Undocumented in a Documentary Society
Undocumented in a Documentary Society
Brazilian Literacy Lives
Chapter Three describes how undocumented Brazilians documented themselves in ethnic religious institutions, which provided the textual legitimacy that they were denied in secular contexts. Written out of the nation, they wrote their way into another bureaucracy. Their writing was a material response to the textual conditions of globalization.
Keywords: undocumented, Brazilian, ethnic religious institutions, materiality, textuality, globalization
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