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Ending Empire: Lusotropicalism as an Imperial Ideology
Relaciones Internacionales, 2015 This article is an inquiry into the ideological foundations of Portuguese postwar imperialism, arguing that these reveal some conceptual tensions characteristic of late-modern justifications of imperial governance, such as anxieties about imperial ...
Jens BARTELSON
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Brasiliana: Journal for Brazilian Studies, 2023 Beyond being a renowned founding proponent and scholar of Brazilian miscegenation theory, not much is known about Gilberto Freyre as a poet. His unique poetic collection, Poesia Reunida[i] (1980) [Collected Poetry], provides a rare window into the ...
Omoniyi Afolabi
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O teatro popular Tchiloli em São Tomé: origem quinhentista ou oitocentista?
Ler História, 2022 Tchiloli is an emblematic popular theatre in São Tomé, based on the sixteenth-century play Tragédia do Marquês de Mântua e do Imperador Carlos Magno, written around 1540 by Baltasar Dias (c.1515 – c.1580), a Madeiran playwright from the Gil Vincente ...
Gerhard Seibert
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Lusofonia – entre mito, história e futuro
Studia Romanica Posnaniensia, 2019 The paper discuss the problem of lusophony as a poscolonial neoimperial Portuguese ideology. The author claims that the lusophonic mythology, that is currently being created, is ingrained in the tradition of salazarist propaganda.
Wojciech Charchalis
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Práticas da História, 2023 This essay uses Miguel Dores’ documentary Alcindo (2020) to propose a critique of whiteness in Portugal. It is argued that the endorsement of narratives of lusotropicalismo, Portuguese colonial exceptionalism, forms a line of continuity between Portugal’
Patrícia Martins Marcos
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Нового государства в Португалии Lusotropicalism as the Basis of the Colonial Self-Positioning of the Estado Novo Regime in Portugal [PDF]
Латиноамериканский исторический альманахThe article analyzes lusotropicalism as a Portuguese colonial doctrine of the 1960s and 1970s. Salazar's Portugal, due to its geopolitical insignificance in Europe, tended to preserve the colonies as the basis of its imperial identity.
Nikita Berestov-Kalinin,
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Reciprocal migration: the coloniality of recent two-way migration links between Angola and Portugal
Comparative Migration Studies, 2022 Reciprocal migration—which we define as the mutual exchange of origin and destination by two different migrating groups—is hardly acknowledged in the migration literature. In terms of the temporalities of migration, which are usually seen as sequences or
Asaf Augusto +3 more
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Altre Modernità, 2016 In this paper I analyse how the narrative discourse about the presumed specific characteristics of Portuguese colonization in Brazil moulded racism in Brazil and Portugal.
Valeria Ribeiro Corossacz
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Journal of Lusophone Studies, 2019 As part of his 1975 solo debut album, Água do céu-pássaro, Ney Matogrosso recorded a cover of "Barco negro," a Portuguese fado made famous by Amália Rodrigues and based on an earlier Brazilian song, "Mãe-preta," written by Caco Velho and Piratini and ...
Daniel da Silva
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Gilberto Freyre e a intelligentsia salazarista em defesa do Império Colonial Português (1951 - 1974)
História, 2009 Minha proposta, neste artigo, é analisar o percurso de Gilberto Freyre junto à intelligentsia salazarista, a partir de 1951, momento das redefinições estatutárias da administração colonial feitas por Salazar.
João Alberto da Costa Pinto
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