Spartakus: The Symbology of Revolt
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German emigrants became the focus of attention for German proponents of colonialism in the nineteenth century. German emigrants in southern Brazil especially were supposed to stimulate German trade as well as secure German prestige and influence. Afte…
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While there is a growing interest regarding Brazil’s connection to the development of German nationalism, the topic of how Germans in Europe and Brazil related to slavery there remains mainly unexplored. This is startling, considering that Brazi…
This essay uses the biography of Hermann von Ihering, a prominent German-Brazilian and natural scientist, to underscore the vulnerability of many such transnational scholars during a transitional age: 1880 to 1920. The essay demonstrates that connecti…
This essay underscores the many benefits that scholars can glean by bringing the histories and historiographies of Brazil and Germany into dialogue. It argues that such dialogues can help to decentre the nation state in our narratives of German histor…
10.1080/09557571.2015.1076632<br/>Russell E. Lucas
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