Viviane Carvalho da Annunciação

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At the end of the 19th century, we have the beginning of eugenics.
Nina Rodrigues was writing in a similar way as Cesare Lombroso in Europe, identifying the race with criminality, certain aspects of genetic predisposition.
And, of course, Machado de Assis was not only writing
Afro descendants, but he also had a strange illness, his condition, his illnesses, which was epilepsy.
And it was believed that it was associated with degeneracy, with the mixture of races.
And in a way, when Machado de Assis wrote stories like The Alienist, O Alienista, he was trying to criticize also these new scientists.
Of course, in the 19th century Brazil, we don't have a big difference between scientists.
the intellectual or the scientists, they all kind of wrote about everything.
And he identified a problem with this kind of discourse of the whitening of the race.
And that was what happened in the beginning of the century in Brazil.
The whitening of Brazil was a governmental project to bring awareness
European immigrants from Portugal, Spain and Italy to create this kind of whitening of the race.
And this will happen at the end of the 19th century, the generation of 1870s.
And Machado, in one of his critical texts says,
which made him hated by many intellectuals like Silvio Romero.
He said, this generation doesn't read Spencer and Darwin properly.
If you want to understand it properly, you should apply a scientific method.
And this is exactly what he did in his short stories.
He applied the scientific method to criticize what was happening in this change in society.
The ualienista.
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