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The Politics of the Essay Lusotropicalism as Ideology and Theory
American Sociologist, The, 2020 In this article we discuss the politics of the essay of three major twentieth-century Portuguese-speaking intellectuals: Gilberto Freyre, Jorge Dias and António Sérgio. Our topic of discussion is Lusotropicalism. Through an examination of the essayist production of these thinkers (1920s–1960s), we revisit this social theoretical account of racial ...
Filipe Carreira da Silva +1 more
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The (In)Tangible Legacy of “Generic Lusotropicalism”: Unexamined Links in the Textual History of “Portuguese Humane Colonialism” [PDF]
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 ...
PEDRO SCHACHT PEREIRA
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Lusotropicalism: Tropical Geography Under Dictatorship, 1926–1974
Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 2011This article locates Portuguese tropical geography within wider academic debates on ‘tropicality’, contributing to discussion on not only the ‘tropicality of geography’ but also the ‘geography of tropicality’. It traces the role of Portuguese tropical geography in the colonial project and in the production of geographical knowledge, discourses and ...
João Sarmento
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Allegories of Exceptionalism: Lusotropicalism in Mass Culture (1960–74)
Portuguese Journal of Social Science, 2015Abstract The concept of lusotropicalism inspired various stereotypes about Portugal and the Portuguese, namely the idea they were more adaptable to the tropics because of their alleged plasticity – materialized in an adaptation to different climates, mobility and the ability to miscegenate – and more successful colonizers than the rest ...
Marcos Cardao
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Chapter 7. Curating Culture and Religion: Lusotropicalism and the Management of Heritage in Portugal
, 2022 Maria Cardeira da Silva, Clara Saraiva
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CHAPTER 11 Between Europe and the Atlantic: The Melancholy Paths of Lusotropicalism
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Lusotropicalism and Culturalism Within Contemporary Portuguese Race-Thinking
Social IdentitiesJoão-Manuel Neves
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