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sobrados mucambos - FREYRE (Gilberto) SOBRADOS e Mucambos: Decadência do Patriarchado Rural no Brasil . 2.a edição refundida pelo autor e acrescida de introdução, de cinco capítulos e de numerosas notas. Ilustrações de L. Cardoso Ayres, M. Bandeira, Carlos Leão e do autor. São Paulo: Livraria José Olympio Editora, 1951. 3 v.: il.; 225 mm. The second work in Gilberto Freyre's sociological trilogy, Sobrados e Mucambos , is one of the fundamental studies on the transformation of Brazilian society in the post-colonial period. Continuing the classic Casa-Grande & Senzala (1933), Sobrados e Mucambos examines the transition from a rural patriarchal society to a more urban and bourgeois structure in 19th-century Brazil. Gilberto Freyre (1900–1987), a central figure in Brazilian sociology and anthropology, combines a historical, ethnographic, and literary approach to describe the changes in lifestyles, family relationships, gender roles, and power structures as slavery declined and city life gained ground. The title alludes to the symbolic contrast between the sobrado — the urban dwelling of the elite — and the mucambo , the precarious housing of the poor and former slaves, reflecting the social stratification of imperial Brazil. Rare. ! Please note that this translated text was generated by Google. !