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Race, Ethnicity, and Identity in Brazil, from Colony to Nation

Conference on Latin American History 48
Monday, January 5, 2009: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM
Park Suite 1 (Sheraton New York)
Chair:
Jerry Dávila, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Papers:
Language and National Identity
Mariangela Peccioli Galli Joanilho, Universidade Estadual de Londrina
Fraternal Embraces: Getulio Vargas and the Portuguese Community in Rio de Janeiro, 1930–45
Jacqueline Zahn, University of Texas at Austin
Race, Crime, and Punishment in Colonial Brazil: The Case of “A Conspiração dos Alfaiates,” Bahia, 1798
Greg Livinsgton Childs, New York University
The National Identity for the Middle Class: Ways to Build a Nation
André Luiz Joanilho, Universidade Estadual de Londrina
Rethinking Drought Migration from Northeastern Brazil: Historical Trends from World War II
Seth W. Garfield, University of Texas at Austin
Comment:
Jerry Dávila, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
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