DOS QUILOMBOS AO QUILOMBISMO: POR UMA HISTÓRIA COMPARADA DA LUTA ANTIRRACISTA NO BRASIL (NOTAS PARA UM DEBATE)
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Feb 29, 2016
Keywords:
maroon, social revolution, antiracist movements
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In this article, we rehearsed a theoretical reflection about the Atlantic dimensions and comparative history. Based on the studies of maroon and contemporary movements of struggle for land, as the maroon remnants, we propose a methodological evaluation of the use of certain categories in the field of sociology and political science.Partindo dos estudos sobre quilombos e os movimentos contemporâneos de luta pela terra como os remanescentes quilombolas propomos uma avaliação metodológica sobre o uso de algumas categorias no campo da sociologia e da Ciência Política
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Theodoro, G., Moraes, W., & Gomes, F. (2016). DOS QUILOMBOS AO QUILOMBISMO: POR UMA HISTÓRIA COMPARADA DA LUTA ANTIRRACISTA NO BRASIL (NOTAS PARA UM DEBATE). Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 8(18), 215–238. Retrieved from https://abpnrevista.org.br/site/article/view/49
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Dossiê Temático
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