Coffee in the interpretations of Monteiro Lobato and Celso Furtado
O café nas interpretações de Monteiro Lobato e Celso Furtado
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https://doi.org/10.36920/esa-v25n3-7Abstract
Coffee represented a fundamental system of production and socio-political-cultural organization in the history and trajectory of Brazilian political and social thought. This article analyses in a comparative way the opinions of Monteiro Lobato and Celso Furtado on the coffee economy and its implications for Brazilian society. Both authors understood coffee to be the basis of the agrarian vocation and the transition to modernization. Analyzing comparatively the literary perceptions of Monteiro Lobato and the economic interpretations of Furtado allows us to identify their different perspectives in building a mosaic of interpretations on the place of coffee in Brazilian history.
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