1996
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-64451996000100012
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A formação nacional em Buarque, Freyre e Vianna

Abstract: Um tema central do pensamento social brasileiro é examinado na análise comparativa de três clássicos deste século, mediante um confronto entre três orientações básicas desses autores em relação ao tema, nas suas várias dimensões: o "realismo" (Sérgio Buarque de Holanda) o "otimismo" (Gilberto Freyre) e o "pessimismo" (Oliveira Vianna).

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“…Given the restricted focus of this article, what matters to me here, on one hand, is to discern the temporal sharing of these ideas: exploring the propositions of the two essays, unlike the temporality more frequently associated with modernity -homogenous, abstract, linear, progressive and oriented towards the future (Anderson, 1991;Giddens, 1991;Gumbrecht, 2015;Habermas, 1990) -in the Brazilian society that took shape from the nineteenth century both the present time and its possible futures continued to be saturated with tangible (i.e. non-abstract) elements bound to a singular past, feeding on it (and, to a large extent, being encircled by it) during its leaps towards the modern order (Bastos, 2003: 135, 146-152;Cavalcante, 2008: 151;Feldman, 2013: 121;Lage, 2016: 126, 354-355;Ferreira, 1996;Pesavento, 2005: 60;Vecchi, 2005: 167-168;Waizbort, 2011: 49-50;Wegner, 2000: 51). Moreover, rather than provisional or circumstantial, this composite temporal configuration, "dense and heterogenous" (Chatterjee, 2008: 63), with its disjunctive effects on reality, would prove to be as fundamental as distinctive of this societal experience.…”
Section: Composite Time and Sociability In Modern Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the restricted focus of this article, what matters to me here, on one hand, is to discern the temporal sharing of these ideas: exploring the propositions of the two essays, unlike the temporality more frequently associated with modernity -homogenous, abstract, linear, progressive and oriented towards the future (Anderson, 1991;Giddens, 1991;Gumbrecht, 2015;Habermas, 1990) -in the Brazilian society that took shape from the nineteenth century both the present time and its possible futures continued to be saturated with tangible (i.e. non-abstract) elements bound to a singular past, feeding on it (and, to a large extent, being encircled by it) during its leaps towards the modern order (Bastos, 2003: 135, 146-152;Cavalcante, 2008: 151;Feldman, 2013: 121;Lage, 2016: 126, 354-355;Ferreira, 1996;Pesavento, 2005: 60;Vecchi, 2005: 167-168;Waizbort, 2011: 49-50;Wegner, 2000: 51). Moreover, rather than provisional or circumstantial, this composite temporal configuration, "dense and heterogenous" (Chatterjee, 2008: 63), with its disjunctive effects on reality, would prove to be as fundamental as distinctive of this societal experience.…”
Section: Composite Time and Sociability In Modern Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A fortuna crítica desses autores e de suas obras é vasta e multifacetada. Para se ter uma ideia das particularidades teóricas e metodológicas da fatura de Holanda e Freyre, vejase por exemplo as cuidadosas análises deAraújo (1994),Bastos (2008),Ferreira (1996),Motta (2013),Monteiro (2015) eWaizbort (2011). A propósito das trajetórias pessoais e profissionais de cada autor e dos impactos destas sobre suas ideias, além das implicações políticas distintas de seus diagnósticos do Brasil, veja-se Burke e Pallares-Burke (2009),Candido (2008),,Rocha (2008) eSouza (2000).…”
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“…A interlocução desses três autores já foi explorada com proveito (Ferreira, 1996), mas raramente o foi do ponto de vista do texto original de Raízes do Brasil, e ainda assim apenas parcialmente (cf. Brasil Jr. e Botelho, 2011;Bastos, 2005).…”
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