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Beatriz Jaguaribe

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ID85439
NAMEBeatriz Jaguaribe
GIVEN NAMESBeatriz
FAMILY NAMEJaguaribe
SIGNATUREJAGUARIBE B
AFFILIATIONSUniversidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
ORCID0000-0002-4696-5831
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS14
TOTAL CITATIONS30
WORKS AS AUTHOR14
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1999
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX3
  • A conclusão da Carta de Mato Grosso e os ideários do Brasil moderno

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe, Maria Gabriela Bernardino•ARTICLE•Patrimônio e memória•2025

    Neste ensaio, visamos contextualizar a feitura do mapa de Mato Grosso destacando como a imaginação cartográfica dialogou com os ideários da nação. Iniciado sob os auspícios da Comissão Rondon na República Velha, o mapa foi imaginado como um instrumento concreto e simbólico do mote “ordem e progresso”. Durante o autoritário Estado Novo (1937-1945), o mapa fez parte do ideário expansionista da “Marcha para o Oeste”. Finalmente, nos anos 1950, nos e…

  • Cidades perdidas, imaginários expedicionários e modernidades ocultistas

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Galáxia (São Paulo•2025

    Em 1925, o Coronel Percy Harrison Fawcett (1867-1925), seu filho Jack (1903-1925) e o melhor amigo deste, Raleigh Rimmel (1902-1925) desapareceram nas selvas do Mato Grosso em busca de uma cidade perdida. O sumiço de Fawcett e seus companheiros ocasionou uma desbordante reação internacional. No Brasil, além das reportagens e declarações de autoridades federais e locais, o desaparecimento do coronel inglês suscitou reações do sertanista mais abali…

  • Mapping and Forgetting

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Public Culture•2024•References: 8

    Centered on the mapping of the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso, this essay explores the relations between cartography, national imaginaries, and personal archives. Undertaken in 1917 by the Rondon Commission during the period of the First Republic (1889 - 1930), the making of the map spanned decades of Brazilian history, as it was finally published in 1952 during Getúlio Vargas's democratic presidency. Its making entailed the exploration of the va…

  • Retratos de província

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe, Daniela Gutiérrez López•ARTICLE•Galáxia (São Paulo•2022•References: 2

    Ao explorar seletivamente os acervos de três fotógrafos - Manuel Jesús Serrano (1882-1957), Chichico Alkmim (1886-1978) e Baldomero Alejos (1902-1976) -, analisamos retratos fotográficos de estúdio realizados nas décadas de 1920 a 1950. Nas cidades de província onde exerceram a profissão de retratista, os estúdios fotográficos propiciavam um teatro de poses, automodelações modernas e pactos fotográficos entre retratados e fotógrafos. Nessas estuf…

  • Nambiquaras em paris

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Revista FAMECOS•2019

    Enfocando como estudo de caso uma seleção de imagens fotográficas encontradas nos arquivos da seção de cartografia da Biblioteca Nacional da França, este ensaio explora as relações conceituais entre imagens, contextos culturais, arquivos e as políticas da memória. Em 1925, um doador anônimo presenteou 120 fotografias feitas pela Comissão Rondon à Société de Géographie de Paris. Comandada pelo oficial militar positivista Candido Mariano Rondon (18…

  • Carnival Crowds

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•The Sociological Review•2013•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    Through selective readings of literary chronicles, artistic and media representations, this paper explores how a particular kind of crowd - the carnival crowd - has been interpreted and represented in key periods of Rio de Janeiro's history. I argue that the temporal, spatial and aesthetic configurations of the carnival crowd express the bodily dimensions of a profane collective celebration that mirrors the distinct cultural negotiations of the c…

  • "Imaginando a "cidade maravilhosa

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Revista FAMECOS•2011•Cited by: 5•References: 1

    Este artigo enfoca o branding contemporâneo da cidade do Rio de Janeiro, enquanto cidade maravilhosa. Serão exploradas as reinvenções da cidade para as Olimpíadas de 2106 traçando uma comparação entre estes preparativos e a exibição internacional comemorativa do Centenário de 1922. Argumenta-se que esses eventos internacionais revelam desejos por uma cidade ideal, espetáculos da modernidade e imaginários midiáticos

  • Beyond Reality

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Journal of Latin American…•2010•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    Marginal characters, slum dwellers, street people, and the struggling poor have always had their stock of representations in modern artistic productions. Yet in Brazil, until the emergence of Carol

  • The Violence of the Real

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Public Culture•2009

    This interview investigates how the photographer Rogério Reis created his photographic installation Microwave as a response to the urban violence of the drug trade in Rio de Janeiro. It explores also how Reis decided to make this aesthetic option, how the relation between the press and the drug dealers has changed over the past years, and how civil society attempts to respond to the violence of the city. Finally, the interview examines Reis's pho…

  • Hijacked by Realism

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Public Culture•2009•Cited by: 2

