Gilberto Freyre

Biographic Data

ID	109729
NAME	Gilberto Freyre
GIVEN NAMES	Gilberto
FAMILY NAME	Freyre
SIGNATURE	FREYRE G
AFFILIATIONS	University of California, Los Angeles
VERIFIED	No
TOTAL WORKS	55
TOTAL CITATIONS	100
AUTHOR COUNT	55
EDITOR COUNT	0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1922
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	2020
H-INDEX	5

The Masters and the Slaves: History, Culture, Politics
Open AccessGilberto Freyre, James N Green et al.BOOKBrazil Reader2020
The Masters and the Slaves
Open AccessGilberto FreyreCHAPTERBrazil Reader2019
Açúcar: Uma sociologia do doce, com receitas de bolos e doces do Nordeste do Brasil
Gilberto FreyreBOOKAçúcar1997
The Masters and the Slaves [Casa-Grande and Senzala]: A Study in the Development of Brazilian Civilization
Gilberto Freyre, David H P Maybury-LewisBOOKMasters and the Slaves1986Cited by: 29
Gilberto Freyre's Casa-Grande & Senzala (The Masters and the Slaves), first published in 1933, is a landmark study of the formation of Brazilian society. Focusing on the patriarchal household of the sugar plantation, Freyre analyzes the intimate relationship between the Portuguese colonizers, the enslaved Africans, and the indigenous population. He argues that the unique blend of these three cultures, particularly the close interaction between ma…
Roger Bastide, francês abrasileirado
Open AccessGilberto FreyreARTICLEAfro-Ásia1976
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Nóvo mundo nos trópicos
Gilberto FreyreARTICLEHispanic American Historical Review1972Cited by: 2
Order and Progress. Brazil from Monarchy to Republic
E Bradford Burns, Gilberto Freyre et al.ARTICLEHispanic American Historical Review1971
Order and Progress: Brazil from Monarchy to Republic
Thomas E Skidmore, Gilberto Freyre et al.ARTICLEThe American Historical Review1971Cited by: 2
Order and Progress: Brazil from Monarchy to Republic
Henry S Marks, Gilberto Freyre et al.ARTICLEAmerican Sociological Review1971
Brazilian National Character in the Twentieth Century
Open AccessGilberto FreyreARTICLEThe Annals of the American…1967Cited by: 1
National character appears differently to out siders and to insiders of the given nation being characterized. The present characterization of Brazilian character, because of frequent absences from Brazil and immersion in a variety of other cultures, adds the perspectives of the outsider to those of an insider long concerned with Brazilian identity. Other scholars have analyzed Brazilian character. Depending on which component of Brazil's complex …
Portuguese Society in the Tropics. The Municipal Councils of Goa, Macao, Bahia, and Luanda, 1510-1800
Gilberto Freyre, C R BoxerARTICLEThe Economic History Review1967
Interaçáo Eurotropical: Aspectos de Alguns dos Seus Vários Processos, Inclusive o Lusotropical
Open AccessGilberto FreyreARTICLEJournal of Inter-American Studies1966
A moderna fase, iniciada no século XV, de contactos de europeus com regióes tropicais — contactos que têm importado na maior ou na menor europeização dessas regiões — permite-nos considerar êsse fenômeno em têrmos nao só de Historia Social e de Antropologia Cultural como de Sociología de Historia ou de Sociologia da Cultura. Em qualquer dessas especialidades, é assunto, ésse, de importancia máxima para a interpretacáo e a compreensáo do Homem Sit…
Time, Leisure and the Arts: Reflections of a Latin-American on Automation
Open AccessGilberto FreyreARTICLEDiogenes1966
We are living today at such a pace of technological development that it is no longer enough for the businessman or the intellectual, when they consider the problems related to their specific interests, work, politics or specialization, to look just at what these problems mean in present, immediate, strictly modern terms. In fact, the very prestige of this word-modern-is in a state of crisis
The Mansions and the Shanties
Leon F Sensabaugh, Gilberto Freyre et al.ARTICLEHispanic American Historical Review1964
The Mansions and the Shanties
Leon F Sensabaugh, Gilberto Freyre et al.ARTICLEHispanic American Historical Review1964
The Mansions and the shanties (Sobrados e mucambos): The making of modern Brazil.
Gilberto FreyreBOOKThe Mansions and the shanties…1963
Sua ciencia, sua filosofia, sua arte
Wilson Martins, Gilberto FreyreARTICLEHispania1963
Le Portugais et les tropiques
Eric Axelson, Gilberto FreyreARTICLEGeographical Journal1963
Americanism and Latinity in Latin America: Increasing Interdependence and Decreasing Separateness
Open AccessGilberto FreyreARTICLEDiogenes1963
What in reality, in its relationship with other parts of the world, is that part of America usually called Latin? On the socio-cultural level, in what way does it form a homogeneous sociological complex permitting it to be considered entirely Latin-quite apart from its geographical unity-and, at the same time, part of an American whole within whose sociological framework its Latinity continues to evolve in time and space
Misconceptions of Brazil
Gilberto FreyreARTICLEForeign Affairs1962Cited by: 1
Ordem e progresso. Processo de desintegração das sociedades patriarcal e semipatriarcal no Brasil sob o regime de trabalho livre. Aspectos de um quase meio século de transição do trabalho escravo para…
Rollie E Poppino, Gilberto FreyreARTICLEHispanic American Historical Review1960
Ethnic Groups and Culture
Open AccessGilberto FreyreARTICLEDiogenes1959Cited by: 1
In a very penetrating paper on "The Concept of Jewish Culture," presented to the World Congress of Sociologists held in Zurich in 1950, Professor Henrik F. Infield pointed out that "some people born in one culture may find attractive the offerings of another culture." Men born into some European cultures have for centuries experienced a special attraction not only toward tropical cultures but also toward tropical existence, life, and nature, with…
Religiao e Relacoes Raciais
J V D Saunders, John Saunders et al.ARTICLEAmerican Sociological Review1958Cited by: 2
Microscopic History: A Meeting of Influences
Open AccessGilberto FreyreARTICLEDiogenes1957
Since 1940 I have been attempting to give a new orientation to the study of the early relations between Brazil and France. Preceding works have been limited to the examination of grandiose or picturesquely dramatic events-the piracy of the Normans in the Northeast, the Brazilian festival at Rouen, the repercussion of the French Revolution upon certain Brazilian revolutions such as the Inconfidencia Mineira or Villegaignon at Rio de Janeiro, the m…
The masters and the slaves: (Casa-grande & senzala) A study in the development of Brazilian civilization
Gilberto FreyreBOOKThe masters and the slaves1956

