... Leonilde Sérvolo de Medeiros Rural Social Movements, Struggles for Rights, and Land 3 Reform in Contemporary Brazilian History The rise of new social conflicts in the Brazilian countryside during the sec- ond half of the twentieth...

... Marcelo Carvalho Rosa Beyond the MST 15 The Impact on Brazilian Social Movements The Landless Rural Workers Movement (mst) has had a significant influence on Brazil’s contemporary struggle for agrarian reform. Its mobi...

...Steven C. Topik Mercenaries in the Theater of War Publicity, Technology, and the Illusion of Power during the Brazilian Naval Revolt of I893 In one of the most bizarre episodes of the Age of Empire, US. merchant Charles Flint conjured up a twelve-ship flotilla to defend the...

... shuhei hosokawa Speaking in the Tongue of the Antipode: Japanese Brazilian...

... keiko yamanaka Feminization of Japanese Brazilian Labor Migration to Japan...

... preface Facets, Phases, Titles, Trends: Brazilian Lyric 1950-1990 In the second half of the twentieth century, the domain of lyric - in the general sense of genre - has expanded in curious and instigative ways far outside the bounds of conventional...

... chapter five Margins and Marginals: New Brazilian Poetry of the 1970S Diante de tudo isto, / os beletristas / hao de censurar, no mlnimo, / a minha falta / de estilo. [In view of all this / men ofletters / will censure at the very least / my...

...Michael Mitchell MIGUEL REALE AND THE IMPACT OF CONSERVATIVE MODERNIZATION ON BRAZILIAN RACE RELATIONS The politics pursued by Mro-Brazilians take place within a network ofideas and institutions that are social constructs created by others. Ifscholars are to...

...nancy leys stepan ‘‘The Only Serious Terror in These Regions’’ malaria control in the brazilian amazon he pitfalls of assessing human health and ill health through the lens of a Tsingle disease are many; not the least is the possibility of re-creating in our histories the...

... patrick larvie Nation, Science, and Sex aids and the new brazilian sexuality or many U.S. media consumers, Brazil recurs as a fantasyland of mini- Fmalist beach attire and carnival, o√ering forbidden pleasures and un- told dangers to privileged white visitors. Such...

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... A Note on the Orthography of Brazilian Portuguese Orthographic reforms have made present-day written Brazilian Por- tuguese distinct from the language as written during much of the history of Lusophone South America. Changes in the accepted spelling of cer- tain...

...roberto schwarz Brazilian Culture: Nationalism by Elimination Roberto Schwarz was born in Austria in 1938. A literary and cultural critic, he is a pro- fessor at the Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Sa˜o Paulo, Brazil). His main titles include Ao Vencedor as Batatas: Forma Literaria e...

...1 Part Two 4 Transculturation Colonial Practice   Chapter Seventeen   Góngora in Spanish American Poetry, Góngora   in Luso-Brazilian Poetry: Critical Parallels Jorge Ruedas de la Serna Translated by Patrick Blaine One  Might  Propose a study...

... Introduction  james n. green The Personal and the Political under the Brazilian Military Regime This is a story about a mother’s love for her son. It is about how a family united to save the life of a brother, a nephew, a grandson. It also tells...

... A Political Chronology of the Brazilian Military Dictatorship, 1964–85 1960 April President Juscelino Kubitschek inaugurates the new capital of Brasília. October Jânio Quadros is elected president...

...h 3 Mixture, Sadness, and Intimacy in the Brazilian Musical Field In the final days of the Empire, at last, and in the first days of the Republic, with the modinha already moving from the piano of the salons to the guitar of the street-corners, with the maxixe, with samba...