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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.8.2010.tde-08022011-151118
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Author
Full name
Lucas Endrigo Brunozi Avelar
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2010
Supervisor
Committee
Carneiro, Henrique Soares (President)
Ricupero, Rodrigo Monteferrante
Sant'Anna, Denise Bernuzzi de
Title in Portuguese
A moderação em excesso: estudo sobre a história das bebidas na sociedade colonial
Keywords in Portuguese
Bebidas
Europa moderna
Moderação
Processo civilizador
Sociedade colonial
Abstract in Portuguese
Esta dissertação investiga alguns aspectos da história das bebidas no século XVIII. A partir de uma caracterização inicial do processo de domesticação da embriaguez na Europa moderna, fornecemos a descrição de elementos do moralismo lusitano respeitantes à questão dos usos de vinho e aguardentes. Disso extraímos a hipótese de que a moderação teria sido o valor que orientou o comportamento alcoólico na sociedade portuguesa. Já na sociedade colonial, examinada nos dois capítulos finais, defendemos que o referido valor cumpriu a função ideológica de mascarar a experiência etílica dos habitantes daquelas paragens, experiência esta marcada por diferentes formas de beber e de embriaguez. Numa sociedade organizada para a expropriação de recursos valendo-se de mão-de-obra escrava, o beber moderado entrou em choque com as diversas circunstâncias apresentadas aos colonizadores nos trópicos.
Title in English
Moderation in excess: study on the history of drinks in colonial society
Keywords in English
Beverages
Civilizing process
Colonial society
Moderation
Modern Europe
Abstract in English
This study investigates some aspects of the history of drinks in the eighteen century. From an initial characterization of the domestication process of being drunk in the modern era, provides the key element of moralism Lusitanian relating to the question of the uses of wine and spirits. From this we extract the hypothesis that moderation would be the value that guided the alcoholic behavior in Portuguese society. In the colonial society, examined in the last part, we argue that the value of the ideological function served to mask the experience of the inhabitants of those areas, this experience marked by different forms of drinking and drunkenness. In a society organized for the expropriation of resources by availing itself of slave labor, moderate drinking has clashed with the different circumstances presented to the colonists in the tropics.
 
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Publishing Date
2011-02-08
 
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