No. 65 (2022)

• Credits

  Afro-Ásia Editors

  1-3

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Dossier

• Rethinking the Transatlantic Trade of Enslaved Africans in the Age of Ilegality

  Aderivaldo Ramos de Santana, Carlos Francisco da Silva Júnior, Lucilene Reginaldo, Roquinaldo Ferreira

  12-41

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• On Account of the Unrest Caused in Bahia Trade, Ultimatums, and Seizures in the Atlantic (1810-1815)

  Paulo Cesar Oliveira de Jesus

  42-90

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• Bahia and the Costa da Mina at the Dawn of the Second Slavery (1810-1831)

  Carlos Francisco da Silva Júnior

  91-147

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• The Case of the Clementina and the Fight Against the Transatlantic Slave Trade in Pernambuco (1831-1839)

  Aderivaldo Ramos de Santana

  148-202

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• About the Sailors of History The African Duarte José Martins da Costa and the Atlantic Slave Trade “Petty Network” (Rio de Janeiro – Angola – Recife – Benin, 19th Century)

  Valéria Costa, Flávio Gomes

  203-245

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• Life and Death of a Prince of the Kongo Nicolau de Água Rosada and the End of the Slave Trade in West Central Africa

  Roquinaldo Ferreira, Lucilene Reginaldo

  246-280

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• A New Captivity? The End of the Slave Trade and the Engagés à Temps in Senegal (1817-1848)

  Juliana Barreto Farias

  281-337

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• What Do the Trodden Stones of the Wharf Have To Tell? Uses and Political Disputes of the Memory of Slavery and Transatlantic Trade

  Francisco Phelipe Cunha Paz

  338-376

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Articles

• Leonardo Africano Ferreira A Black Physician between Angola, Brazil and São Tomé and Príncipe (1830-1870)

  Idalina Maria Almeida Freitas

  378-426

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• Independence, Post-Colonial Conflict, and East-West Competition in Angola, 1975-1976 A Reassessment of the Brazilian Diplomatic Sources

  Carlos Federico Domínguez Avila

  427-478

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• Maria Duas Tranças and the Itaoca Weeping Rooster Image, Catimbó, and Macumba in Fortaleza in The Beginning of the 40s

  Leonardo Oliveira de Almeida

  479-518

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• Transnational Jihadism and the Insurgency in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique

  Liazzat J. K. Bonate

  519-553

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• “I Have a Responsibility” The Representation of the Japanese Woman in Koreeda Hirokazu’s Our Little Sister (2015)

  Ana Luíza Sá Schat, Antônio da Silva Câmara

  554-606

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• “They Agreed to Kill Us, We Agreed to Stay Alive” Racism and Black Resistance in Contemporary Brazilian Rap

  Henrique Da Rosa Müller, Lucas Lazzarotto Vasconcelos Costa

  607-647

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Tribute

• Ojúwoni Bíi Kákú, Òrìṣà Nikò Gbóhùn Aṣ Ikà!… Olabiyi Babalola Yai (1939-2020)

  Félix Ayoh’Omidire

  649-670

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Reviews

• A New History of the Yorubas

  Kristin Mann

  673-685

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• Luanda, “A New Alexandria” From the Slave Trade to “Legal” Commerce

  Juelma de Matos Ngãla

  686-695

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• Africa from an African, Global, and Brazilian perspective

  Thiago Krause

  696-706

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• Photography in Mali (since 1930)

  Daniela Moreau

  707-712

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• Exhibiting Human Beings, an Imperial Practice and its Photographic Record

  Gilberto da Silva Francisco

  713-723

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• The Limits of Religious and Racial Exclusion in Colonial Latin America

  Pedro Puntoni

  724-730

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• Palmares Revisited

  John K. Thornton

  731-735

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• The Future Horizons of a Slave Revolt in the South of Brazil

  Miquéias H. Mügge

  736-741

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• Abolition, Sacred for Some

  Dale T. Graden

  742-748

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• Literature and Experience Scenes from Slavery

  Leonardo Affonso de Miranda Pereira

  749-756

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• The Racialization of Citizenship

  Álvaro Pereira do Nascimento

  757-767

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• Laboratory of a Racist Republic Post-Abolition Bahia

  Anadelia A. Romo

  768-777

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• Complicating the Diaspora

  Luiza Nascimento dos Reis

  778-790

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• An Unequal Struggle without an End The History of an African-American Community

  Jeferson Bacelar

  791-802

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• Hubert Harrison

  Luiz Bernardo Pericás

  803-812

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• Sueli Carneiro in Black and White

  Flavia Rios

  813-819

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• Ilê Aiyê, a Paradigm of the Narrative on African-ness in Bahia

  Milton Moura

  820-829

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• When Zumbi Comes, What Will Happen ?

  Calila das Mercês

  830-838

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• Poetry and Society in Contemporary Brazilian Literature

  Luciany Aparecida

  839-844

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