Enciclopédia Negra
encyclopedia of Afro-Brazilian biographies
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Enciclopédia Negra
Summary
Enciclopédia Negra is a biographical dictionary[1].
Key Facts
- Enciclopédia Negra authored Flávio dos Santos Gomes[2].
- Enciclopédia Negra authored Jaime Lauriano[3].
- Enciclopédia Negra authored Lilia Moritz Schwarcz[4].
- Enciclopédia Negra's instance of is recorded as biographical dictionary[5].
- Enciclopédia Negra's instance of is recorded as reference work[6].
- Enciclopédia Negra's publisher is recorded as Companhia das Letras[7].
- Enciclopédia Negra's genre is recorded as biographical dictionary[8].
- Enciclopédia Negra's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-85-359-3400-7[9].
- Enciclopédia Negra's OCLC number is recorded as 1265035038[10].
- Enciclopédia Negra's place of publication is recorded as São Paulo[11].
- Enciclopédia Negra's page is recorded as 784[12].
- Enciclopédia Negra's language of work or name is recorded as Brazilian Portuguese[13].
- Enciclopédia Negra's country of origin is recorded as Brazil[14].
- Enciclopédia Negra's publication date is recorded as +2021-03-29T00:00:00Z[15].
- Enciclopédia Negra's Open Library ID is recorded as OL35664282M[16].
- Enciclopédia Negra's Google Books ID is recorded as xe4fEAAAQBAJ[17].
- Enciclopédia Negra's main subject is recorded as biography[18].
- Enciclopédia Negra's main subject is recorded as African Brazilians[19].
- Enciclopédia Negra's ISBN-10 is recorded as 85-359-3400-6[20].
- Enciclopédia Negra's described at URL is recorded as https://trechos.org/ler-online-ebook-baixar-pdf-enciclopedia-negra-por-flavio-dos-santos-gomes-introducao-prefacio-capitulo-resenha/[21].
- Enciclopédia Negra's title is recorded as Enciclopédia Negra[22].
- Enciclopédia Negra's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Every Book Its Reader 2025[23].
Body
Works and Contributions
Authored works include Flávio dos Santos Gomes[2], a writer[24], b. 1964[25], of Brazil[26], awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship[27], specialised in history[28]; Jaime Lauriano[3], an artist[29], b. 1985[30], of Brazil[31]; and Lilia Moritz Schwarcz[4], an anthropologist[32], b. 1957[33], of Brazil[34], awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship[35], specialised in anthropology[36].