No. 18 (2024)

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Special Issue:

The Afterlives of Revolutions

Edited by José Neves and Rita Lucas Narra

Published: 2024-11-25

Editorial

Revolutions and their afterlives

José Neves, Rita Lucas Narra

7-16
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Articles

On Decolonising Revolution through a Lens of Afterlives

Alice Wilson

17-51
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Revolution in 1672? On the Philosophy of a Disproportion in History

Thomas van Binsbergen

53-73
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Revolution as Beginning and Liberation. Georg Forster and Frantz Fanon – a Cross-Reading

Manuela Ribeiro Sanches

75-98
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Navigating “Revolution” in Henri Lefebvre’s Literary Corpus: An Academic Inquiry with Relevance to Contemporary Political Dynamics

Francesco Biagi

99-133
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Is This a Utopia? Maybe It Is a Programme: Work, Social Subject and Utopia in André Gorz’s Political Thought

José Nuno Matos

135-170
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The Vincennes Event and the Afterlife of May 68 in the Pedagogical Thought of Deleuze and Rancière

Tomás Vallera, Jorge Ramos do Ó

171-215
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The Retornados in the Portuguese Political Discourse: The Case of the Solemn Parliamentary Commemorations of 25 April (1977–2023)

Morgane Delaunay

217-250
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Putting the Revolution in Place – The Democracy’s Politics of Memory through the “Monuments to April 25th"

Gil Gonçalves, Henrique Pereira, Ana Sofia Ribeiro

251-297
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Dissent in the Historical Narrative: The Carnation Revolution in Colossal Youth (Juventude em marcha, 2006) and the Coup of 11 March 1975 in Horse Money (Cavalo dinheiro, 2014)

Patrícia Sequeira Brás

299-326
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Essays

The Body of the 25th of April: Provocation, Dramatization and Catharsis of Memory in Cinema

José Filipe Costa

327-341
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Other articles

The Dangers of History: Another Culture of Violence in Benue and Plateau States, Central Nigeria

Samaila Suleiman

343-375
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Round-table

Music, Art, Science and the Decolonisation of History. Roundtable on Sanjay Seth’s Beyond Reason: Postcolonial Theory and the Social Sciences (2021)

Sanjay Seth, Mariana Pinto dos Santos, João Pedro Cachopo, Matheus Serva Pereira

377-408
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Reviews

Afterlives of Revolution: Everyday Counterhistories in Southern Oman Alice Wilson

Francisco Freire

409-413
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The Language of History: Sanskrit Narratives of Indo-Muslim Rule Audrey Truschke

João Pedro Oliveira

415-423
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