124th Annual Meeting (January 7-10, 2010): Brazilian Studies: New Perspectives on Race, State, and Modernity in Imperial and First Republic Brazil

Brazilian Studies: New Perspectives on Race, State, and Modernity in Imperial and First Republic Brazil

Conference on Latin American History 22

Friday, January 8, 2010: 7:00 PM-8:30 PM

America's Cup A (Hyatt)

Chair:

Judy Bieber, University of New Mexico

Topics:

The Hitherto Distracted Province: The Cabanagem and the Political Crisis of the Brazilian Regency
Sarah Kernan, University of Florida at Gainesville

Aperfeiçoar ou Criar: Dilemmas of Modernization in Imperial Brazil
Teresa Cribelli, Johns Hopkins University

Degenerates and Chimeras: The Discourse of Mestiçagem in the República Velha
Justin D. Barber, University of New Mexico

From Ganhadores to Ambulantes: Slave Legacies, Modernity, and Street Commerce in Rio de Janeiro, 1880–1920
Patricia Acerbi, University of Maryland at College Park

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