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The only English-language journal devoted to the literature, culture, and history of Portugal, Brazil, and the Portuguese-speaking countries of Africa. Launched in 1985, it received the 'Best New Journal Award' of the Conference of Editors of Learned Journals in 1987. It publishes articles, translations, previously unpublished historical and literary texts, bibliographical information, and a survey of research and reviews.

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Volume 19, Number 1, 1 August 2003

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Vasco da Gama's Voyage: Myths and Realities in Maritime History
pp. 1-8(8)
Author: Domingues F.C.

The Rhetoric of Prophecy in Portuguese Renaissance Literature
pp. 9-18(10)
Author: Macedo H.

Travelling Objects: The Story of Two Natural History Collections in the Nineteenth Century
pp. 19-37(19)
Author: Vicente F.L.

Júlio Dinis and History Revisited: What Good is a Dead Mother?
pp. 38-50(13)
Author: Lisboa M.M.

Decalque as a Linguistic Integration Strategy of Yoruba Loan Words in Brazilian Portuguese
pp. 51-63(13)
Author: Ajayi T.J.

Subjects of Confession, Objects of Desire: (Dis)engaging Constructs of Sex, Power and Sin in Eça de Queirós's O Crime do Padre Amaro
pp. 64-79(16)
Author: Bishop-Sanchez K.

Equivocal Connections: Fonseca Cardoso and the Origins of Portuguese Colonial Anthropology
pp. 80-109(30)
Author: Roque R.

The Aesthetic of Fragmentation and the Use of Personae in the Poetry of Fernando Pessoa and W. B. Yeats
pp. 110-121(12)
Author: Da Silva McNeill P.O.

The Machine of the World and the Man-Machine: Cosmo-vision and Individual Consciousness in Times of Certainty and Times of Doubt
pp. 122-144(23)
Author: Oliver E.V.

The Socio-lyrical Cartography of Sentimento do Mundo
pp. 145-162(18)
Author: Camilo V.

Allegories of Nation? A Reading of José Cardoso Pires's Novel O Delfim
pp. 163-174(12)
Author: Ribeiro A.S.

Places and People: José Saramago's Viagem a Portugal
pp. 175-189(15)
Author: Henn D.

Spanking Florbela: Adília Lopes and a Genealogy of Feminist Parody in Portuguese Poetry
pp. 190-204(15)
Author: Klobucka A.

The ‘Third Side’ of Conversions or Recycling Research?
pp. 205-212(8)
Author: De Souza T.R.

The Jesuits in China: A New Perspective
pp. 213-219(7)
Author: Curto D.R.

Globalization and the Semi-peripheral Condition
pp. 220-225(6)
Author: Avritzer L.

Conflicting Missions: Havana, Washington, and Africa, 1959–1976.
pp. 226-228(3)
Author: George E.

Latin American Literature: Symptoms, Risks & Strategies of Post-Structuralist Criticism.
pp. 228-230(3)
Author: Lisboa M.M.

Bibliographic and Research Information
pp. 231-253(23)
Author: Laidlar J.

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