No. 10 (2020)

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Special Issue:

Luso-tropical, Oriental, and Post-luso-tropical Medievalisms: Crossroads in the definition of the Portuguese Middle Ages as Brazil’s past

Edited by Pedro Martins and Maria de Lurdes Rosa

Editorial

Luso-tropical, Oriental, and Post-luso-tropical Medievalisms: Crossroads in the definition of the Portuguese Middle Ages as Brazil’s past

Pedro Martins, Maria de Lurdes Rosa

7-16
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Articles

The Medieval Brazil of Sertão: the Escapist Utopia of the Land of Saint Saurê

Hilário Franco Júnior

15-44
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Histories without frontiers. The Brazil that Gilberto Freyre created

Marcos Cardão

45-70
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Gilberto Freyre’s lusotropicalism as baroque critique of the mixophobia of bourgeois modernity

Pablo González-Velasco

71-111
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On orientalism in António Lopes Mendes’ writings about O Oriente e a America...

Ana Paula Menino Avelar

113-135
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(Iberian) feudalism as the driving force of the (Latin American) colonial phenomenon? Revisiting a famous (and almost forgotten) debate

Mário Jorge da Motta Bastos

137-178
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Medievalism in 20th-century Brazilian architecture: The case of the Castle of Itaipava, Rio de Janeiro

Dinah Papi Guimaraens, João Batista da Silva Porto Junior, Marina Vasconcellos de Carvalho

179-218
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The mermaids who sailed the Atlantic

Andréa Caselli

219-248
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Essays

Do ultramar ao pós-colonial. Reflexões de um historiador sobre Moçambique contemporâneo nos arquivos de Portugal e Moçambique

Michel Cahen

249-267
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Interview

History, Activism and the Environment An interview with Vinita Damodaran by Bárbara Direito and José Miguel Ferreira

Bárbara Direito, José Miguel Ferreira

269-285
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Reviews

Recensão a The Militant Middle Ages. Contemporary Politics between New Barbarians and Mod- ern Crusaders, de Tommaso di Carpegna Falconieri

Pedro Martins

287-295
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