Transnational Portuguese studies, edited by Hilary Owen and Claire Williams

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Transnational Portuguese studies, edited by Hilary Owen and Claire Williams

Statement of responsibility

edited by Hilary Owen and Claire Williams

Instantiates

• Transnational Portuguese studies

Publication

• Liverpool, Liverpool University Press, 2020

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Carrier category

volume

Carrier category code

• nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Content category

• text
• still image

Content type code

• txt
• sti

Content type MARC source

• rdacontent
• rdacontent

Contents

• 3.
• English Pirates in Brazil: Early Anglo-Portuguese Relations in the New World
• Sheila Moura Hue
• 4.
• Soundtracks of the Lusophone and Creolophone Spheres: `Tanto' by Aline Frazao (Angola), `Kreol' by Mario Lucio (Cape Verde) and `N na nega bedju' by Jose Carlos Schwarz (Guinea-Bissau)
• Fernando Arenas
• 5.
• Transnational, Palimpsestic Journeys in the Art of Bartolomeu Cid dos Santos
• Maria Luisa Coelho
• 6.
• pt. I
• `Becoming Portuguese': New Europes for Old in Miguel Gomes's Arabian Nights
• Hilary Owen
• pt. II
• Language
• 7.
• Lusotopian or Lusophone Atlantics? The Relevance of Transnational African Diasporas to the Question of Language and Culture
• Jose Lingna Nafafe
• 8.
• Portuguese as a Transnational Language
• Susana Afonso
• Spatiality
• 9.
• Beyond Comprehension: Language, Identity and the Transnational in Gil Vicente's Theatre
• Simon Park
• 10.
• Dialects in Translation: Travelling in Space and Time in the Portuguese-Speaking World with Pygmalion and My Fair Lady
• Sara Ramos Pinto
• 11.
• The Duality and Ambiguity of Mega-Events in Rio de Janeiro: Local and Transnational Dimensions of Urban Transformations in the Webdocumentary Domlnio Publico
• Tori Holmes
• pt. III
• 1.
• Temporality
• 12.
• Mining Memory's Archive: Two Portuguese Documentaries about the Second World War
• Ellen W. Sapega
• 13.
• Disjunctive Temporalities of Migration in Photobooks from Brazil
• Edward King
• 14.
• The National and the Transnational in Brazilian Postdictatorship Cinema
• Tatiana Heise
• Global Navigations and the Challenge of World-Making: Introducing the Study of Spatiality in the Portuguese Empire
• 15.
• Remembering New Portuguese Letters Transnationally: Memory, Emotion, Mobility
• Ana Margarida Dias Martins
• pt. IV
• Subjectivity
• 16.
• `Publish and be Damned': Memorias da Minha Vida and the Politics of Exclusion in Nineteenth-Century Portugal
• Claudia Pazos Alonso
• 17.
• Transnational Pessoa
• Zoltdn Biedermann
• Paulo de Medeiros
• 18.
• Sound Travel: Fadocore in California
• Kimberly DaCosta Holton
• 19.
• `Can't We All Just Be Queer?' On Imagining Shared Translational Space
• Christopher Larkosh
• 20.
• International Departures and Transnational Texts in Contemporary Brazilian Literature: The `Amores Expressos' Series
• Claire Williams
• 2.
• Translational Travails of Lusotropicalism
• Anna M. Klobucka

Control code

on1173441423

Dimensions

24 cm.

Extent

xxiv, 386 pages

Isbn

9781789621396

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia

Media type code

• n

Other physical details

illustrations (black and white)

Record ID

u496999

System control number

(OCoLC)1173441423