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Portuguese Literary and Cultural Studies, 2022 ABSTRACT: For quite some time, Portuguese scholars have proposed that the success of the cooptation of Gilberto Freyre’s Lusotropicalism by the colonial discourse of Portugal’s Estado Novo can be explained in part due to the preexistence of a colonial discourse that contained similar ideas, at least as far back as the late ...
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Aquarela angolana: música e lazer na “Luanda Lusotropical” (1961-1970).
Diálogos, 2021 Este artigo aborda um período bastante peculiar na história de Angola. Destacamos que com a eclosão da guerra de libertação, em 1961, o governo português adotou uma série de medidas que objetivavam dirimir as inúmeras críticas internacionais que havia sofrendo e, ao mesmo tempo, enfraquecer a propagação dos movimentos de libertação em suas respectivas ...
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Lusotropical Romance: Camões, Gilberto Freyre, and the Isle of Love
Portuguese Literary and Cultural Studies, 2016 Abstract: Gilberto Freyre’s doctrine of Lusotropicalism, arguably the most influential of twentieth-century discourses legitimizing the survival of the Portuguese empire, was rooted to a significant degree in a foundational fantasy of erotic encounter between white explorers and Asian or African women.
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, 2021 Marta Araújo holds a Ph.D. from the University of London (IoE) and is a senior researcher at the Center for Social Studies, University of Coimbra (CES/UC). In this interview, she addressed her trajectory as a researcher dedicated to themes related to racism and how the theme entered the research agendas in Portugal.
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Exit ghost : reading Lusotropicalism as fetish (with Adorno) [PDF]
, 2018 The main aim of the essay is to critique lusotropicalism as a version, singular as it may be, of wider currents that attempt to mask and gloss over the operations of racism and their confluence with capital and patriarchy. \ud \ud I will draw on a number of thinkers and critics from Paul Gilroy to Étienne Balibar and Jacques Derrida and use concrete ...
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TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research, 2020 by Ana Beatriz Ribeiro Across disciplines, scholars writing on Brazil used to take for granted the state actor’s image as a particularly open-minded “emerging power.” This dominant discourse has long prevented a fuller, critical interrogation of Brazilian development projects abroad, many of them taking place in the African Countries of Official ...
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From Christianization of Karma to Lusotropicalism and Lusosphere
, 2012 The Portuguese arrival in India marked the beginning of the age of modern globalization that has been sustained until very recently in conditions that were favourable for the western domination of the globe. Adam Smith analyzed the origin of the wealth of nations in pre-Gamic and post-Gamic eras. It is presently experiencing tremors that were predicted
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Iberism and Lusotropicalism in the work of Gilberto Freyre
, 2012 This article discusses the Luso-Tropicalism trend, a subject that moved the thought Gilberto Freyre from the 1940s to the 1960s. The prolifical intellectual production of Prof. Freyre – marked by an approximation with the dictatorship of António Salazar and with the Portuguese effort to maintain colonies in Africa – can only be ...
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La Goa de Gilberto Freyre. Laboratorio lusotropical para el pensamiento transareal desde el Sur
, 2016 Bibliotheca Ibero-Americana, vol. 163Sur / South.
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The Intergroup Time Bias and Its Implications for Medical Healthcare. [PDF]
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