Titlebook: Brazil under Construction; Fiction and Public W Sophia Beal Book 2013 Sophia Beal 2013 Brazil.city.construction.English literature.fiction.

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,Fiction and Massive Public Works during the Brazilian Military Regime (1964–1985),e response to the central question of this chapter: how did artists engage and contest the dictatorship’s representation of Brazil’s public works projects? Exploring this question is critical to a better understanding of both the role of Brazilian cultural texts in the construction of social meaning

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-04238-0merica (Wolfe 6). The public works initiatives of the twentieth century, however, introduced a new narrative of national identity by physically integrating the many isolated regions of the huge country with roads, telegraphs, and electrical lines. Previously disparate states were integrated by publi

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Irving Fisher and Interest Theoryhere. The capital’s streets aroused feelings associated with darkness: danger, deviance, crime, hardship, chaos, secrecy, and gloom. Public officials were eager to change this association. They wanted Rio de Janeiro’s public spaces to resemble the City of Light and thus be associated with the qualit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-8307-6 1940s, when it employed fifty thousand Brazilians, Light was the biggest private business corporation in South America (McDowall 4, 7).. The company built many power plants, which brought, and in some cases still bring, power to Southeastern Brazil. For decades, residents of Rio de Janeiro and São

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Climate Resilience in Urban Planninge response to the central question of this chapter: how did artists engage and contest the dictatorship’s representation of Brazil’s public works projects? Exploring this question is critical to a better understanding of both the role of Brazilian cultural texts in the construction of social meaning

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An Introduction to the Fiction of Public Works,l structures: boulevards, electrical lines, tunnels, bridges, highways, subways, and hydroelectric power plants. All of these projects were necessary in order to lay a public works foundation, it is true. However, at the same time, Brazil was building some of the world’s most massive power plants an

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Conquering the Dark: Literature, Lighting, and Public Space in Rio de Janeiro in the Early 1900s,apital. A daunting task awaited them. The capital city, Rio de Janeiro, had earned a bad reputation. While the neighboring national capitals, such as Buenos Aires and Montevideo, already had been updated with major urban reforms, Rio de Janeiro remained a provincial port. City dwellers kept pigs, fa

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