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De la francophonie à la lusophonie : une expérience dialogique de traduction

, 2016
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Immigrant entrepreneurs in Lisbon: from diversity to Lusophony

International Journal of Business and Globalisation, 2008
In Portugal, the high rates of self-employment suggest that this is still an important institution for autochthonous populations. How does this situation articulate with the booming influxes of migrants? Does competition in a zero-sum logic prevail, or is there a win-win multiplying effect to be expected?
M. Margarida Marques, Nuno Dias
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Das Roadmovie in der Lusophonie

2013
Anhand der ausgewählten Filmbeispiele THE STONERAFT von George Sluizer (2002) und 98 OCTANAS von Fernando Lopes (2006) wird untersucht, wie das Filmgenre Roadmovie in der portugiesischen Filmlandschaft inszeniert wird, bzw. ob das Roadmovie in der Lusophonie als solches überhaupt existiert.
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Difficultés de traduction de la lusophonie populaire

Politique africaine, 1995
Cahen Michel. Difficultés de traduction de la lusophonie populaire. In: Politique africaine, n°58, 1995. Mitterrand et l'Afrique. pp. 170-174.
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Tourism scientific communities in the lusophony: RETNL

Journal of Tourism & Development, 2017
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Salgado, Manuel António Brites, Panosso, Alexandre, Costa, Carlos Manuel Martins da, Trigo, Luiz Gonzaga Godoi   +3 more
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La bibliothèque Calouste Gulbenkian : une ouverture sur la lusophonie

Arabesques, 2015
La bibliotheque Calouste Gulbenkian est une composante de la delegation en France de la Fondation Calouste Gulbenkian dont le siege social est a Lisbonne. La delegation fut inauguree le 3 mai 1965 au 51 avenue d’Iena, ancienne residence de Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian a Paris, sous le nom de Centre culturel portugais.
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Unsettling Lusophony: Global Literatures, Decolonial Futures

This paper critically examines the concept of Lusophony, a linguistic and cultural construct often viewed as a legacy of Portuguese colonialism, and proposes its unsettling through a decolonial framework. We argue that Lusophony, despite its celebratory connotations of shared language and cultural heritage, frequently masks enduring epistemic and power
Revista, Zen, LITERATURE, 10
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Problématiques des lusophonies et lusotopies asiatiques

2000
Problématiques des lusophonies et lusotopies asiatiques L'étude des rapports entre l'Asie et les mondes lusophones et celui des créolités luso-asiatiques reste à défricher. Selon une idée répandue, les communautés luso-asiatiques seraient en voie de disparition : même si l'actuelle situation à Timor Loro Sae semble montrer le contraire, le domaine de ...
Cahen, Michel, Couto, Dejanirah, Desouza, Peter Ronald, Marrou, Louis, Siqueira, Alito   +4 more
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Lusophonie-Lusographie

1994
Jean-Michel Massa.— Portuguese-speaking or Portuguese-writing Areas : Lusophony-Lusography Portugal, Brazil and the five African countries having Portuguese as official language are talked of as lusophone States. But in the statistics war, different realities are mixed : the historically produced lusophony of Portugal, the more recent lusophony of ...
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‘Portugal Is in the Sky’: Conceptual Considerations on Communities, Lusitanity, and Lusophony

2013
This contribution is that of a historian rather than a specialist of the literature on Lusophone culture. It therefore comes as no surprise that this piece starts by stating that such a culture does not exist. While there are indeed various cultures that can be described as Lusophone because they are expressed in the Portuguese language, the fact that ...
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