Vol. 26 No. 48 (2019): African and African Diaspora Literatures

Presentation

• Introduction

  Ana Beatriz Gonçalves, Maria Aparecida Andrade Salgueiro

  495

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Literature Papers

• “Here is the house”: A reading of the house(s) in The bluest eye, by Toni Morrison

  Eliza de Souza Silva Araújo, Danielle de Luna e Silva

  496-515

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• The engaged literature in ‘Beloved’, by Toni Morrison

  Tiago Marques Luiz, Lucilia Teodora Villela de Leitgeb Lourenço

  516-535

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• Candombe: an afrocentrist sociological approach to Uruguayan candombe

  Cristina R. Cabral

  536-551

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• “La palabra que sana y salva”: home in Marta Quiñónez

  Marcela Batista Martinhão, Silvina Liliana Carrizo

  552-573

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• Manuel Zapata Olivella, the African Muntu and the deconolization of imageries and epistemologies in Latin America

  Clément Animan Akassi

  574-593

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• Words of yesteryear and duty of memory in ‘The fourth century’, by Édouard Glissant

  Vanessa Massoni da Rocha

  594-615

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• Why African Literature of Greek Expression?: facing a question

  Fernanda Lemos de Lima

  616-634

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• Reimagining the African heritage in short stories

  Felipe Fanuel Xavier Rodrigues

  635-653

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• Black reason and the romantic project: double face of the novel Úrsula (1859), by Maria Firmina dos Reis

  Luiz Henrique Silva de Oliveira

  654-971

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• Eroticism and representation of the black body in ‘Terra negra’, by Cristiane Sobral

  Henrique Marques Samyn

  672-687

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• Njinga Mbandi: From Historical Silence to Contemporary Fictional Recreations

  Roberta Guimarães Franco

  688-704

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• Afrodescendant and gender identities in 'Americanah', by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: dialogues and reflections from the creation of Ifemelu’s blog

  Milaynne Christina Barros do Nascimento, Elio Ferreira de Souza

  705-722

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INTERVIEW/TESTIMONIAL

• Interview with Inocência Mata

  Claudia Amorim

  724-735

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Reviews

• “Aversão oficial: resumida” - a new perspective on favelados

  Christiane Fontinha de Alcantara

  738-742

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• Theatre and Dictatorship in the Luso-Hispanic World

  Claudio de Souza Castro Filho

  743-747

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• Guest editors and contributors

  748-755

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• About this issue

  487-494

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