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Brazilian Women Philosophers: Education and Emancipation in Post-Colonial Brazil

By Nísia Floresta, Francisca Diniz, Josefina Álvares de Azevedo, Pedro Pricladnitzky (Contribution by), Pedro Pricladnitzky (Editor), Pedro Pricladnitzky (Translator)
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By Nísia Floresta, Francisca Diniz, Josefina Álvares de Azevedo, Pedro Pricladnitzky (Contribution by), Pedro Pricladnitzky (Editor), Pedro Pricladnitzky (Translator)
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Though personally confronted with social inequality, including barriers to education and political representation, women made vital contributions to 19th century Brazilian philosophy. The works in this volume, many of them translated into English for the first time, illuminate the intertwined histories of colonialism, sexism, education, and political governance. An introduction provides invaluable insight into Brazilian philosophy.

Among the texts presented are: Nísia Floresta, Pages of an ...

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