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BRASILIEN IM 17. JAHRHUNDERT

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Der Beitrag untersucht, welche Stereotype die Portugiesen in Bezug auf das Brasilien der frühen Neuzeit etabliert haben und wie diese durchaus heterogenen Stereotype im 17. Jahrhundert, weiterentwickelt und sukzessive korrigiert worden sind, welche Gründe zu der Fortentwicklung und zu den Korrekturen geführt haben und warum diese Differenzierungsprozesse sich nur zögerlich vollzogen. Herangezogen werden hierfür Reiseberichte über Brasilien bzw. Südamerika allgemein des 17. Jahrhunderts und zwei für den wissenschaftlichen Bericht um 1800 prominente Beispiele (Alexander von Humboldt, Georg Forster).

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Daphnis 39, 3-4, 637 (2010); https://doi.org/10.1163/18796583-90000813
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