Portuguese Studies 22.1

Portuguese Studies 22.1

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Portuguese Studies 22.1

Maney Publishing for the Modern Humanities Research Association

19 March 2006 • 152pp

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Contents:

4-6	Introductory Note doi:10.2307/41105250	Cite
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7-18	Lévi-Strauss's Journey to the Tropics Silviano Santiago, Marcel De Lima doi:10.2307/41105251	Cite
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19-38	A Bay to be Dreamed Of: British Visions of Rio de Janeiro Luciana Martins doi:10.2307/41105252	Cite
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39-54	Pintura de História e Razão de Estado: Um Estudo Sobre a Fundação da Nação Brasileira Maria Eliza Linhares Borges doi:10.2307/41105253	Cite
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55-80	Overdrawn from Life: Abolitionist Argument and Ethnographic Authority in the Brazilian 'Artistic Travels' of J. M. Rugendas, 1827-35 Robert W. Slenes doi:10.2307/41105254	Cite
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81-100	From the Hills to the Coastal Towns: The Trás-os-Montes Regional Association Movement in Portugal and in the Diaspora Daniel Melo, Richard Wall doi:10.2307/41105255	Cite
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101-134	'The Friendship of Kings was in the Ambassadors': Portuguese Diplomatic Embassies in Asia and Africa during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries Stefan Halikowski-Smith doi:10.2307/41105256	Cite
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135-152	'Um James Bond Subdesenvolvido': The Ideological Work of the Angolan Detective in Pepetela's Jaime Bunda Novels Stephen Henighan doi:10.2307/41105257	Cite
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