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The Brazilian People, The Formation and Meaning of Brazil

The Brazilian People, The Formation and Meaning of Brazil
Darcy Ribeiro  •  Gregory Rabassa (Translator)  •  Elizabeth Lowe (Introduction)
CULTURAL PORTRAIT •  2000 •  HARD COVER  • 376 PAGES

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A scholarly, influential overview of Brazilian culture and society as shaped by its ethnic, racial and social influences. It's the first English-language edition of the Brazilian author and anthropologist Darcy Ribeiro's (1922-97) scathing bestseller, "O Povo Brasileiro," translated by the Gregory Rabassa. Ribeiro was a Minister of Education, vice-governor of the State of Rio and Secretary of Culture and Education. He was also instrumental in getting Oscar Neimeyer's Sambodromo built in Rio.  (BZL21, $34.95)

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