Video caixa economica machado de assis biography

  • Machado de Assis was a mestiço, mixed race, the great-grandson of slaves, but he suffered a whitening process over time.
  • O propósito deste livro, resultado de dez anos de investigação jornalística, é resgatar e contar a história da corte lusitana no Brasil, a fim de devolver.
  • An account of the residents' movement in Rio de Janeiro's first favela in an era of sporting mega-events and political fragmentation.
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  • For the original article by Claudia Antunes in Portuguese published in Piauí click here (subscribers only). 

    An account of the residents’ movement in Rio de Janeiro’s first favela in an era of sporting mega-events and political fragmentation.

    At Cantinho dos Servidores, a restaurant and bar with blue tiled walls and bare wooden tables, you can share a generous plate of food and still expect to pay just R$6 (US$3). It’s on Sacadura Cabral Street, a road that traces the shoreline that existed little more than a century ago, until construction on the Port of Rio de Janeiro in the Guanabara Bay would permanently redraw the map. On a clear day in early September, a group of urban studies professors and students at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) met there for lunch before a research visit to the nearby favela, Providência. They were joined by two architects—recent arrivals from Denmark, a young man and woman, faces flushed by the heat.

    The group’s guide up the morro (hill) to Providência was photographer Mauricio Hora, professional name of Maurício da Costa Moreira Silva, the favela’s best known resident. Hora inherited his green eyes from his Portuguese grandmother and, on his mother’s side, is descended from blacks who lived in the port area for

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    See videos for full breakdown and analysis

    1. Theory of embranquecimento (whitening)
    2. Editing of Machado de Assis photos
    3. Caixa bank commercial controversy
    4. Specialists agree that Assis was not white
    5. Reclaiming Machado de Assis’s African ancestry

    3. Campaigns to correct the image of Assis (T-shirts, Unipalmares)

    Machado de Assis is Brazil’s greatest writer but his image was whitewashed

    Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis (1939-1908), often known as just Machado de Assis, or Bruxo do Cosme Velho was born in Morro do Livramento in Rio de Janeiro, the son of a descendant of freed blacks and a Portuguese woman. Like most, he came from a poor family and barely studied in public schools and never went to college. Machado was considered by the American literary critic Harold Bloom to be the greatest black writer of all time and the greatest name in Brazilian literature. His work was of fundamental importance to the Brazilian literary schools of the 19th and 20th centuries and is now of great academic and public interest in understanding Brazil and the world.

    The white washing of Machado de Assis was a way of ignoring the role of Afro-Brazilians in the construction of national literature, and Machado is considered the greatest writer in Brazilian