Description
Explore the profound insights of 'The Masters and the Slaves' by renowned author Gilberto Freyre, a seminal work that delves into the complex social dynamics of Brazil's colonial and postcolonial eras. This BRAND NEW edition, published by the University of California Press in 2022, brings fresh perspectives to Freyre's classic exploration of race, culture, and identity. With its ISBN 9780520337060, this book is an essential addition for students and scholars interested in sociology, history, and Brazilian studies.
Part of UC Press's acclaimed Voices Revived program, this title not only honors the historical significance of Freyre's work but also aims to make high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarship accessible through state-of-the-art print-on-demand technology. In 'The Masters and the Slaves', Freyre brilliantly examines the intricate interplay between the masters—Portuguese settlers—and the slaves—African peoples—offering a nuanced understanding of how these interactions shaped Brazilian society.
This new edition reinstates Freyre's essential arguments while inviting modern readers to reflect on the enduring impact of these historical realities on contemporary issues of race and social justice. Whether you are a researcher, a history buff, or simply curious about the cultural fabric of Brazil, this book provides a captivating look at how legacy and heritage influence today's world.
Don't miss out on this acclaimed title that captures a pivotal moment in history with rich academic rigor and engaging narrative. 'The Masters and the Slaves' is a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of socio-cultural evolution.
Part of UC Press's acclaimed Voices Revived program, this title not only honors the historical significance of Freyre's work but also aims to make high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarship accessible through state-of-the-art print-on-demand technology. In 'The Masters and the Slaves', Freyre brilliantly examines the intricate interplay between the masters—Portuguese settlers—and the slaves—African peoples—offering a nuanced understanding of how these interactions shaped Brazilian society.
This new edition reinstates Freyre's essential arguments while inviting modern readers to reflect on the enduring impact of these historical realities on contemporary issues of race and social justice. Whether you are a researcher, a history buff, or simply curious about the cultural fabric of Brazil, this book provides a captivating look at how legacy and heritage influence today's world.
Don't miss out on this acclaimed title that captures a pivotal moment in history with rich academic rigor and engaging narrative. 'The Masters and the Slaves' is a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of socio-cultural evolution.