Fortieth Anniversary Special Issue

Fortieth Anniversary Special Issue

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Portuguese Studies 41.2

Modern Humanities Research Association

12 January 2026 • 198pp

ISBN: 978-1-839542-87-9 (paperback)

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See news item: Fortieth Anniversary Issue of Portuguese Studies (4 February 2026)

Contents:

157-158	Preface Jane-Marie Collins doi:10.1353/port.00034	Cite
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159-161	Portuguese Studies Helder Macedo doi:10.1353/port.00035	Cite
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162-165	Portuguese Studies: Some Recollections Juliet Perkins doi:10.1353/port.00036	Cite
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166-173	Portuguese as a University Subject over the Course of a Career: A Memoir David Brookshaw doi:10.1353/port.00037	Cite
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174-179	A Special Case? Exceptionalism and Interdisciplinarity in Brazilian Cultural Studies David Treece doi:10.1353/port.00038	Cite
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180-182	A Short History of the Association of British and Irish Lusitanists (ABIL) Carmen Ramos Villar doi:10.1353/port.00039	Cite
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183-187	Building a Brazilian Cultural Analysis Network in Europe and Beyond: Reflections on a Ten-year Milestone and Future Plans for REBRAC Sara Brandellero doi:10.1353/port.00040	Cite
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188-206	Translating India: Latin Accounts of Vasco da Gama's Encounter with the Zamorin Shruti Rajgopal doi:10.1353/port.00041	Cite
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207-229	War and the Walls within: A Study of A General Theory of Oblivion by José Eduardo Agualusa Alexandra Lourenço Dias doi:10.1353/port.00042	Cite
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230-247	Representations of Austerity Urbanism in Contemporary Portuguese Film: The Case of São Jorge Maria Inês Castro e Silva doi:10.1353/port.00043	Cite
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248-268	Geospatial Analysis of O Quinze by Rachel de Queiroz: Mapping Literary Spaces with ArcGIS Pro Maria Vitória de Rezende Grisi doi:10.1353/port.00044	Cite
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269-284	'Orphans of water. Orphans of land': Capitalism's Life of Violence in Maria Altamira and The Need for Roots Pedro Daher doi:10.1353/port.00045	Cite
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285-306	The 1890 British Ultimatum in the International Satirical Press Mário Sequeira doi:10.1353/port.00046	Cite
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307-329	Integrating Brazilian Literature and Plurilingualism to Decolonize Latin American Studies Curricula Ana Cláudia Suriani da Silva doi:10.1353/port.00047	Cite
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330-333	Review of Daniel Mandur Thomaz, Transatlantic Radio Dramas: Antônio Callado and the BBC Latin American Service during and after World War II Eva Nieto Mcavoy doi:10.1353/port.00048	Cite
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333-336	Review of José Lingna Nafafé, Lourenço da Silva Mendonça and the Black Atlantic Abolitionist Movement in the Seventeenth Century Selina Patel Nascimento doi:10.1353/port.00049	Cite
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336-340	Review of Wilfred G. Burchett, The Captains' Coup: From Dictatorship to Democracy in Portugal (1974–1976) João Sarmento doi:10.1353/port.00050	Cite
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