The Masters and the Slaves [Casa-Grande and Senzala]: A Study in the Development of Brazilian Civilization
Gilberto Freyre, David H P Maybury-LewisBOOKMasters and the Slaves1986Cited by: 29
Gilberto Freyre's Casa-Grande & Senzala (The Masters and the Slaves), first published in 1933, is a landmark study of the formation of Brazilian society. Focusing on the patriarchal household of the sugar plantation, Freyre analyzes the intimate relationship between the Portuguese colonizers, the enslaved Africans, and the indigenous population. He argues that the unique blend of these three cultures, particularly the close interaction between ma…
Casa-Grande & Senzala
Manoel Cardozo, Manoel Da Silveira Soares Cardozo et al.ARTICLEBooks Abroad1934Cited by: 23
Em Casa-grande & Senzala a natureza na nova terra e descrita como um obstaculo a civilizacao, enfrentado pelo colonizador portugues em busca de enriquecimento rapido e prestigio. As familias que se assentaram no Brasil fundaram espacos publicos e consolidaram seu poder, criando redes de relacoes e influencia, o Estado aparece como um coadjuvante por tras destas familias, que se denominam a “nobreza da terra”. A colonizacao e apresentada por seus …
The Masters and the Slaves: A Study in the Development of Brazilian Civilization
Donald Pierson, Donald C Pierson et al.ARTICLEAmerican Sociological Review1947Cited by: 15
Problemas Brasileiros de Antropologia
Consuelo Howatt, Gilberto FreyreARTICLEBooks Abroad1946Cited by: 12
Social Life in Brazil in the Middle of the Nineteenth Century
Gilberto FreyreARTICLEHispanic American Historical Review1922Cited by: 11References: 1
Nóvo mundo nos trópicos
Gilberto FreyreARTICLEHispanic American Historical Review1972Cited by: 2
Order and Progress: Brazil from Monarchy to Republic
Thomas E Skidmore, Gilberto Freyre et al.ARTICLEThe American Historical Review1971Cited by: 2
Religiao e Relacoes Raciais
J V D Saunders, John Saunders et al.ARTICLEAmerican Sociological Review1958Cited by: 2
Brazilian National Character in the Twentieth Century
Open AccessGilberto FreyreARTICLEThe Annals of the American…1967Cited by: 1
National character appears differently to out siders and to insiders of the given nation being characterized. The present characterization of Brazilian character, because of frequent absences from Brazil and immersion in a variety of other cultures, adds the perspectives of the outsider to those of an insider long concerned with Brazilian identity. Other scholars have analyzed Brazilian character. Depending on which component of Brazil's complex …
Misconceptions of Brazil
Gilberto FreyreARTICLEForeign Affairs1962Cited by: 1
Ethnic Groups and Culture
Open AccessGilberto FreyreARTICLEDiogenes1959Cited by: 1
In a very penetrating paper on "The Concept of Jewish Culture," presented to the World Congress of Sociologists held in Zurich in 1950, Professor Henrik F. Infield pointed out that "some people born in one culture may find attractive the offerings of another culture." Men born into some European cultures have for centuries experienced a special attraction not only toward tropical cultures but also toward tropical existence, life, and nature, with…
Slavery, Monarchy and Modern Brazil
Gilberto FreyreARTICLEForeign Affairs1955Cited by: 1