O cuidado às crianças pequenas no Brasil escravista

Authors

  • Maria Vittoria Pardal Civiletti

Keywords:

Trabalho, Cuidados com a Criança, História, Creches, Amamentação, Escravismo

Abstract

Este artigo descreve e analisa as transformações no discurso e na prática do cuidado à criança pequena no Brasil do século XIX, apoiando-se em textos da época. A análise destaca o surgimento do discurso sobre creches e salas de asilo, logo após a abolição da escravidão, sugerindo que tais instituições visavam conter as classes populares, liberar mão-de-obra feminina do cuidado com a própria prole para absorvê-la nos serviços domésticos e, ainda, melhorar o rendimento da mão-de-obra masculina.

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Author Biography

Maria Vittoria Pardal Civiletti

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Published

1991-02-28

How to Cite

Civiletti, M. V. P. (1991). O cuidado às crianças pequenas no Brasil escravista. Cadernos De Pesquisa, (76), 31–40. Retrieved from https://publicacoes.fcc.org.br/cp/article/view/1052

Issue

No. 76 (1991)

Section

Articles

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