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Oliveira, Cecilia Helena Lorenzini de Salles – Horizontes, 1998
Brings a different reading of 1824's Brazilian Imperial Political Constitution. Discusses some historical and political circumstances of the document's construction. Investigates practices, conceptions, and supports that could have clarified some principles stressed by the document, especially those related to citizenship matters. (PA)
Descriptors: Citizenship, Foreign Countries, Latin American History, Political Issues
de Freitas, Marcos Cezar – Horizontes, 1998
Suggests an archaeology of the public debate versus the private one in Brazil through analysis of the reactionary speech of a religious leader, Dom Jose Mauricio da Rocha, which produced innumerable representations of the Brazilian Empire. (PA)
Descriptors: Clergy, Discourse Analysis, Foreign Countries, Latin American History
Marson, Izabel Andrade – Horizontes, 1998
Dialogs with the previous article establishing a comparative analysis between the political acceptance present in the reactionary speech of Dom Jose Mauricio da Rocha and in the monarchist words of Joaquim Nabuco. (PA)
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Discourse Analysis, Foreign Countries, Latin American History
do Nascimento, Jorge Carvalho – Horizontes, 1998
Proposes an analysis of the representations produced by the first generations of the Brazilian Republic about 19th-century Brazil. Presents a new direction for reading about the same period. (PA)
Descriptors: Cultural Context, Educational History, Foreign Countries, Latin American History