History and memory in the farroupilha revolution: A brief genealogy of the myth

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The aim of this paper is to present a panorama of manifestations related to the Farroupilha Revolution, from the event itself to its consolidation as the founding myth of regional identity in Rio Grande do Sul. Debating important moments in this process, such as the refraction of memory in relation to the event, its political appropriation by the republican project, its rehabilitation in historical memory and its ritualization in Gaúcho traditionalism, it proposes to analytically reconstitute the establishment of the fact as a symbolically cohesive and multiple heritage, sufficiently elastic to guide internal conflicts and tensions between the state and the center of Brazil.

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Zalla, J., & Menegat, C. (2011). History and memory in the farroupilha revolution: A brief genealogy of the myth. Revista Brasileira de Historia, 31(62), 49–70. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0102-01882011000200005

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