    This essay discusses the impact of realist aesthetics as a "pedagogy of the gaze" that addresses the pressing issues of urban violence in Brazil

  • The Visible and the Invisibles

    Beatriz Jaguaribe, Mauricio Lissovsky•ARTICLE•Public Culture•2009•Cited by: 3

    This essay offer a comparative analysis of three sets of photographs made in different periods of Brazilian history: portraits of urban slaves made by the photographer Christiano Júnior in the mid-nineteenth century during the Second Empire; photographs of political propaganda commissioned by the Estado Novo in the early 1940s (Obra Getuliana); and contemporary images of Rio de Janeiro favela dwellers taken by the inhabitants of the favelas thems…

  • The Shock of the Real

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Space and Culture•2004•Cited by: 5•References: 4

    The author discusses the aesthetic effects of the “shock of the real” and how it emerges in specific realist films and literature that portray urban experiences in contemporary Brazil. In the midst of the violence, image overflow, and uncertainty of many Brazilian cities, realist productions provide an interpretative pedagogy of the “real.” Although they attempt to forge a connection between lived experience and representation, contemporary reali…

  • Favelas and the aesthetics of realism

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Journal of Latin American…•2004•Cited by: 10

  • Modernist Ruins

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Public Culture•1999•Cited by: 3

  • Favelas and the aesthetics of realism

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Journal of Latin American…•2004•Cited by: 10

  • "Imaginando a "cidade maravilhosa

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Revista FAMECOS•2011•Cited by: 5•References: 1

    Este artigo enfoca o branding contemporâneo da cidade do Rio de Janeiro, enquanto cidade maravilhosa. Serão exploradas as reinvenções da cidade para as Olimpíadas de 2106 traçando uma comparação entre estes preparativos e a exibição internacional comemorativa do Centenário de 1922. Argumenta-se que esses eventos internacionais revelam desejos por uma cidade ideal, espetáculos da modernidade e imaginários midiáticos

  • The Shock of the Real

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Space and Culture•2004•Cited by: 5•References: 4

    The author discusses the aesthetic effects of the “shock of the real” and how it emerges in specific realist films and literature that portray urban experiences in contemporary Brazil. In the midst of the violence, image overflow, and uncertainty of many Brazilian cities, realist productions provide an interpretative pedagogy of the “real.” Although they attempt to forge a connection between lived experience and representation, contemporary reali…

  • The Visible and the Invisibles

    Beatriz Jaguaribe, Mauricio Lissovsky•ARTICLE•Public Culture•2009•Cited by: 3

    This essay offer a comparative analysis of three sets of photographs made in different periods of Brazilian history: portraits of urban slaves made by the photographer Christiano Júnior in the mid-nineteenth century during the Second Empire; photographs of political propaganda commissioned by the Estado Novo in the early 1940s (Obra Getuliana); and contemporary images of Rio de Janeiro favela dwellers taken by the inhabitants of the favelas thems…

  • Modernist Ruins

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Public Culture•1999•Cited by: 3

  • Hijacked by Realism

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Public Culture•2009•Cited by: 2

    This essay discusses the impact of realist aesthetics as a "pedagogy of the gaze" that addresses the pressing issues of urban violence in Brazil

  • Carnival Crowds

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•The Sociological Review•2013•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    Through selective readings of literary chronicles, artistic and media representations, this paper explores how a particular kind of crowd - the carnival crowd - has been interpreted and represented in key periods of Rio de Janeiro's history. I argue that the temporal, spatial and aesthetic configurations of the carnival crowd express the bodily dimensions of a profane collective celebration that mirrors the distinct cultural negotiations of the c…

  • Beyond Reality

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Journal of Latin American…•2010•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    Marginal characters, slum dwellers, street people, and the struggling poor have always had their stock of representations in modern artistic productions. Yet in Brazil, until the emergence of Carol

  • Modernist Ruins

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Public Culture•1999•Cited by: 3

  • The Shock of the Real

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Space and Culture•2004•Cited by: 5•References: 4

    The author discusses the aesthetic effects of the “shock of the real” and how it emerges in specific realist films and literature that portray urban experiences in contemporary Brazil. In the midst of the violence, image overflow, and uncertainty of many Brazilian cities, realist productions provide an interpretative pedagogy of the “real.” Although they attempt to forge a connection between lived experience and representation, contemporary reali…

  • Favelas and the aesthetics of realism

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Journal of Latin American…•2004•Cited by: 10

  • The Violence of the Real

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Public Culture•2009

    This interview investigates how the photographer Rogério Reis created his photographic installation Microwave as a response to the urban violence of the drug trade in Rio de Janeiro. It explores also how Reis decided to make this aesthetic option, how the relation between the press and the drug dealers has changed over the past years, and how civil society attempts to respond to the violence of the city. Finally, the interview examines Reis's pho…

  • Hijacked by Realism

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Public Culture•2009•Cited by: 2

