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Cativas e Bichas, Meninas e Moças : a subalternidade social feminina e a formação do mercado matrimonial de Macau (1590-1725)

Authors: Souza, Ivo Carneiro de;

Cativas e Bichas, Meninas e Moças : a subalternidade social feminina e a formação do mercado matrimonial de Macau (1590-1725)

Abstract

A história social de Macau constitui um campo de estudo largamente por cultivar, mais ainda quando se procura reconstruir e interpretar a circulação de crianças, jovens e mulheres que, de origem fundamentalmente chinesa e asiática, em profunda situação de subalternidade e exploração sociais, foram concorrendo quase paradoxalmente para a sobrevivência de uma presença política, económica, cultural e simbólica que se reivindicava «portuguesa». No território macaense, distinguindo-se do que se passava em outros espaços coloniais, como Goa ou o Brasil, a presença de mulheres europeias é praticamente inexistente ou fragmentária até quase finais do século XIX, quando o estado central começa sistematicamente a funcionalizar e a assalariar as longínquas administrações, contingentes militares e burocracias coloniais. Em rigor, de forma generalizada, a presença social portuguesa nos diferentes enclaves asiáticos que se organizavam sob a tutela político-institucional do chamado «Estado da Índia», da África Oriental a Timor, não mobilizava mulheres de origens europeias, descontados alguns exemplos, aventuras e esforços de circulação de orfãs, maioritariamente limitados ao enclave goês,2 mas quase sem expressão no devir social de Macau.

Campus Social : Revista Lusófona de Ciências Sociais

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Portugal
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ESTUDOS DO GÉNERO, MACAU, WOMEN, SOCIOLOGIA, SOCIOLOGY, MULHERES, GENDER STUDIES, MACAO

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