Abstract
The text on screen aims to situate the categories of race, racism and race relations within the theoretical matrix of Geography. Our intention is to propose some possibilities for the interpretation of race relations in Brazil from a geographic analysis. We are convinced that the ethnic-racial issue is one of the many possible themes to be covered by the analytical leather of geographic science, mainly because it is possible to detect the record of this debate in the vast literature produced throughout the historical process of formation of geographical thought in particular in Geography literature produced during much of the 20th century in Brazil and worldwide.
Highlights
The text on screen aims to situate the categories of race, racism and race relations within the theoretical matrix of Geography
Estamos convencidos de que el tema étnico-racial es uno de los muchos temas posibles que debe cubrir el capital analítico de la ciencia geográfica, principalmente porque es posible detectar el registro de este debate en la vasta literatura producida a lo largo del proceso histórico de formación del pensamiento geográfico en particular en Geografía, literatura producida durante gran parte del siglo XX en Brasil y en todo el mundo
Em uma passagem de sua obra “Viagem as Regiões Equatoriais do Novo Continente” ele se indigna ao perceber o tratamento direcionado aos escravizados, o geógrafo assinala que; “É coisa de chorar quando penso que há ainda nas Antilhas colonos europeus capazes de marcar seus escravos com ferro quente para reconhecê-los e identificá-los quando escaparem” (Ibid., pág. 71)
Summary
The text on screen aims to situate the categories of race, racism and race relations within the theoretical matrix of Geography.
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