    This essay discusses the impact of realist aesthetics as a "pedagogy of the gaze" that addresses the pressing issues of urban violence in Brazil

  • The Visible and the Invisibles

    Beatriz Jaguaribe, Mauricio Lissovsky•ARTICLE•Public Culture•2009•Cited by: 3

    This essay offer a comparative analysis of three sets of photographs made in different periods of Brazilian history: portraits of urban slaves made by the photographer Christiano Júnior in the mid-nineteenth century during the Second Empire; photographs of political propaganda commissioned by the Estado Novo in the early 1940s (Obra Getuliana); and contemporary images of Rio de Janeiro favela dwellers taken by the inhabitants of the favelas thems…

  • Beyond Reality

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Journal of Latin American…•2010•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    Marginal characters, slum dwellers, street people, and the struggling poor have always had their stock of representations in modern artistic productions. Yet in Brazil, until the emergence of Carol

  • "Imaginando a "cidade maravilhosa

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Revista FAMECOS•2011•Cited by: 5•References: 1

    Este artigo enfoca o branding contemporâneo da cidade do Rio de Janeiro, enquanto cidade maravilhosa. Serão exploradas as reinvenções da cidade para as Olimpíadas de 2106 traçando uma comparação entre estes preparativos e a exibição internacional comemorativa do Centenário de 1922. Argumenta-se que esses eventos internacionais revelam desejos por uma cidade ideal, espetáculos da modernidade e imaginários midiáticos

  • Carnival Crowds

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•The Sociological Review•2013•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    Through selective readings of literary chronicles, artistic and media representations, this paper explores how a particular kind of crowd - the carnival crowd - has been interpreted and represented in key periods of Rio de Janeiro's history. I argue that the temporal, spatial and aesthetic configurations of the carnival crowd express the bodily dimensions of a profane collective celebration that mirrors the distinct cultural negotiations of the c…

  • Nambiquaras em paris

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Revista FAMECOS•2019

    Enfocando como estudo de caso uma seleção de imagens fotográficas encontradas nos arquivos da seção de cartografia da Biblioteca Nacional da França, este ensaio explora as relações conceituais entre imagens, contextos culturais, arquivos e as políticas da memória. Em 1925, um doador anônimo presenteou 120 fotografias feitas pela Comissão Rondon à Société de Géographie de Paris. Comandada pelo oficial militar positivista Candido Mariano Rondon (18…

  • Retratos de província

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe, Daniela Gutiérrez López•ARTICLE•Galáxia (São Paulo•2022•References: 2

    Ao explorar seletivamente os acervos de três fotógrafos - Manuel Jesús Serrano (1882-1957), Chichico Alkmim (1886-1978) e Baldomero Alejos (1902-1976) -, analisamos retratos fotográficos de estúdio realizados nas décadas de 1920 a 1950. Nas cidades de província onde exerceram a profissão de retratista, os estúdios fotográficos propiciavam um teatro de poses, automodelações modernas e pactos fotográficos entre retratados e fotógrafos. Nessas estuf…

  • Mapping and Forgetting

    Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Public Culture•2024•References: 8

    Centered on the mapping of the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso, this essay explores the relations between cartography, national imaginaries, and personal archives. Undertaken in 1917 by the Rondon Commission during the period of the First Republic (1889 - 1930), the making of the map spanned decades of Brazilian history, as it was finally published in 1952 during Getúlio Vargas's democratic presidency. Its making entailed the exploration of the va…

  • A conclusão da Carta de Mato Grosso e os ideários do Brasil moderno

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe, Maria Gabriela Bernardino•ARTICLE•Patrimônio e memória•2025

    Neste ensaio, visamos contextualizar a feitura do mapa de Mato Grosso destacando como a imaginação cartográfica dialogou com os ideários da nação. Iniciado sob os auspícios da Comissão Rondon na República Velha, o mapa foi imaginado como um instrumento concreto e simbólico do mote “ordem e progresso”. Durante o autoritário Estado Novo (1937-1945), o mapa fez parte do ideário expansionista da “Marcha para o Oeste”. Finalmente, nos anos 1950, nos e…

  • Cidades perdidas, imaginários expedicionários e modernidades ocultistas

    Open Access•Beatriz Jaguaribe•ARTICLE•Galáxia (São Paulo•2025

    Em 1925, o Coronel Percy Harrison Fawcett (1867-1925), seu filho Jack (1903-1925) e o melhor amigo deste, Raleigh Rimmel (1902-1925) desapareceram nas selvas do Mato Grosso em busca de uma cidade perdida. O sumiço de Fawcett e seus companheiros ocasionou uma desbordante reação internacional. No Brasil, além das reportagens e declarações de autoridades federais e locais, o desaparecimento do coronel inglês suscitou reações do sertanista mais abali…

Art (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Aesthetics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · History (4 works) · Urban and sociocultural dynamics (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Literature, Culture, and Criticism (3 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Photography and Visual Culture (3 works)

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