Stringing Together a Nation

Discover the intricate relationship between nation-building and indigenous peoples in Brazil through the thought-provoking examination presented in "Stringing Together a Nation" by esteemed author Candido Rondon. Published in 2004 by Duke University Press, this compelling paperback delves into the influential career of Rondon, shedding light on his profound impact on both the state and its indigenous communities. Spanning 277 pages, this book offers a unique lens to deconstruct contemporary Brazilian historiography, making it an essential read for scholars and enthusiasts alike. Join Rondon on a journey that intertwines history, culture, and identity in the context of a transforming nation. Perfect for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Brazil's past and its implications for the present.