Oxford University Press Oxford Encyclopedia of Brazilian History and Culture 1-3

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Brazilian History and Culture provides a comprehensive look at the nation's development from prehistory to the start of the 21st century. Published by Oxford University Press, this collection brings together specialists from Latin America, Europe, and the United States to deliver 115 long-form essays. The text covers essential topics including the history and legacies of slavery, political history, economic history, and international relations. It also examines social and cultural history with a focus on the arts and sciences. Organized into four large chronological sections, the work explores the precolonial era, the long colonial period, and subsequent historical stages to provide a complete academic resource for students and researchers.