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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2022.tde-23052023-140559
Document
Author
Full name
Victor Mitsukazu Nakanishi
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2022
Supervisor
Committee
Machado, Maria Helena Pereira Toledo (President)
Albuquerque, Wlamyra Ribeiro de
Brito, Luciana da Cruz
Gomes, Flavio dos Santos
Title in Portuguese
Os enigmas do passado confederado: relações de raça, escravidão e pós-abolição dos imigrantes norte-americanos no Brasil escravista
Keywords in Portuguese
Escravidão e abolição
Guerra Civil
Imigrantes confederados
Protestantismo
Racismo científico
Relações raciais
Abstract in Portuguese
A tese ora apresentada procura descortinar realidades históricas multifacetadas, remetendo a interpretações já destacadas por pesquisas anteriores, que mostram que os confederados detinham característica internacional e, pari passu, teciam estratagemas de reconstrução da vida rural e aristocrática sulista no Brasil, sob a ideologia da supremacia branca. Mais exatamente, discutiremos acerca dos fatores circunstanciais que foram determinantes para a consolidação das ideias expansionistas norte-americanas do século XIX e vislumbrar o complexo quadro da ideologia escravista da classe senhorial sulista. Em seguida, o foco recairá nas colônias confederadas de Xiririca, Santarém e Santa Bárbara, considerando suas perspectivas em face do movimento migratório e desvendando as relações raciais e escravistas dos imigrantes, no intuito de revelar um panorama recôndito da escravidão no âmbito das relações interétnicas. Enfim, a tese procura desvendar as diversas experiências dos imigrantes e seus descendentes no pósabolição quando o sonho escravista redundou na reelaboração do modo de viver no Brasil , bem como suas experiências de retorno à pátria na década de 1890, além das diversas atividades de preservação da memória dos primeiros imigrantes pelos atuais descendentes
Title in English
The enigmas of the Confederate past: race relations, slavery and post-abolition of North American immigrants in slaveholding Brazil
Keywords in English
Civil War
Confederate immigrants
Protestantism
Race Relations
Scientific racism
Slavery and abolition
Abstract in English
The thesis presented here seeks to unveil multifaceted historical realities, referring to interpretations already highlighted by previous studies, which show that Confederate immigrants had an international characteristic and, pari passu, created stratagems to reconstruct rural and the Southern aristocratic life in Brazil, under the ideology of white supremacy. More precisely, we will discuss the circumstantial factors that were decisive for the consolidation of the North American expansionist ideas of the 19th century and glimpse the complex picture of the slave ideology of the Southern master class. Then, the focus will fall on the confederate colonies of Xiririca, Santarém and Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, considering their perspectives in the face of the migratory movement and revealing the racial and slave relations of immigrants, in order to reveal a hidden panorama of slavery within the scope of interethnic relations. Finally, the thesis seeks to unravel the diverse experiences of immigrants and their descendants in the post-abolition period when the slave dream ended in the re-elaboration of the way of life in Brazil as well as their experiences of returning to their homeland in the 1890s, in addition to the various activities to preserve the memory of the first immigrants by the current descendants
 
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2023-05-23
 
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