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Escola Secundária de Loulé
2024
Indiana University
2013-2023
Indiana University Bloomington
2013-2017
Yale University
2003
This article analyses African connections in Margarida Cardoso’s cinematography and the theme of pervasive lack information public discussion on colonial wars Portugal. Arguing that Um Adeus Português/A Portuguese Farewell, directed by João Botelho (1985) for which Cardoso was a production assistant, epitomizes evasion topic society, then dwells , film addresses amnesia traumas through an aesthetics absence. The main focus is visual forms power image to reveal ubiquitous absence entrenched...
Cinema no Estado Novo: A Encenação do Regime de Patrícia Vieira é uma história cinema português produzido durante as primeiras três décadas Novo—anos trinta aos cinquenta—que focaliza a relação dessa filmografia com ideologia salazarista.
YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY “SAUDADE” AND “SOLEDAD”: FERNANDO PESSOA ANTONIO MACHADO ON NOSTALGIA LONELINESS ESTELA VIEIRA THE brief essay, “Suggested Bases for a Comparative Study of Pessoa and Antonio Machado” by Carreño is one the first to call on critics explore similarities differences between Pessoa’s poetry that other modernist Hispanic poets. According solid basis comparative study Machado exists because contemporary writers both invent others or different personas ,...
Background: Children with special health care needs (CSHCN) have a range of that can influence their integration and academic life. Early identification CSHCN is essential for family school teams to plan better promote inclusion. Objective: To translate, culturally adapt, validate the Special Health Care Needs Screener (CSHCN Screener) Portuguese population. Methodology: Methodological study including translation semantic cultural adaptation. A total 390 parents children from northern region...
This article focuses on one of the twelve Portuguese shipwreck narratives collected by historian Bernardo Gomes de Brito in História trágico-marítima (1735–36), Naufrágio que passou Jorge Albuquerque Coelho, capitão, e governador Pernambuco (1601). Several features make this account unique. Unlike majority shipwrecks which occur off southeastern African coast, maritime disaster takes place Atlantic. Furthermore, narrative's title refers to its captain and not name carrack, ironically never...
This essay explores the cinematic work of Spanish filmmaker, Alejandro Amenábar, within contemporary critical framework that comprehends recent cinema as being part a globalized culture dominated by Hollywood models opposed to representing particular national cinema. The article argues Amenábar's postmodern films, which assimilate varied sources, are instead better understood fitting specific cultural and literary tradition. To show this, analysis draws intertextual links between director's...
Abstract: This article looks at how the arrangement of domestic interiors and interior decorating became increasingly important topics cultural inquiry end nineteenth century. social phenomenon is specifically intertwined with development narrative has an influence on work Machado de Assis. essay examines biographical information some author’s personal correspondence in order to analyze Machado’s relation houses, furnishings, interiors. develops his a discourse concerning settings their...
Cláudia Pazos Alonso. 2020. Francisca Wood and Nineteenth-Century Periodical Culture: Pressing for Change. Studies in Hispanic Lusophone Cultures 35. Cambridge: Legenda. Alonso’s Change is the first book-
This essay provides a close reading of the water imagery in Eça de Queirós's late work A Cidade e as Serras, reinforcing complexity this deceptively simple novel whose multifaceted meanings have too often been oversimplified by criticism. It argues that symbolic aquatic constellation author connects to plot and character development functions create an awareness depth ambiguity replicates Jacinto's unconsciousness, ironically suggests Portuguese collective unconscious. Since Portugal's...
This essay offers a reading of Pedro Costa’s first feature-length film, O sangue (1989). It explores the representation different sorts walls, their semantic inferences and functions, arguing that Costa's "mural imagination" speaks to limits—or perceived limitlessness—of contemporary filmmaking. I show in sangue, walls emerge as tools for defining realism its relation cinema. Beyond this, they work rhetorical strategies interrogate threshold between fact fiction socio-political realities...
From the beginning, our chief aim in bringing together this special dossier been to provide, through a combination of different contributions, response very concept "Portuguese cinema." With their own varied critical standpoints, essays brought here point possible cartography Portuguese film based not on previous delimitation implications adjective "Portuguese" historical, geographical, or even national terms, but instead determined precisely by indeterminacy.
This essay analyzes an important early short story by José Maria de Eça Queirós (1845-1900), “Eccentricities of a Blonde-Haired Girl”, first published in 1874. The female protagonist’s kleptomania plays major role the story, and is far more significant than has been previously noted criticism. While her impulse to steal serves challenge undermine social, economic, patriarchal order it also functions as meta-narrative technique. Through focus on materiality objects stolen, symbolic metonymic...
Introdução ao volume 6 pelas coordenadoras da edição.
This essay will focus on two nineteenth-century Portuguese women writers, Ana Plácido (1831-1895) and Guiomar Torresão (1844-1898). Women’s writing in Portugal before 1900 remains vastly understudied. aims to remedy this historical neglect by analyzing reading decisive works these Plácido’s Herança de lágrimas (1897) Torresão’s Uma alma mulher (1869). While attempting integrate their into canonical feminist traditions situate work the shifting frameworks of romanticism, I examine how novels...