This book examines the popularity of football in Latin America and the importance of sound archives in a country in which orality is the basis of important social relations.
The development of modern sports in the region is connected to wider national and state-building processes. In this sense, this volume aims to provide a historical overview of the making of the interface between these two important areas of social life in this main country of South American continent and its role in the construction of the political history of the sport in the region. Providing unedited angles and unexpected approaches, the authors provide a panorama of the historical development and contemporary intersection of football in Oral History field, and vice versa. The history of Brazilian society is barely known outside the region, so this volume seeks to tell this story, showing how innovation was key in the development of this sports modality, and overcoming traditional sources based on Journalism and Media.
This is a book that will appeal to those within the fields of Sport History and Latin American Studies.
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Raphael Rajao Ribeiro is a researcher at FULIA/UFMG - Center for studies on football, language and arts, and a professor at the Instituto Federal de Educacao, Ciencia e Tecnologia do Ceara (IFCE). Qualifications include a PhD in History, Politics and Cultural Goods at the School of Social Sciences at Fundacao Getulio Vargas (FGV/CPDOC), and a master's in History from the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG).
Bernardo Buarque de Hollanda is an associate professor at the School of Social Sciences of the Fundacao Getulio Vargas and a researcher at the Center for Research and Documentation of Brazilian Contemporary History (FGV CPDOC). He is also a historian, with a PhD in Social History of Culture from the Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio) and has held a CNPq research productivity scholarship since 2013. His main topics of research include literary history and modernism, social thought and intellectuals in Brazil, the social history of football and organised football supporting groups.
1. Football and oral history in Brazil: an introduction
Raphael Rajao and Bernardo Buarque
2. Three interviews and a destiny: the story of Havelange or the story of FIFA
Livia Goncalves and Sergio Giglio
3. The political elites of football - a methodological inquiry in Oral History
Luiz Burlamaqui and Deivid Ferreira
4. The unexpected in an archive: interferences in a football memory collection
Bernardo Buarque and Raphael Rajao
5. Voices from the Football Museum: memories of Brazilian players participating at the FIFA World Cup Football editions (1954-1982)
Andre Capraro
6. Problematising the experiences and memories of migrant players
Luiz Carlos Ribeiro
7. Stories from pioneers: Esporte Clube Radar and the resumption of women's football post-ban
Caroline Almeida
8. Oral History, other stories, and other supporters: narratives of the supporter group Coligay
Luiza dos Anjos
9. Territories of cheering: an analysis of the testimonies of the founders and leaders of the organized fan clubs in Sao Paulo
Vitor Canale
10. Discourse analysis as an instrument to scientifically investigate the history of football activism in contemporary Brazil: an example of "(anti)fascism"
Felipe Lopes
11. An integrative review of academic papers to explore the connections between football and oral history in Brazil
Marina Dantas
