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The work of the historian Sérgio Buarque de Holanda, Roots of Brazil, together with The Masters and the Slaves, by Gilberto Freyre, forms the initial theoretical works of the interpretation of Brazil that left aside the racialist theories and came to the theme of culture. In this sense, the present article seeks to analyze some elements about the concept of Cordial Man, presented in the fifth chapter of Roots of Brazil, in the sense of list some points of the historiographical theorization of its author. The following text is organized as follows: a brief reflection on the ideal typification used by Holanda, followed by a survey on the subject of exile in the theoretical elaboration of cordiality, concluding by an analysis of personalism as superficial taste.

A TIPIFICAÇÃO IDEAL DA CORDIALIDADE: APORTES A PARTIR DO PENSAMENTO SOCIAL BRASILEIRO DE SÉRGIO BUARQUE DE HOLANDA