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Gilberto Freyre

    March 15, 1900 – July 18, 1987

    Gilberto Freyre was a Brazilian sociologist and anthropologist whose work delved into the complex social and cultural history of Brazil. His writing primarily explored the formation of Brazilian society, particularly the intricate interactions between diverse ethnic and social groups. Freyre examined how these relationships shaped familial structures, social customs, and the very essence of Brazilian identity. His approach was seminal in its focus on cultural anthropology and social history.

    Herrenhaus und Sklavenhütte
    Das Land in der Stadt
    Brazil - An Interpretation
    • 2008

      Brazil - An Interpretation

      • 204 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      The book presents a collection of lectures exploring the ethnic and social fusion that defines Brazil's identity. It delves into the historical context and cultural dynamics that have shaped the nation. Aimed at making classic works accessible, this edition is part of a series republishing rare texts from the early 1900s, preserving original content and artwork while offering a modern, affordable format.

      Brazil - An Interpretation