Manifestação, repressão e exílio : o movimento anarquista em São Paulo (1906-1907)

Abstract

This research is located in the investigative field of the History of the working class and its objective was to present how anarchist thought contributed to the organization and realization of the 1907 strike in the State of São Paulo. The research had as theoretical assumptions Roger Chartier's ideas about the representations contained in the libertarian movement in that context. Studies by Mikhail A. Bakunin and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon on anarchist theory were also consulted. In order to shed light on issues related to the History of the working class, the writings of Claudio Henrique de Moraes Batalha, Sheldon Leslie Maram, Silvia Lang Magnani and Sérgio Silva were used. The article in question adopted the working-class press, more specifically the weekly “A Terra Livre” (1906-1911) as a source of analysis for representing a legacy of the anarchist militants of that period.