Mansions and the Shanties: The Making of Modern Brazil (Campus, 352)
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Mansions and the Shanties: The Making of Modern Brazil (Campus, 352)

by Gilberto Freyre

History Sociology
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In Mansions and the Shanties, Gilberto Freyre explores the making of modern Brazil through a suggestive contrast between wealth and poverty. This broad study considers the social realities and historical forces behind Brazil’s development, offering readers an interpretive introduction to the country’s modern identity.

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Mansions and the Shanties examines the making of modern Brazil.

Gilberto Freyre frames the book through the contrast between mansions and shanties, evoking unequal spaces and social conditions.

The work offers a broad, interpretive perspective on Brazil’s development and modern identity.

Suitable for readers interested in Brazilian history, society, and cultural studies.

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