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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2016.tde-03082016-150350
Document
Author
Full name
Ivania Pocinho Motta
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2015
Supervisor
Committee
Junqueira, Mary Anne (President)
Izarra, Laura Patricia Zuntini de
Passetti, Gabriel
Prado, Maria Ligia Coelho
Ribeiro, Edméia Aparecida
Title in Portuguese
Viajantes britânicas na América do Sul: gênero e cultura imperial (1868-1892)
Keywords in Portuguese
América do Sul
Grã-Bretanha
Mulheres
Relatos de viagem
Viajantes
Abstract in Portuguese
Este trabalho analisa os relatos de viagem de três mulheres britânicas à América do Sul no século XIX. São elas: a inglesa Marianne North (18301890), a escocesa Florence Dixie (18551905) e a irlandesa Marion Mulhall (18441922). Um dos objetivos desta pesquisa é refletir sobre as impressões que essas autoras tiveram sobre o continente sul-americano e suas representações a respeito dessa região, sua natureza, seus habitantes. Tendo em vista que as viajantes vieram de países pertencentes ao Reino Unido da Grã-Bretanha e Irlanda - Inglaterra, Escócia e Irlanda - procurou-se interpretar se seus relatos conteriam as possíveis dissensões existentes entre eles, no interior da Europa. Por último, por tratar-se de fontes produzidas por mulheres, buscou-se observar as visões das autoras sobre os papéis tradicionalmente atribuídos ao sexo feminino.
Title in English
British travelers in South America: gender and imperial culture (18681892)
Keywords in English
Great Britain
South America
Travel writings
Travelers
Women
Abstract in English
This work analyses the travel accounts of three British women to South America in the nineteenth century. They are: the English Marianne North (18301890), the Scottish Florence Dixie (18551905) and the Irish Marion Mulhall (18441922). One of the purposes of this research is to reflect on the impressions that these authors had on the South American continent and think about their representations concerning this region, its nature, its inhabitants. Considering that the travelers came from countries belonging to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland - England, Scotland and Ireland - we sought to interpret whether their accounts would contain the possible existing dissensions among them, in Europe. At last, as the sources were written by women, we sought to observe the views of the authors about the roles traditionally attributed to women.
 
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2016-08-03
 
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