Abstract:
This article aims to examine, in the 25 years anniversary of the release of The bourgeois revolution in Brazil (1975) and the centenary of Florestan Fernandes (1920), the originality of his interpretation of Brazil, especially the definition of “social order”, essential to understand our past and to outline new great interpretative panels of process and history. To comprehend this complex plot, it is crucial to immerse in the author’s very particular method of investigation and exposure and also correlate with his experience living in 1930 until the release of the book.
Keywords:
Florestan Fernandes; The borgueois revolution in Brazil; Social Order