CREATIVE FUN: LOURENÇO CARDOSO AND CRITICAL AND UNCRITICAL WHITENESS

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Published: Aug 31, 2022
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Whiteness; Racism; Black; White.

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Justino Gomes

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This work aims to present the two categories of whiteness (critical and uncritical) from the studies of Lourenço Cardoso. Whiteness as a racist manifestation crosses social relations not only in Brazil but in all parts of the world where dualisms: but in all parts of the world where dualisms: white/black; pure/impure; civilized/barbarian; original/artificial... dominate race relations that involve western and non-western subjects. It is a bibliographic type of work with a qualitative approach that is fundamentally based on presenting Cardoso's readings on whiteness, with the purpose of contributing to the fight against racism, and at the same time, proposing more humane racial relations.

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Gomes, J. (2022). CREATIVE FUN: LOURENÇO CARDOSO AND CRITICAL AND UNCRITICAL WHITENESS. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 14(41), 57–78. Retrieved from https://abpn.emnuvens.com.br/site/article/view/1426
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Vol. 14 No. 41 (2022): ABPN Magazine | June - August 2022 | Thematic Dossier: LITERARY AND LINGUISTIC STUDIES IN PORTUGUESE AND OTHER LANGUAGES: THEORY, DISCOURSE AND TEACHING
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Dossiê Temático

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