Three Sad Races: Racial Identity and National Consciousness in Brazilian Literature

R. J. Oakley · David T. Haberly

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Literature, Culture, and Criticism Latin American Literature Analysis Race, Identity, and Education in Brazil

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Acknowledgements Introduction 1. From Indians to Indianism 2. The songs of an exile: Antonio Goncalves Dias 3. The novelist as matchmaker: Jose de Alencar 4. The poet as slave: Antonio de Castro Alves 5. A journey through the escape hatch: Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis 6. The black swan: Joao da Cruz e Sousa 7. From despair to Modernism 8. The harlequin: Mario de Andrade Conclusion: the Edenic metaphor Notes Selected bibliography Index.

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