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Abstract
Momento mais conturbado da história do Brasil, e também um dos mais ricos e singulares em termos de organização, discussão e participação políticas, o período regencial (1831-1840) foi igualmente marcado por intensas festividades cívicas. Tais manifestações - como o 25 de Março (juramento da Constituição), o 7 de Abril (abdicação de Pedro I), o 7 de Setembro (Independência) e o 2 de Dezembro (nascimento de Pedro II) - constituem o objeto deste trabalho. São analisados, assim, os rituais observados nessas festas, reveladores das intenções dos organizadores, bem como as tensões e os conflitos que evidenciavam os desvios de seus ideais. Ressalte-se ainda o papel que tiveram na mobilização dos mais diversos segmentos sociais, na afirmação dos valores nacionais e na legitimação do poder monárquico. Jornais, panfletos e documentos da Câmara Municipal constituem as principais fontes de pesquisa.
The regency period (1831-1840) was the most turbulent in all of Brazil's history, as well as one of the richest in terms of political organization, mobilization and debate. It was marked too by vigorous civic celebrations. The object of this paper are these events - like the 25 March (oath to the Constitution), the 7 April (Pedro I's resignation), the 7 September (Brazilian independence) and the 2 December (Pedro II's birthday). It first analyses the rituals of these celebrations, which reveal the intensions of the organizers, as well the tensions and conflicts that demonstrate deviations of their ideals. Secondly, it stress the civic rituals' role to mobilization of several social layers, to statement of national values and to legitimation of the monarchical power. The research sources are newspapers, pamphlets and City Council's documents.
The regency period (1831-1840) was the most turbulent in all of Brazil's history, as well as one of the richest in terms of political organization, mobilization and debate. It was marked too by vigorous civic celebrations. The object of this paper are these events - like the 25 March (oath to the Constitution), the 7 April (Pedro I's resignation), the 7 September (Brazilian independence) and the 2 December (Pedro II's birthday). It first analyses the rituals of these celebrations, which reveal the intensions of the organizers, as well the tensions and conflicts that demonstrate deviations of their ideals. Secondly, it stress the civic rituals' role to mobilization of several social layers, to statement of national values and to legitimation of the monarchical power. The research sources are newspapers, pamphlets and City Council's documents.
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| Authors | ;Marcello Otávio Neri de Campos Basile |
| Journal | cell transplantation |
| Year | 2006 |
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