Vol. 15 No. 1 (2014): Triangulações atlânticas - transnacionalidades em língua portuguesa

Expediente

• Expediente nª 25

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• Editorial nº 25

  9-12

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Dossiê 25: Triangulações Atlânticas - transnacionalidades em língua portuguesa

• Intra-colonialism ou L’animotion of the Black Atlantic: J. E. Agualusa´s O vendedor de passados

  Bernard McGuirk

  15-46

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• The World is not only made os the triangles or the Atlantic Ocean: Postcolonial theory and the “Lusophonic” South Atlantic

  Anthony Soares

  47-58

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• Literatures in Portuguese: Atlantic Crossroads

  Inocência Mata

  59-82

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• Rereading Freyre against Freyre: Counterhegemonic apropriation of hybridity in the South Atlantic

  Alfredo Cesar Melo

  83-101

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• The journal Claridade and Freyrian speech: Regionalism and approach between the cape verdean literature elite and the Portuguese metropolis in thirty years

  Thiago Mio Salla

  103-117

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• Atlantic literature: Notes on comparativism in Portuguese

  Lisa Carvalho Vasconcellos

  119-129

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• Transcultural intersections in the Black Atlantic: the affair Francisco Félix de Souza

  Paulo César Oliveira

  131-146

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• ‘Liberté, égalité, fraternité ou la mort?’: Deviations of post(al) colonial on Nação Crioula

  Rui Gonçalves Miranda

  147-165

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• The winged words of José Eduardo Agualusa

  Maria Célia Martirani Bernardi Fantin

  167-177

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• The feminine eye on the Portuguese dispersion in the novel O vale da paixão

  Fabio Soares da Silva

  179-195

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• Vitorino Nemesio: An azorean voice of the LusoBrasilian dialogue

  Irene de Amaral

  201-218

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• A Baobab in Recife and the Baobab of Senegal

  Éverton Barbosa Correia

  215-229

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• Crossing the Black Atlantic: Cubans in the war in Angola

  Christabelle Peters

  231-251

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• Transatlantic travels: Bernardo de Carvalho´s Mongolia and Francisco José Viegas´ Longe de Manaus

  Adenize Franco

  253-264

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Outros Textos

• Neither Rio, nor Lisbon: Paris at Sixth Century and the novels in Portuguese

  Paulo Motta Oliveira

  267-283

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• Helder Macedo and Jacques Offenbach: The multiple narratives

  Marisa Corrêa Silva

  285-298

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Resenhas

• Sailing Postcolonial Lusophone Waters

  Giselle Rodrigues Ribeiro

  301-305

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• Places a path (yet) in becoming: The reconversion of the postcolonial thought

  Luca Fazzini

  307-311

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• Between realia and mirabilia: Discourses of the fantastic in Mia Couto

  Shirley de Souza Gomes Carreira

  313-318

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• António Lobo Antunes′ To be midnight it is not enough want to be it

  André Corrêa de Sá

  319-324

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• A New Look at the Ancient History of Angola

  Donizeth Aparecido dos Santos

  325-329

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