Vol. 1 No. 1 (2008): CONTEMPORANEOUS REPRESENTATIONS OF SUBJECTIVITY

1st. issue: Jul.-Dec. 2008.
Issue date: Nov. 30, 2008.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22409/abriluff.v1i1

Published: 2008-11-30

Introduction

• Introduction

  Laura Cavalcante Padilha

  6

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Articles

• Capital lives or the invention of the clear life

  Haquira Osakabe

  8-19

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• Paulina Chiziane: a story teller in the rythm of (counter-)dance

  Jorge Valentim

  20-25

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• Feminine subjectivities in Teolinda Gersão and Inês Pedrosa

  Maria Lúcia Wiltshire de Oliveira

  26-34

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• Nights not warm at all by Dina Salústio: the opportunity of dialogue

  Maria Teresa Salgado

  36-40

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• Life as fiction, or some notes on Antero de Quental

  Monica Figueiredo

  42-51

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• Theorem: modern logic of desiring subjects

  Teresa Cristina Cerdeira

  52-57

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• The art of poetry and painting: new subjetivities in post-independence Angola

  Carmen Lúcia Tindó Secco

  58-65

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• Gilberto Freyre in contemporaneous Brazil: the quadroon tradition and the current polemic around the racial question

  Ângela Maria Dias

  66-73

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Other contribution

• [Essay] Re-say the words, redo the things: João Maimona and the place of the other in the poetry of Angola

  Otávio Henrique Meloni

  76-86

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• [Essay] “Bom dia camaradas” and the picture of (a childhood in) Angola

  Roberta Guimarães Franco

  88-92

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• [Essay] Some “departing lessons” in the pages of ‘Portokyoto’

  Ivan Takashi Kano

  94-98

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• [Essay] In the geographies of the imaginary: literature, antropology and the migrant experiences in writing

  Diego Ferreira Marques

  100-108

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Expediente

• About this issue

  Editor Editor

  1-5

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