Odara
by Maria Helena Vargas da Silveira
1993
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"Competent stories on black Brazilians in southernmost Rio Grande do Sul mix reality and history (such as 1888 Emancipation) with fiction. Tone is semi-didactic in book devoted to preserving ethnic traits, especially religious African traditions. Includes glossary and recommended bibliography on Afro-Brazilian topics"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.
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