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Journal articles on the topic "Esclavage – Brésil – 19e siècle"
Confino, Michael. "Servage Russe, Esclavage Américain (Note Critique)." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 45, no. 5 (October 1990): 1119–41. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/ahess.1990.278894.
Full textThornton, John K. "Les États de l’Angola et la formation de Palmares (Brésil)." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 63, no. 4 (August 2008): 769–97. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0395264900025841.
Full textMichel, Aurélia. "Hebe Mattos Les couleurs du silence. Esclavage et liberté dans le Brésil du xixe siècle trad. par A. Fléchet, Paris/Aubervilliers, Khartala/CIRESC, [1995] 2019, 359 p." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 78, no. 4 (December 2023): 839–42. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/ahss.2024.21.
Full textSegurado, Livia. "Shakespeare dans le Brésil du 19e siècle : un exemple de transfert culturel." Chantiers de la Création, no. 8 (June 12, 2015). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/lcc.1148.
Full textMartig, Alexis. "Esclavage contemporain." Anthropen, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.085.
Full textGileno, Carlos Henrique. "A LEGISLAÇÃO INDÍGENA: ambigüidades na formação do Estado-Nação no Brasil." Caderno CRH 20, no. 49 (August 2, 2007). http://dx.doi.org/10.9771/ccrh.v20i49.18905.
Full textBringel, Breno, and Alfredo Falero. "REDES TRANSNACIONAIS DE MOVIMENTOS SOCIAIS NA AMÉRICA LATINA E O DESAFIO DE UMA NOVA CONSTRUÇÃO SOCIOTERRITORIAL." Caderno CRH 21, no. 53 (November 7, 2008). http://dx.doi.org/10.9771/ccrh.v21i53.18972.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Esclavage – Brésil – 19e siècle"
Tshibwabwa, Mwa Bay. "Les femmes en esclavage. Rio de Janeiro. 1820-1888." Paris 7, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA070042.
Full textAraujo, Ubiratan Castro de. "Le politique et l'économique dans une société esclavagiste : Bahia, 1820 à 1889." Paris 4, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA040194.
Full textTwo strictly political circumstances that explain two realities of the sugar economy in the Brazilian province of Bahia have not yet been deeply analyzed : on the one hand, the sudden burst of the sugar during the years 1820-1855, despite the stubbornness of the sugar planters in maintaining old exploitation structures using servile manpower and little progress in cultivation methods of the sugar cane or in the production of sugar and, on the other, the region’s economics collapse from the end of the 50's on. Thus, after the expulsion of the Portuguese tradesmen in 1823 the political alliances between the sugar planters of the Reconcavo and the tradesmen of Salvador, descendants from the same social group although politically and economically controlled them, succeeded in overcoming the slave rebellions and the apathy of the progressive forces of the lower classes of the bahianese population. The period of the Brazilian independence and that of the slavery abolition are interesting to study the politics and the economy of Bahia in the nineteenth-century
Andrade, Dos Santos Claudia. "Les voyageurs français et les débats autour de la fin de l'esclavage au Brésil (1850-1899)." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040009.
Full textRamos, de Santana Aderivaldo. "Destins d’Osifekunde, né et mis en esclavage au Nigeria, déporté au Brésil, transporté en France, revenu au Brésil et assassiné à Recife (1793-1842)." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2022. http://www.theses.fr/2022SORUL034.
Full textDuring the more than three hundred years that the transatlantic slave trade lasted, from the XVIth to the XIXth century, more than twelve million people were deported from the African continent to serve as labor in the plantations of sugar cane, cotton, as well as in “New World” mines. It is considered that 4.800,000 Africans have landed in Brazil, or 43% of the total deportees. More recent studies on the biographies of slaves, retrace the individual itineraries of the captives as well as their steps to regain freedom. The reconstruction of their journey gives them humanity, while restoring their dignity. We are inspired by this methodology to complete our doctoral researcher on the biography of Osifekunde, a trader from the Ijebu ethnic groupe (from southwestern present-day Nigeria), enslaved in Brazil in 1820 and become a free man in France in 1837. To do this, we divided our researcher into six parts and each part is subdivided intro three chapters: In the first part we presented observations on biographical studies in France after the 1970s, in particular on the biographies of slaves, on the use of the microhistorical method in this latest research and the fields of research on the biographies of slaves in the United States, Brazil and France. In a second part, we tried to understand how the interior of Africa became the center of interest of the “Scientifical Societies” and consequently, how the members of these societies used the testimonies of slaves in their studies, in order to find very remote places like the city of Timbuktu or the source of the Niger river, to propagate the idea of the African as “wild, anthropophagous,” which could justify the civilizing argument, used by Europeans to colonize the Africa
Ghorbal, Karim. "Réformisme et esclavage à Cuba (1835-1845)." Paris 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA030150.
Full textDuring the years 1835-1845, the slave system which reaches its apogee in Cuba, determines and shapes the ideology of the reformist creoles. Slavery emphasizes the contradictions and the limitations of the reformist movement, integrated by intellectuals, civil servants and « progressive » slave owners, arising from heterogeneous geographical horizons, but who are in agreement when it comes to condemning the slave trade and in their rejection of abolition. In a middle-class attitude, the Cubans reformists try to impose a new system of work based on wage-earning, without success. Facing a rise in slave population, the reformist creoles are attached in their political aspirations. Their hostile position to the slave trade stirs the fury of the slave traders, the « conservative » slave owners and the colonial authorities which foment a defamatory campaign towards them, whose conspiracy of La Escalera is the result
Nzamba, Serge Alain. "La laïcisation de la société brésilienne au XIXe siècle (1840-1900)." Perpignan, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PERP0939.
