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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-8307-6twork of highways promised to unify the nation from within. The country’s new capital would symbolize Brazilian self-sufficiency, advancement, hope, innovation, and democracy. It was a tall order for a city.

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,Brasília: The Real and Promised City in 1960s Brazilian Literature,twork of highways promised to unify the nation from within. The country’s new capital would symbolize Brazilian self-sufficiency, advancement, hope, innovation, and democracy. It was a tall order for a city.

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Irving Fisher and Interest Theoryapital. A daunting task awaited them. The capital city, Rio de Janeiro, had earned a bad reputation. While the neighboring national capitals, such as Buenos Aires and Montevideo, already had been updated with major urban reforms, Rio de Janeiro remained a provincial port. City dwellers kept pigs, fa