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DANGEROUS ILLUSIONS AND SHINING UTOPIAS
2017
Overview
JORGE AMADO (1912–2001) is arguably the Latin American fiction writer who has addressed the topic of outlaw rural violence and its role (or lack thereof) in class-based revolutionary social change with the most perseverance and coherence (and most prolifically). As a whole, his work is a sustained and totalizing exploration of northeastern Brazilian life, mainly the state of Bahia. Nearly all walks of life have found a place in his work: urban elites (large cocoa exporters, bankers, industrialists and wealthy merchants, senators and governors); urban middle classes (professional, commercial, intellectual, conservative, liberal, and radical); urban workers and urban riffraff