Full textThe relationship between Religion and Society stands for an important part of the nineteenth century. Actually, few questions were so controversal ideologically speaking, and played such a key role in the political clashes. It was also the shift from sacred, religious society to non-religious one, thanks to the process of making secularity, that caused a radical change. Therefore, this thesis takes into account this change (from 1840 up to 1900) in Brazil, a country in which this concept is little used. This work reveals contradictions which stem from the Brazilian place that gives the so-called process a particular feature. This paper sheds light on the slowness of the transformation in the Brazilian society and shows similarities with other processes which have taken place in the European and American continents – as Brazilian politicians took them as models. We are going to study the transfer of competences which, up to that date, were within the religious institution capacities as a result of the system used in the Brazilian kingdom—when the catholic Church separated from the Brazilian State. Before Brazil becomes a secular State, it was the catholic Church which celebrated weddings, registered birth, weddings and death, as well as public education. These modifications aimed at reinforcing the power of the Brazilian State of allowing the non-religious law to become the starting point of all legislations and to differ citizenship from religion in order that people’s interest must be the main goal
Angotti, Salgueiro Heliana. "Belo Horizonte : histoire d'une capitale au XIXe siècle : représentations urbaines et architecturales françaises au Brésil : une étude de cas." Paris, EHESS, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992EHES0325.
Full textHélène, Stéphane. "Un être mi-bête, mi-homme : l'anthropologie des Lumières." Toulouse 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997TOU20044.
Full textFrom the standpoint of slaves, or wrecks, or scoundrels, or down-and-out, or exploited people and ragamuffin, the enlighted eighteenth-century also contains the thousand and one miseries of negro anthropology. In this way, an history of philosophy, through greek and roman antiquity, middle ages and renaissance down to the modern period, will mainly show us that the african continent always was supposed to be crowed with marvels and monstrosities, mean barbarians and cruel pagans. Modern slavery was justified both by aristotle's and augustine's inheritance, but we can say that rousseau, voltaire, montesquieu or condorcet, as well as naturalists like buffon, linne or lamarck had confined blackmen in an anthropology for bondage. Human being, animal, or a creature sailing between mankind and beast? there was a doubt about this point, and no conclusive grounds for its disproof. French "code noir" lawfully put it out of law; according with reason, they bestialize it, beacause they were confident in his perfectibility
De, Santana Rosa Helena. "Climat, race et maladies : les expéditions de la marine française au Brésil (1819-1870)." Paris, EHESS, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EHES0032.
Full textThis thesis analyses documents produced by the French doctors who were stationed in Brazil and La Plata naval station in order to understand how their work evolved in a new context, and how they applied their diagnostic and therapeutic knowledge to Brazilian nosological reality. The French doctors were reluctant to adopt approaches developed by their Brazilian colleagues. They mobilized the theoretical and technical arsenal of French clinical sciences and medical statistics in order to valorize their own practices, develop a system of scientific authority which favored the pursuit to their professional interests and achieve control over a specific domain of knowledge: the exotic pathology. French doctors' accounts indicate that, for them, idleness, indolence, racial degeneration and sicknesses were the inevitable result of the action of tropical climate over the body. This climatic and racial pessimism was reinforced by the first yellow fever epidemic, in the half of the XIX century, an event that put an end to Brazil's representations as a salubrious country. In the aftermath of this epidemic, a new theme appears in French doctors' accounts: the key role of acclimatization. Lmmunity, that is, a resistance to sicknesses, they proposed, could only be the result of racial acclimatization and hygiene. From that time on, hygiene will become the basis for medicine practiced in the colonies and in hot and humid regions
Jerad, Rahma. "L'expansion américaine au prisme de Cuba : esclavage, abolition et rivalités internationales, 1836-1860 : une histoire culturelle et diplomatique." Paris 7, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA070005.
Full textIn the two decades that led to the Civil War, the proslavery southern ideologues regarded Cuba as the model of a prosperous society where slavery was a widespread and thriving institution. This model society, so close to the southern states, both on a geographical and on an economic level, thus became the focus of their interest. But, this interest in the island of Cuba was not limited to the South, nor to the twenty years preceding the Civil War. It is certain indeed that the US interest in the island dates back to the very first days of the Union, but that historians have usually been more interested in the period of Manifest Destiny because that is when the Union was the most active in its attempts to take control of the island and integrate it to its territory. The aim of the present thesis is thus first to trace back the origins and the reasons of US interest in what was often called the Perl of Antilles. Then, it is to replace this expansionnism in a larger international context in order to show that this interest was motivated not only by the national expansionist ideology but also by a wider range of international actors, events and elements, among which slavery, slave trade and their abolition by Great Britain are central. The purpose is then to emphasize elements that were often ignored by US historiography and give a more prominent place to the role played by the Cubans in this expansionist movement. By using American, Cuban and British sources, travel accounts as well as diplomatic sources, it will nonetheless appear that this annexationist desire was a complex phenomenon, due to Americans1 ambiguous feelings, to be sure their increasing racism, towards their Hispanic neighbours. This dissertation then uses the concept of Atlantic history, and can be regarded as forming part of the transatlantic study of slavery, a paradigm that, since the early 1990s, has renewed research on slavery in the Americas. And through the use of various, multinational sources it seeks to give a more balanced and hopefully a more complete history of the period
Books on the topic "Esclavage – Brésil – 19e siècle"
Histoire du Brésil contemporain: XIXe-XXe siècles. Bruxelles: Editions Complexe, 1997.
Find full textHelg, Aline. Plus jamais esclaves!: De l'insoumission à la révolte, le grand récit d'une émancipation 1492-1838. Paris: Éditions la Découverte, 2016.
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