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FA-52661-06Research Programs: Fellowships for University TeachersDain E. BorgesRaces, Crowds, and Souls in Brazilian Social Thought, 1880-19221/1/2006 - 12/31/2006$40,000.00DainE.Borges   University of ChicagoChicagoIL60637-5418USA2005Latin American HistoryFellowships for University TeachersResearch Programs400000400000

An intellectual and cultural history of two great cities, Salvador and Rio de Janeiro, emphasizing responses to religious change (millenarian movements, separation of Church and State, folk and elite spirit-possession religions, Protestant missions) in a time of crisis, 1880-1920. Positivist race sociology and new social psychologies connected race to political crowds and to individual selves or "souls." Critical Brazilian intellectuals, many of them men of color, struggled to comprehend cities undergoing dramatic transformation.