus, Ralph Benedicto Zumbano
The diplomacy of samba / Jornal do Brasil
The city and state of Guanabara, 1960-1975
The ephemeral state of Guanabara / Federal Congress
Recreation in the Parque do Flamengo / Ethel Bauzer de Medeiros and others
This house is yours! / Carlos Lacerda
An act of student protest / Correio da Manhã, staff photographer
After the fusion, 1975-1980s
Dancin' days / Nelson Motta with Ruban Sabino
Burger wars of 1979 / Jornal do Brasil
Barra da Tijuca, boomtown (but not for all) / Israel Klabin, Angela Coronel and Heloisa Perez
State terror in the early 1980s / James J. Blystone and Joaquim de Lima Barreto
The consumer spectacle of BarraShopping / Cora Rónai
A weekend at Maracan? / João Baptista Figueiredo
The Spider Woman kisses Rio / Tânia Brandão
Rallying for direct elections / Ricardo Kotscho
A summer up in smoke / Chacal
Contemporary Rio, 1990s-2015
Female planet / Claudia Ferreira
From favela to Bairro / Fernando Cavalieri
Adeus 2-2-6! / Paulo Mussoi
In praise of a modernist monument / Gilberto Gil
Venerating Escrava Anastácia / Kelly E. Hayes
Campaigning for a "Rio without homophobia" / Rio de Janeiro State Secretariat for Human Rights
The last night at help / Flávia Lima
(Re)Constructing Black consciousness / Benedito Sérgio and Ailton Benedito de Sousa
A quilombo in Lagoa / Marcelo Fernandes
An oral history of Brazilian jiu-jitsu / Ben Penglase and Rolker Gracie
Whatever your fantasia, always use a condom / Ministry of Health
"Pacification" / Adam Isacson and Observatório de Favelas
An open lettter from a massacre survivor / Wagner dos Santos
Reading and writing the suburbs / Biblioteca Parque de Manguinhos, Samuel M. Silva and Alex Araujo
A century of change at the port / Halley Pacheco de Oliveira and unknown photographer(s).
Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
0-8223-7506-0
OCLC:
933264777

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