Abstract
This article analyzes the trade and association inserts a black man during the Empire and early Republic, Brazil, noting the positions held by him in social and political networks that enabled him to rise and prestige. We realize that Virissimo Aurélio de Bittencourt was a racial-ethnic self-representation brown, perceive themselves as equidistant from the white world, and from captivity, in which these worlds lived and circulated. Your racial and social belonging may have put you some obstacles, but also gave him an ambivalent position of mediator between different ethnic and social groups.
Highlights
Resumen: Este texto analiza las inserciones profesionales y asociativas de un hombre negro, en el período del Imperio y primeros años de la República de Brasil, subrayando las posiciones por él ocupados en las redes sociales y políticas
This article analyzes the trade and association inserts a black man during the Empire and early Republic, Brazil, noting the positions held by him in social and political networks that enabled him to rise and prestige
We realize that Virissimo Aurélio de Bittencourt was a racial-ethnic self-representation brown, perceive themselves as equidistant from the white world, and from captivity, in which these worlds lived and circulated
Summary
Resumen: Este texto analiza las inserciones profesionales y asociativas de un hombre negro, en el período del Imperio y primeros años de la República de Brasil, subrayando las posiciones por él ocupados en las redes sociales y políticas.
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