sexualidade e civilização nos trópicos: gênero, medicina e moral na imprensa de manaus (1895-1915) sexuality and civilization in the tropics: gender, medicine, and morality in the manaus press (1895-1915)
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Abstract
Com base em análise do conteúdo dos jornais editados em Manaus no período de 1895 a 1915, o artigo busca relacionar o projeto de civilização das elites locais, influenciado pelos ideais positivistas, à preocupação caracteristicamente moderna com o corpo e a sexualidade da mulher, em um contexto sócio-histórico de consolidação do pensamento científico e das tecnologias que tinham no corpo seu objeto de intervenção, de que são exemplos as descobertas da medicina no tratamento das chamadas 'doenças venéreas' e a adoção pelo poder público do papel de regulador moral.
Based on an analysis of material from newspapers published in Manaus from 1895 to 1915, the article examines the links between the local elites' civilizing project, which was influenced by positivist ideas, and the characteristically modern concern with woman's body and sexuality. This social and historical context saw the affirmation of scientific thought and of technologies that target the body as an object of intervention; examples of these are medical discoveries in the treatment of so-called venereal diseases and the government's assumption of the role of moral regulator.
Based on an analysis of material from newspapers published in Manaus from 1895 to 1915, the article examines the links between the local elites' civilizing project, which was influenced by positivist ideas, and the characteristically modern concern with woman's body and sexuality. This social and historical context saw the affirmation of scientific thought and of technologies that target the body as an object of intervention; examples of these are medical discoveries in the treatment of so-called venereal diseases and the government's assumption of the role of moral regulator.
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| Authors | ;Fabiane Vinente dos Santos |
| Journal | biopreservation and biobanking |
| Year | 2007 |
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