Vol. 8 No. 1 (2002): Locus - Revista de História
Artigos

History of landscapes: green nature and the amergence of towns and cities in colonial Brasil

Keywords

  • Colonial Urbanism,
  • Construction of the Brazilian territory,
  • Wilderness

How to Cite

Silva, Maria Angélica da. 2002. “History of Landscapes: Green Nature and the Amergence of Towns and Cities in Colonial Brasil”. Locus: History Journal 8 (1). https://periodicos.ufjf.br/index.php/locus/article/view/20554.

Abstract

Colonial villages and cities appear in Brazil in the presence of vast and lush nature. They are fortified places, port and fort gazing at an immense wilderness that was gradually conquered. The proposal of this article is to analyse the purposes of the design of 16th and 17th century villages and cities located on the north-eastem, discussing the formation of a mentality concerning the new territory.

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