Portuguese Studies 19

Portuguese Studies 19

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Portuguese Studies 19.1

Maney Publishing for the Modern Humanities Research Association

1 January 2003 • 258pp

ISBN: 978-1-904350-09-5 (paperback)

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Contents:

v	Introductory Note Helder Macedo doi:10.2307/41105192	Cite
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1-8	Vasco da Gama's Voyage: Myths and Realities in Maritime History Francisco Contente Domingues doi:10.2307/41105193	Cite
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9-18	The Rhetoric of Prophecy in Portuguese Renaissance Literature Helder Macedo doi:10.2307/41105194	Cite
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19-37	Travelling Objects: The Story of Two Natural History Collections in the Nineteenth Century Filipa Lowndes Vicente doi:10.2307/41105195	Cite
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38-50	Júlio Dinis and History Revisited: What Good is a Dead Mother? Maria Manuel Lisboa doi:10.2307/41105196	Cite
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51-63	Decalque as a Linguistic Integration Strategy of Yoruba Loan Words in Brazilian Portuguese Tayo Julius Ajayi doi:10.2307/41105197	Cite
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64-79	Subjects of Confession, Objects of Desire: (Dis)engaging Constructs of Sex, Power and Sin in Eça de Queirós's "O Crime do Padre Amaro" Kathryn Bishop-Sanchez doi:10.2307/41105198	Cite
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80-109	Equivocal Connections: Fonseca Cardoso and the Origins of Portuguese Colonial Anthropology Ricardo Roque doi:10.2307/41105199	Cite
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110-121	The Aesthetic of Fragmentation and the Use of "Personae" in the Poetry of Fernando Pessoa and W. B. Yeats Patrícia Oliveira Da Silva Mcneill doi:10.2307/41105200	Cite
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122-144	The Machine of the World and the Man-Machine: Cosmo-vision and Individual Consciousness in Times of Certainty and Times of Doubt Elide Valarini Oliver doi:10.2307/41105201	Cite
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145-162	The Socio-lyrical Cartography of "Sentimento do Mundo" Vagner Camilo, Briony Stephenson doi:10.2307/41105202	Cite
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163-174	Allegories of Nation? A Reading of José Cardoso Pires's Novel "O Delfim" António Sousa Ribeiro doi:10.2307/41105203	Cite
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175-189	Places and People: José Saramago's "Viagem a Portugal" David Henn doi:10.2307/41105204	Cite
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190-204	Spanking Florbela: Adília Lopes and a Genealogy of Feminist Parody in Portuguese Poetry Anna M. Klobucka doi:10.2307/41105205	Cite
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205-212	Review Articles: The 'Third Side' of Conversions or Recycling Research? Teotónio R. De Souza doi:10.2307/41105206	Cite
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213-219	The Jesuits in China: A New Perspective Diogo Ramada Curto doi:10.2307/41105207	Cite
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220-225	Globalization and the Semi-peripheral Condition Leonardo Avritzer doi:10.2307/41105208	Cite
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226-228	Review of Piero Gleijeses, Conflicting Missions: Havana, Washington, and Africa, 1959-1976 Edward George doi:10.2307/41105209	Cite
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228-230	Review of Bernard McGuirk, Latin American Literature: Symptoms, Risks & Strategies of Post-Structuralist Criticism Maria Manuel Lisboa doi:10.2307/41105210	Cite
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231-253	Bibliographic and Research Information John Laidlar doi:10.2307/41105211	Cite
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