Portuguese Studies 20

Portuguese Studies 20

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Portuguese Studies 20.1

Maney Publishing for the Modern Humanities Research Association

1 January 2004 • 255pp

ISBN: 978-1-904350-27-9 (paperback)

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Contents:

v-vi	Introductory Note Helder Macedo doi:10.2307/41105213	Cite
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1-13	The Siege of Lisbon and the Second Crusade Alan Forey doi:10.2307/41105214	Cite
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14-20	Light in Darkness: Gil Vicente's "Barca do Inferno" Thomas R. Hart doi:10.2307/41105215	Cite
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21-37	Mozambique Island: The Rise and Decline of an East African Coastal City, 1500-1700 Malyn Newitt doi:10.2307/41105216	Cite
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38-46	The Portuguese in Asia in British Historiography Peter Marshall doi:10.2307/41105217	Cite
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47-62	Segovia and Portugal in the Seventeenth Century Ronald Cueto doi:10.2307/41105218	Cite
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63-72	Between Fact and Fiction: Narratives of Monsters in Eighteenth-Century Portugal P. Fontes Da Costa doi:10.2307/41105219	Cite
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73-88	Ad maiorem gloriam ... feminae: Enlightened Women and the Introduction of Models in Portugal During the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century Elias J. Torres Feijó doi:10.2307/41105220	Cite
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89-107	Lisbon and Vienna: The Correspondence of the Countess of Vimieiro and her Circle Raquel Bello Vázquez doi:10.2307/41105221	Cite
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108-122	Oliveira Martins: The Spectres in his Historiography Luís De Sousa Rebelo, Lucy Phillips doi:10.2307/41105222	Cite
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123-133	The Sexual Being in "Charneca em Flor" Maria Da Conceição Lopes Da Silva doi:10.2307/41105223	Cite
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134-151	Gabriel de Oliveira's 'Há Festa na Mouraria' and the "Fado Novo's" Criticism of the Estado Novo's Demolition of the Baixa Mouraria Michael Colvin doi:10.2307/41105224	Cite
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152-168	War as an Internal and External Battleground in Álamo Oliveira's "Até Hoje (Memórias de Cão)" Carmen M. Ramos Villar doi:10.2307/41105225	Cite
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169-185	Jorge de Sena on Cinema: Some Further Insights into the Genesis of "O Físico Prodigioso?" Mike Harland doi:10.2307/41105226	Cite
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186-194	Translation as a Metaphor for our Times: Postcolonialism, Borders and Identities António Sousa Ribeiro doi:10.2307/41105227	Cite
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195-207	Rereading Pepetela's "O Desejo de Kianda" after II September 2001: Signs and Distractions Phillip Rothwell doi:10.2307/41105228	Cite
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208-211	Review Article: Dining with Panthers Memory Holloway doi:10.2307/41105229	Cite
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212-228	Bibliographic and Research Information doi:10.2307/41105230	Cite
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229-249	Portuguese Studies Index (Volumes 1-20) doi:10.2307/41105231	Cite
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