Portuguese Studies 18

Portuguese Studies 18

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Portuguese Studies 18.1

Maney Publishing for the Modern Humanities Research Association

1 January 2002 • 280pp

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Contents:

v	Introductory Note Helder Macedo doi:10.2307/41105175	Cite
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1-15	Fragments from a Translation of a Portuguese Sea Manual Stefania Elena Carnemolla doi:10.2307/41105176	Cite
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16-23	Vasco da Gama as Narrator in "Os Lusíadas" Thomas R. Hart doi:10.2307/41105177	Cite
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24-40	Camões: Ambiguous Imperialist Nicholas Meihuizen doi:10.2307/41105178	Cite
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41-49	"Um Auto de Gil Vicente" and the Tradition of Comedy Tom Earle doi:10.2307/41105179	Cite
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50-63	Eça de Queiroz Maria Filomena Mónica doi:10.2307/41105180	Cite
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64-70	In Search of a Phallus: Jacinto's True Quest in "A Cidade e As Serras" Phillip Rothwell doi:10.2307/41105181	Cite
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71-95	The Old Bohemian Lisbon (c. 1870-c. 1920): Prostitutes, Criminals and Bohemians Paulo Guinote doi:10.2307/41105182	Cite
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96-120	Public Memory and Power in Portugal (1880—1960) Maria Isabel João, Landeg White doi:10.2307/41105183	Cite
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121-131	Women's Organizations and Imperial Ideology under the Estado Novo Irene Pimentel doi:10.2307/41105184	Cite
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132-214	Empire, Colonial Wars and Post-Colonialism in the Portuguese Contemporary Imagination Margarida Calafate Ribeiro doi:10.2307/41105185	Cite
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215-229	In Between Wor[l]ds: The Image of the 'entrelugar' in João Cabral de Melo Neto's "Agrestes" Sara Brandellero doi:10.2307/41105186	Cite
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230-243	Speaking in Tongues: The Multiple Personalities of Maria Gabriela Llansol Claire Williams doi:10.2307/41105187	Cite
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244-246	Review of Peter Russell, Prince Henry 'the Navigator': A Life Diogo Ramada Curto doi:10.2307/41105188	Cite
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246-251	Review of Eça de Queirós, Alison Aiken, Ann Stevens, Jonathan Keates, Eça's English Letters Alan Freeland doi:10.2307/41105189	Cite
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252-275	Bibliographic and Research Information John Laidlar doi:10.2307/41105190	Cite
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