The article deals historiographically with the indigenous resistance in Ceará and how the different authors, from the positivists to the Marxists studied the problem of the good Indian and the bad Indian, just wars and the vanquished and the victors.

The paper argues that the discussion of the issue of external dependency as an obstacle to the development of Third World countries is traditionally centered on the period after the political independence of these countries. In discussing the Brazilian case, this paper questions the excessive emphas...

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Main Author:	Olímpio J. de Arroxelas Galvão
Format:	Article
Language:	Portuguese
Published:	Universidade Federal de Pernambuco 1993-06-01
Series:	Clio: Revista de Pesquisa Histórica
Online Access:	https://periodicos.ufpe.br/revistas/revistaclio/article/view/24923

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title	The article deals historiographically with the indigenous resistance in Ceará and how the different authors, from the positivists to the Marxists studied the problem of the good Indian and the bad Indian, just wars and the vanquished and the victors.
title_short	The article deals historiographically with the indigenous resistance in Ceará and how the different authors, from the positivists to the Marxists studied the problem of the good Indian and the bad Indian, just wars and the vanquished and the victors.
title_full	The article deals historiographically with the indigenous resistance in Ceará and how the different authors, from the positivists to the Marxists studied the problem of the good Indian and the bad Indian, just wars and the vanquished and the victors.
title_fullStr	The article deals historiographically with the indigenous resistance in Ceará and how the different authors, from the positivists to the Marxists studied the problem of the good Indian and the bad Indian, just wars and the vanquished and the victors.
title_full_unstemmed	The article deals historiographically with the indigenous resistance in Ceará and how the different authors, from the positivists to the Marxists studied the problem of the good Indian and the bad Indian, just wars and the vanquished and the victors.
title_sort	article deals historiographically with the indigenous resistance in ceará and how the different authors, from the positivists to the marxists studied the problem of the good indian and the bad indian, just wars and the vanquished and the victors.
publisher	Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
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The article deals historiographically with the indigenous resistance in Ceará and how the different authors, from the positivists to the Marxists studied the problem of the good Indian and the bad Indian, just wars and the vanquished and the victors.

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