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"Perfecting the race": Education and social discipline in Brazil's Vargas era, 1930--1945.
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"Perfecting the race": Education and social discipline in Brazil's Vargas era, 1930--1945./
作者:
Davila, Walter Jerome Jose.
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330 p.
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Adviser: Thomas E. Skidmore.
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Dissertation Abstracts International59-04A.
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Education, History of. -
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"Perfecting the race": Education and social discipline in Brazil's Vargas era, 1930--1945.
Davila, Walter Jerome Jose.
"Perfecting the race": Education and social discipline in Brazil's Vargas era, 1930--1945.
- 330 p.
Adviser: Thomas E. Skidmore.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Brown University, 1998.
"Education is the means of public salvation," declared Brazil's president Getulio Vargas. Whose salvation? From what? Public education in 1930s Brazil perpetuated historic inequalities of class and race: it saved the rich from the poor, whites from blacks, and blacks from themselves. This dissertation explores the means by which public education introduced a new idea of social discipline to manage hierarchies of class and race. It also examines the paradox of public enthusiasm for schools that reinforced social division.
ISBN: 9780591833324Subjects--Topical Terms:
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The project is based upon field research on the public schools of Rio de Janeiro. It features case studies of the city's teachers college, the city's elementary schools, and the Colegio Pedro II, the federal model high school. This research shows that the educational system of the city worked like a pyramid scheme that drew students into the schools with vague promises of social mobility. While educators charted paths through the completion of secondary education, very few students made it past the third grade.
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Brazil's leaders were educated in private schools. Public education was for the mostly non-white poor, who were taught to think of themselves as a "Raca Brasileira," or "Brazilian Race." The "Raca" was a construction of national ethnicity based on eugenics. Believing that hereditary traits were acquired, educators thought they could "racially improve" Brazil's poor through behavior modification.
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Schools built the "Raca" by forming new habits: a nationalist music program designed by Heitor Villa-Lobos struggled to substitute African musical traditions with choral hyms. Student health monitors inspected teeth and nails. Nutritionists and hygienists hoped health lessons would be carried home by students, and spread through their neighborhoods.
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