2000
DOI: 10.9771/aa.v0i23.20981
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Gênero e trabalho doméstico numa sociedade colonial: Lourenço Marques, Moçambique, c. 1900-1940

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“…Two years later, the Anglican Mission came into operation. 28 The Methodist Mission of South Africa was established in Mozambique -1885; the Swiss Mission of Lourenço Marques-1887; the Seventh-day Adventist Mission -1935 and the Scandinavian Baptist Mission -1937. 29 According to the historian Dowyvan Gaspar, 30 the exact chronological demarcation of the entry of Protestantism is difficult to determine.…”
Section: Origins Of the Christian Council Of Mozambique And The Begin...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two years later, the Anglican Mission came into operation. 28 The Methodist Mission of South Africa was established in Mozambique -1885; the Swiss Mission of Lourenço Marques-1887; the Seventh-day Adventist Mission -1935 and the Scandinavian Baptist Mission -1937. 29 According to the historian Dowyvan Gaspar, 30 the exact chronological demarcation of the entry of Protestantism is difficult to determine.…”
Section: Origins Of the Christian Council Of Mozambique And The Begin...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although national statistics suggest that most domestic workers have little to no schooling, prospective domestic workers who apply to training and placement programs tend to be secondary school graduates. 5 In colonial Mozambique and Angola, paid domestic work was a primarily male profession (Zamparoni, 2000). For young men from rural areas, it provided an opportunity to learn Portuguese, network with potential employers, and access betterpaid positions in industrialized sectors.…”
Section: The Evolution Of Paid Domestic Work In Mozambique and Angolamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Observa-se, assim, três pontos em comum, a começar por Zamparoni (1999) essencialmente nacionalista, prático e conducente ao indígena poder auferir meios para seu sustento e de sua família e terá em conta o estado social e psicológico das populações a que se destina". Neste processo de ensino, os acordos mantiveram a obrigatoriedade de ministrar o ensino em português, que era a língua de contato e de união de todas as províncias.…”
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