Portuguese Studies 3

Portuguese Studies 3

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Portuguese Studies 3.1

Modern Humanities Research Association

1 January 1987 • 235pp

ISBN: 978-0-947623-17-3 (paperback)

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Contents:

v	Introductory Note Helder Macedo doi:10.2307/41104833	Cite
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1-20	The Galician-Portuguese Tradition and the Romance "Kharjas" Martha E. Schaffer doi:10.2307/41104834	Cite
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21-55	False Refrains in the "Cantigas de Santa Maria" Stephen Parkinson doi:10.2307/41104835	Cite
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56-69	The "Poema da batalha do Salado": Some New Stanzas and the "Poema's" Relation to Castilian and Latin Texts Mercedes Vaquero doi:10.2307/41104836	Cite
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70-76	A Renaissance Picnic at Resende's "Quinta" John R. C. Martyn doi:10.2307/41104837	Cite
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77-83	'Three Sights To Be Seen': Bombay, Tangier, and a Barren Queen, 1661-1684 Charles Boxer doi:10.2307/41104838	Cite
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84-98	Edgar Prestage's Correspondence Richard W. Pound, Carolina Michaëlis De Vasconcellos doi:10.2307/41104839	Cite
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99-105	The Theme of Compromise in Carlos Drummond de Andrade's "Brejo das Almas" John Kinsella doi:10.2307/41104840	Cite
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106-125	Mário de Andrade and Paulo Freire: Two 'Primitive' Intellectuals Vivian Schelling doi:10.2307/41104841	Cite
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126-148	The Reader and the Writer in "Recordações do Escrivão Isaías Caminha" R. J. Oakley doi:10.2307/41104842	Cite
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149-158	The Brazilian Nationalist Myth in Adonias Filho's "Corpo Vivo" M. Fátima M. Albuquerque doi:10.2307/41104843	Cite
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159-170	The Disquieting Voyage in Nejar's "Ulysses" Giovanni Pontiero doi:10.2307/41104844	Cite
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171-185	Pattern and Process in Brazilian Literature: Notes on the Evolution of Genre José Guilherme Merquior doi:10.2307/41104845	Cite
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186-192	A Translation of An Excerpt from "Viva o Povo Brasileiro" by João Ubaldo Ribeiro John Parker, João Ubaldo Ribeiro doi:10.2307/41104846	Cite
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193-204	A Translation of Four Poems by José Craveirinha Michael Wolfers, José Craveirinha doi:10.2307/41104847	Cite
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205-214	"Mayombe" and the Liberation of the Angolan Clive Willis doi:10.2307/41104848	Cite
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215-216	Review of Francisco Nodar Manso, La narratividad de la poesía lírica galaicoportuguesa. 2 vols: Estudio analítico and Antología narrativa (Problemata Semiotica, 6 and 7) Julian Weiss doi:10.2307/41104849	Cite
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216-217	Review of Alfred Hower, Richard A. Preto-Rodas, Empire in Transition: The Portuguese World in the Time of Camões Tom Earle doi:10.2307/41104850	Cite
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217-218	Review of David Francis, Portugal 1715-1808: Joanine, Pombaline and Rococo Portugal as seen by British Diplomats and Traders. (Tamesis Monographs, cix) G. V. Scammell doi:10.2307/41104851	Cite
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218-220	Review of João de Pina-Cabral, Sons of Adam. Daughters of Eve: The Peasant Worldview of Alto Minho Patrick Chabal doi:10.2307/41104852	Cite
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221-230	Bibliographic and Research Information John Laidlar doi:10.2307/41104853	Cite
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