This article analyzes the concept of race and ethnographic description used by the bavarian botanist Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius in his publications on Brazil. Principally Blumenbach’s and Meiners’ racial theories and the concept of physiognomy are applied to explain Martius’ strategies to describe and classify the indigenous people he came across during his voyage to Brazil
German immigration to Brazil starts in the 19th century. In Brazil, the Literature of German Immigra...
The article purports to examine the ideas which the main characters of Canaã, by Graça Aranha, expre...
The article analyses the book Concept of Brazilian Civilization (1936), by Afonso Arinos de Melo Fra...
This article analyzes the concept of race and ethnographic description used by the bavarian botanist...
Von Martius tornou-se referência importante para os estudos de historiografia a partir de seu texto ...
This paper addresses the place of the Bavarian scholar Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius (1794–1868...
As the harbors were opened to foreign nations, scientists- artists went through Brazilian lands and...
This article offers a critical view about the use made by scholars of travels accounts (1808-1933) t...
The main aim of this paper was to catch the most important events of one thousand years lasting time...
Among other Latin American countries, Brazil is unique in many different ways. Considering its terri...
Abstract The beginnings of systematic ethnography in Brazil can be attributed to the German physicia...
Brazil takes pride in its alleged lack of racial discrimination. These idealized racial relations ar...
This article focuses the expeditions of Maximilian Prinz Wied zu Neuwied and Johann Moritz Rugendas ...
This chapter investigates how race and affect, racialized notions of biological primitivism and nat...
During his expedition to the rivers Rio Negro and Japurá between 1903 and 1905, the German ethnologi...
German immigration to Brazil starts in the 19th century. In Brazil, the Literature of German Immigra...
The article purports to examine the ideas which the main characters of Canaã, by Graça Aranha, expre...
The article analyses the book Concept of Brazilian Civilization (1936), by Afonso Arinos de Melo Fra...
This article analyzes the concept of race and ethnographic description used by the bavarian botanist...
Von Martius tornou-se referência importante para os estudos de historiografia a partir de seu texto ...
This paper addresses the place of the Bavarian scholar Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius (1794–1868...
As the harbors were opened to foreign nations, scientists- artists went through Brazilian lands and...
This article offers a critical view about the use made by scholars of travels accounts (1808-1933) t...
The main aim of this paper was to catch the most important events of one thousand years lasting time...
Among other Latin American countries, Brazil is unique in many different ways. Considering its terri...
Abstract The beginnings of systematic ethnography in Brazil can be attributed to the German physicia...
Brazil takes pride in its alleged lack of racial discrimination. These idealized racial relations ar...
This article focuses the expeditions of Maximilian Prinz Wied zu Neuwied and Johann Moritz Rugendas ...
This chapter investigates how race and affect, racialized notions of biological primitivism and nat...
During his expedition to the rivers Rio Negro and Japurá between 1903 and 1905, the German ethnologi...
German immigration to Brazil starts in the 19th century. In Brazil, the Literature of German Immigra...
The article purports to examine the ideas which the main characters of Canaã, by Graça Aranha, expre...
The article analyses the book Concept of Brazilian Civilization (1936), by Afonso Arinos de Melo Fra...