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Americanismo e iberismo: a questão do atraso na América Latina

Authors: Gileno, Carlos Henrique;

Americanismo e iberismo: a questão do atraso na América Latina

Abstract

This article aims to analyze some aspects os interpretations of Brazil listed in Tavares Bastos, André Rebouças and Oliveira Viana. In this context, the debate on the concepts of americanism and “iberismo” become fundamental to the analysis of the development of the modernization process which it lasted from the second half of the nineteenth century to the mid of the twenty century.

O presente artigo objetiva analisar alguns aspectos das interpretações do Brasil constantes em Tavares Bastos, André Rebouças e Oliveira Viana. Nesse contexto, o debate sobre os conceitos de americanismo e iberismo se tornam fundamentais para a análise do desenvolvimento do processo de modernização que se estendeu da segunda metade do século XIX a meados do século posterior.

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Democracia e Liberalismo, Social and Political Thought, Pensamento Político e Social no Brasil, Americanism and “Iberismo”, Democracy and Liberalism, Modernização no Brasil, Modernization in Brazil, Americanismo e Iberismo

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