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Brasil imperial
DOI
http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/2236-463320150903
Abstract
This article compares the mechanisms of popular politicization in
nineteenth-century France and Brazil, in light of the innovative approaches
of Emmanuel Fureix, presented at Almanacks forum on 26 August 2014,
and published as an article in this issue. Fureix analyzes rites of protest
in France from the 1820s to the 1840s and suggests that opposition
funerals, political banquets, and charivaris were part of a process of pre-
democratic politicization. Although it is easy to identify similar practices
in nineteenth-century Brazil, they did not lead to a more democratic or
modern politics in the second half of the century.
Palavras-chave
festas cvicas, poltica popular, cidadania, Imprio brasileiro, politizao
Keywords
civic rituals, popular politics, citizenship, Brazilian empire, politicization
1
Agradeo o apoio financeiro do Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council (Canad). A reviso do
portugus de Mariana Hiplito A. Ramos.
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