Nogueira, Oracy (1917-1996)
Oracy Nogueira (1917-1996), a Brazilian sociologist with a broad anthropological training, took ground-breaking approaches to racial prejudice and the stigma of disease, among other issues, from family and kinship to politics and community. His intellectual trajectory, prior to and following his PhD studies (1945-1947) at the Departments of Sociology and Anthropology of the University of Chicago under the supervision of Everett Hughes, expresses the fecundity of Brazilian social sciences during the decisive period of their academic institutionalization from the 1930s to the early 1960s. Nogueira’s professional files are gathered at the Oracy Nogueira Archive in Rio de Janeiro.
Keywords: Sociology | Social sciences | Racism | Brazil | United States of America | Family and kinship | Race relations | Stigma of disease | Everett Hughes | University of Chicago
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“Preconceito racial e estigma da doença na obra pioneira de Oracy Nogueira”
Maria Laura Viveiros de Castro Cavalcanti, 2020
Sociólogo com ampla formação antropológica, Oracy Nogueira (1917-1996) é autor de uma obra inovadora na qual se destacam abordagens precursoras do preconceito racial e do estigma da doença, além de densos estudos sobre família e parentesco, política e comunidade, sociologia das profissões, e métodos e (...)
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“Racial Prejudice and Stigma of Disease: The Pioneering Work of Oracy Nogueira”
Maria Laura Viveiros de Castro Cavalcanti, 2020
As a sociologist with a broad anthropological training, Oracy Nogueira (1917-1996) was the author of an innovative body of work, including groundbreaking approaches to racial prejudice and the stigma of disease . He also wrote extensively on family and kinship, politics and community, the (...)
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