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América portuguesa em contexto de mudança: ideias, cenários políticos e linguagens (1774-1822)
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Em setembro de 1822, D. Pedro, Príncipe Regente do Brasil e herdeiro da Coroa Portuguesa, declara o rompimento das relações políticas com o Império Português, assim findando o Reino Unido de Portugal, Brasil e Algarves. Diferentemente das independências hispano-americanas, o caso brasileiro revelou-se singular ao preservar no Novo Mundo o sistema de governo monárquico, além de manter unidas as províncias luso-americanas no novo Estado independente em formação. Esta dissertação de mestrado busca examinar a conjuntura sociopolítica e as circunstâncias subjacentes à concretização deste desenlace, diante da existência de diversas forças atuantes. Amparado por relevante bibliografia e por fontes primárias, o trabalho analisa três marcos de influência histórica: a “Era das Revoluções”; a Transferência da Corte para o Brasil; e as Relações com as Cortes de Lisboa. O trabalho analisa ainda o papel da linguagem na escalada das tensões políticas após a extinção dos censores régios e a sua contribuição para a desfecho secessionista.
In September 1822, Dom Pedro, Brazil’s Prince Regent and heir of the Portuguese Crown, severed the political relationship with the Portuguese Empire, thereby ending the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and Algarves. Unlike the hispano-american independences, the Brazilian case was unique insofar as it preserved in the New World the monarchic form of government, while also maintained united the luso-american provinces under one single independent State in the making. This master dissertation seeks to examine the socio-political state of affairs and circumstances that underlie the unfolding of such an outcome, amidst the existence of a number of acting forces. Supported by relevant bibliography and primary sources, this work analyses three main aspects of historical influence: The “Age of Revolutions”; the Transfer of the Portuguese Court to Brazil and the Relationship with the Lisbon Cortes. It also analyses the role of language in the rise of political tensions following the abolition of royal censorship and its contribution to the secessionist outcome.
In September 1822, Dom Pedro, Brazil’s Prince Regent and heir of the Portuguese Crown, severed the political relationship with the Portuguese Empire, thereby ending the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and Algarves. Unlike the hispano-american independences, the Brazilian case was unique insofar as it preserved in the New World the monarchic form of government, while also maintained united the luso-american provinces under one single independent State in the making. This master dissertation seeks to examine the socio-political state of affairs and circumstances that underlie the unfolding of such an outcome, amidst the existence of a number of acting forces. Supported by relevant bibliography and primary sources, this work analyses three main aspects of historical influence: The “Age of Revolutions”; the Transfer of the Portuguese Court to Brazil and the Relationship with the Lisbon Cortes. It also analyses the role of language in the rise of political tensions following the abolition of royal censorship and its contribution to the secessionist outcome.
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América portuguesa Independência do Brasil Era das Revoluções Transferência da Corte Cortes de Lisboa Panfletos Independence of Brazil Age of Revolutions Transfer of the Court Lisbon Cortes Pamphlets