Portuguese Studies

A multidisciplinary journal devoted to research on the cultures, societies, and history of the Lusophone world.

Latest Issue

Volume 26:1 (spring 2010) is now published. This is a themed issue with the title The Portuguese Diaspora in Great Britain and Ireland. The contents listing, with links to the full text, are available online here.

This issue is also available as a book. Further details are available here.

Format

Portuguese Studies now appears in two parts each year, and is published in English, with occasional thematic issues and space for rare or otherwise unavailable archival documents. No correspondence is published in Portuguese Studies, nor are advertisements carried.

Scope

Scholarly contributions are invited on all subjects within the fields of the literature, culture, and history of Portugal, Brazil and the Portuguese-speaking countries of Africa.

Sample Article

A sample article is available here. Originally published in Portuguese Studies 18 (2002), Sara Brandellero's article 'In Between Wor[l]ds: The Image of the 'entre-lugar' in João Cabral de Melo Neto's Agrestes' examines the Brazilian poet's use of the theme of the 'in-between' space in this collection of poems published in 1985.

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