Uneven encounters : making race and nation in Brazil and the United States / Micol Seigel.
Comparison of early 20th century US and Brazilian cultural exchange and racial construction, analyzing the ways ideas of nation and race were woven together within conversations between diverse groups from both countries (scholars, performers, politicians.
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| Language: | English |
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Duke University Press,
[2009]
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| Series: | American encounters/global interactions.
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Table of Contents:
- Producing consumption: coffee and consumer citizenship
- Maxixe's travels: cultural exchange and erasure
- Playing politics: making the meanings of jazz in Rio de Janeiro
- Nation drag: uses of the exotic
- Another "global vision": (trans)nationalism in the Sao Paulo black press
- Black mothers, citizen sons.