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''Lives In Between: Assimilation and Marginality in Austria, Brazil, West Africa, 1780-1945''. 250p. Illustrated. Cambridge et al.: Cambridge University Press, 1989 | |||
'''Contents:''' | |||
Acknowledgments, pp. ix-xii | |||
Introduction, pp. 3-15. Notes, pp. 199-200 | |||
Part I: The Way In, 1780-1870, pp. (17)-126 | |||
Chapter 1. The Journey Upward, the Journey Outward: Assimilation in the Century of Emancipation, pp. 19-39. Notes, pp. 200-205 | |||
Chapter 2. Up from Slavery:The May Story, pp. 40-72. Notes, pp. 205-214 | |||
Chapter 3. Into the Bourgeoisie: The Zweig and Brettauer Story, pp. 73-100. Notes, pp. 214-218 | |||
Chapter 4. Into the White World: The Reboucas Story, pp. 101-126. Notes, pp. 218-224 | |||
Part II: The Predicament of Marginality, 1870-1945 | |||
Chapter 5. The Marginal Situation, INdividual Psychoogy, and Ideology | |||
Chapter 6. "I belong nowhere, and everywhere am a starnger": The Predicament of Andre Recoucas, Cornelius May, and Stefan Zweig | |||
Chapter 7. The Way Out: From the "Savage God" to "Holy Violence" | |||
Notes | |||
Index | |||
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Revision as of 15:04, 23 May 2014
Lives In Between: Assimilation and Marginality in Austria, Brazil, West Africa, 1780-1945. 250p. Illustrated. Cambridge et al.: Cambridge University Press, 1989
Contents:
Acknowledgments, pp. ix-xii
Introduction, pp. 3-15. Notes, pp. 199-200
Part I: The Way In, 1780-1870, pp. (17)-126
Chapter 1. The Journey Upward, the Journey Outward: Assimilation in the Century of Emancipation, pp. 19-39. Notes, pp. 200-205
Chapter 2. Up from Slavery:The May Story, pp. 40-72. Notes, pp. 205-214
Chapter 3. Into the Bourgeoisie: The Zweig and Brettauer Story, pp. 73-100. Notes, pp. 214-218
Chapter 4. Into the White World: The Reboucas Story, pp. 101-126. Notes, pp. 218-224
Part II: The Predicament of Marginality, 1870-1945
Chapter 5. The Marginal Situation, INdividual Psychoogy, and Ideology
Chapter 6. "I belong nowhere, and everywhere am a starnger": The Predicament of Andre Recoucas, Cornelius May, and Stefan Zweig
Chapter 7. The Way Out: From the "Savage God" to "Holy Violence"
Notes
Index