Florestan Fernandes, Oracy Nogueira, and the UNESCO Project on Race Relations in São Paulo
Maio, Marcos Chor; Galli, Rosemary.
Lat. Am. perspect.
; 38(3): 136-149, mai. 2011.
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em Inglês
| BVS Pensamento Social, FIOCRUZ | ID: bps-1816
Analysis of the work of Florestan Fernandes (19201995) and Oracy Nogueira (19171996) on race relations in São Paulo in the context of the UNESCO project in which both participated sheds light on the link between the institutionalization of thesocial sciences in Brazil and the sociologists social engagement with subaltern sectors represented in the research on blacks. It also reveals that the two men held different viewson the relationship between race and class. While in Fernandess work race was subsumed under class, in Nogueiras it was an independent variable. Thus the UNESCO researchcalled attention to differing interpretations of Brazilian racism.(AU)
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