As relações luso-brasileiras a immigração e a «desnacionalização» do Brasil

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In the early 20th century, as Brazil grappled with its national identity amidst waves of immigration, José Barbosa's "As relações luso-brasileiras" offers a critical examination of these transformative dynamics. This pivotal work explores the intricate ties between Portugal and Brazil, emphasizing the societal implications of immigration and the pervasive anxiety surrounding the "denationalization" of Brazilian culture. Barbosa meticulously unpacks the challenges of integrating diverse populations while preserving a cohesive national identity, making this document essential for students, civic activists, and historians alike. By addressing themes of cultural assimilation and national integrity, "As relações luso-brasileiras" serves as a vital resource for understanding the complexities of Brazil's evolving identity.