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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 It publishes articles, translations, previously unpublished historical and literary texts, bibliographical information, and a survey of research and reviews.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 20, Number 1, September 2004

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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)

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