Anthropology 2272F/G Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: Wage Labour, Health Promotion, Anemia

• School: Western University
• Department: Anthropology
• Course: Anthropology 2272F/G
• Professor: Ian Puppe

Document Summary

Chapter 7: on black culture and black bodies : state discourses, tourism, and. Public policies in salvador da bahia, brazil elena calvo-gonzalez & luciana duccini. 1500 portrait photograph exhibit entitles the salvador negroamor exhibition in: purpose is to showcase salvador"s mixed identity within the population and. Supposedly these images are representative of the black population within salvador, overcome the discrimination against poc. Race, culture, and the making of a nation: The preoccupation in brazil of its racial/cultural make-up can be traced to colonial times when miscegenation of the country"s population was seen as problematic for. Miscegenation was indicated (at the time) as the cause of the degeneration of the its prosperity. country, pushing brazil away from its observed national position as a civilized. The phenotypic reality of the brazilian population was far from the white ideal, not matter how much whitening was done. Some argue that the shift in emphasis from race" to culture" was more a rhetorical.