Recreational clubs: identities and conflicts among workers in São Paulo (1900-1920)
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1984-9222.2011v3n5p233Keywords:
workers, clubs, São Paulo CityAbstract
This article examines some of the recreational clubs founded and attended by workers of Sao Paulo City in the early twentieth century. This clubs offered numerous leisure activities for its members, allowing for them build a collective life in their moments of free time. These recreational associations represent a significant part of the working class experience during this period, experience marked by the development of different identities and ethnic conflicts. Therefore, these clubs are privileged spaces for the analysis of the working class formation process in the city.
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