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This article investigates the literary associations that emerged in Rio de Janeiro during the term of law no. 1083 of 1860, known as the “Lei dos Entraves”. For that, sixteen statutes comprise the sources of this research, all of them approved by the Empire’s State Council, in order to understand the process of consolidation of a network of associations dedicated to the literary world. Those societys were essential to foster the development of social, economic and cultural connections that allowed the expansion of intellectual labor and other initiatives related to education, publishing and journalistic markets. This process was also fundamental for the transformation of journalistic companies from the 1880s onwards and the expansion of circulation of press and print materials in Rio de Janeiro, during the Second Reign.

Associativismo literário, trabalho intelectual e o mercado das letras no segundo reinado (1860-1882)