In Defense of Honor: Sexual Morality, Modernity, and Nation in Early-Twentieth-Century Brazil
A historical study of sexual morality, modernity, and nation in early-twentieth-century Brazil, examining how honor and sexuality shaped social and political life.
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This book explores the intersections of sexual morality, modernity, and nation-building in early-twentieth-century Brazil.
It analyzes how debates over honor and sexuality shaped social and political life during a period of significant change.
The work draws on historical sources to illuminate broader questions of gender, law, and national identity.
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