Portuguese Studies

The Siege of Lisbon and the Second Crusade
pp. 1-13(13)
Author: Alan Forey

Light in Darkness: Gil Vicente's Barca do Inferno
pp. 14-20(7)
Author: Thomas R. Hart

Mozambique Island: The Rise and Decline of an East African Coastal City, 1500–1700
pp. 21-37(17)
Author: Malyn Newitt

The Portuguese in Asia in British Historiography
pp. 38-46(9)
Author: P. J. Marshall

Segovia and Portugal in the Seventeenth Century
pp. 47-62(16)
Author: Ronald Cueto

Between Fact and Fiction: Narratives of Monsters in Eighteenth-Century Portugal
pp. 63-72(10)
Author: P. Fontes Da Costa

Ad maiorem gloriam … feminae: Enlightened Women and the Introduction of Models in Portugal During the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century
pp. 73-88(16)
Authors: Elias J. Torres Feijó

Lisbon and Vienna: The Correspondence of the Countess of Vimieiro and her Circle
pp. 89-107(19)
Authors: Raquel Bello Vázquez

Oliveira Martins: The Spectres in his Historiography
pp. 108-122(15)
Authors: Luís de Sousa Rebelo

The Sexual Being in Charneca em Flor
pp. 123-133(11)
Authors: Maria da Conceição Lopes da Silva

Gabriel de Oliveira's ‘Há Festa na Mouraria’ and the Fado Novo's Criticism of the Estado Novo's Demolition of the Baixa Mouraria
pp. 134-151(18)
Author: Michael Colvin

War as an Internal and External Battleground in Álamo Oliveira's Até Hoje (Memórias de Cão)
pp. 152-168(17)
Author: Carmen M. Ramos Villar

Jorge de Sena on Cinema: Some Further Insights into the Genesis of O Físico Prodigioso?
pp. 169-185(17)
Author: Mike Harland

Translation as a Metaphor for our Times: Postcolonialism, Borders and Identities
pp. 186-194(9)
Authors: António Sousa Ribeiro

Rereading Pepetela's O Desejo de Kianda after 11 September 2001: Signs and Distractions
pp. 195-207(13)
Author: Phillip Rothwell

Dining with Panthers
pp. 208-211(4)
Author: Memory Holloway

Bibliographic and Research Information
pp. 212-228(17)

Portuguese Studies Index (Volumes 1–20)
pp. 229-249(21)