Death Without Weeping: The Violence of Everyday Life in Brazil (Centennial Book)
An anthropological account of violence, poverty, and survival in a Brazilian shantytown based on long-term fieldwork.
About This Book
Death Without Weeping examines the harsh realities of life in a Brazilian shantytown.
The book explores how poverty and violence shape everyday existence and family relationships.
It draws on extensive fieldwork to document survival strategies and social conditions.
The work highlights the impact of structural inequality on health, mortality, and community life.
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