No. 67 (2023)

• Credits

  Editores Afro-Ásia

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Articles

• The Beneméritos of Saint Iphigenia On the Tise of a Black Devotion in Alto da Cruz de Vila Rica, 1733-1832

  Andressa Antunes

  12-51

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• Seamen, Religious Manifestations, and Slave Trade between Bahia and the African Atlantic Coast in the Baroque Age (1750-1808)

  Gabriel Silva de Jesus

  52-96

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• The Fortunato da Costa Family From Portugal to Angola, via São Tomé, c. 1808 to 1859

  José C. Curto

  97-141

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• Slavery and Freedom in Nineteenth-Century Western São Paulo “where still the supplicant suffers slavery”

  Maria de Fátima Novaes Pires

  142-173

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• On Returns to West Africa Similarities and Differences

  Andreas Hofbauer

  174-246

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• Writing the Difference Kikuyu, Mau Mau, Home Guards, Missionaries

  Melvina Afra Mendes de Araújo

  247-275

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• On the Trails of the Terreiro Afro-Brazilian Religions and Associativism in Bahia (1930-1970)

  Edmar Ferreira Santos

  276-308

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• The Plural Histories of Anthropology and Sociology in India Disciplinary Boundaries, Continuities and Ruptures in Their Institutionalization (1910-1970)

  Vinicius Ferreira

  309-349

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• Neoliberalism, State and Territory "Land Wars" in India

  Luiz Enrique Vieira de Souza

  350-397

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• Nightly Counseling in a Nampula Backyard An Ethnographic Narrative from a Female Initiation Rite in Mozambique

  Jaqueline de Oliveira e Silva

  398-430

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• Narratives and Everyday Life A Transversal Analysis of the Practices of the Instituto de Pesquisa e Memória Pretos Novos in the Rewriting of Afrodiasporic Memories

  Jéser Abílio de Souza, Maria Lidia Mattos Valdivia, Valéria Oliveira Lopes

  431-469

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• Musical Performance as a Political and Discursive Dispute in the Diaspora An Analysis of the 2022 Super Bowl Halftime Show

  Mariana Abreu

  470-498

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Document

• A Haitian Revolutionary Manifesto? New Perspectives on the “Letter of Jean-François, Biassou, and Belair”

  Jeremy D. Popkin; Marcelo Moura Mello, Rodrigo C. Bulamah

  500-528

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Interview

• Iwalewa An Interview with Sheikh Abdul Hameed Abu Bakr Ahmad

  Hannah Romã Bellini Sarno

  530-581

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Translation

• Gender History, Global History, and Atlantic Slavery On Racial Capitalism and Social Reproduction

  Diana Paton; Caroline da Silva Mariano, Caroline Passarini Sousa, Letícia Gregório Canelas

  583-633

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Reviews

• Complaints and Ambiguities in the Archives of Abolitionism

  Gabriel de Avilez Rocha

  635-650

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• Black Kings and Queens in the Atlantic World

  Hendrik Kraay

  651-660

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• In Search of Africa in Enlightenment European Cartography

  Iris Kantor

  661-667

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• Tusks under Suspicion: African Ivory Export Prognosis

  Renato Araújo da Silva

  668-680

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• From the Perspective of Afro-Atlantic Women

  Valéria Costa

  681-692

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• A Great History of Resistance and Freedom

  Patricia Alves-Melo

  693-702

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• Five Hundred Years of Struggles for Land in the Caribbean

  Matt D. Childs

  703-706

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• Cuba and the United States Criss-Crossed Histories

  Iacy Maia Mata

  707-716

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• Autobiographies of Enslaved and Freed People

  Regina Célia Lima Xavier

  717-725

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• Black Pexpectations and Experiences in Post-Abolition Sergipe

  Sharyse Amaral

  726-729

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• Regional Disputes in Brazil from the Point of View of São Paulo

  Durval Muniz de Albuquerque Junior

  730-740

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• Schooling and Subalternities in Latin America

  Vilma Aparecida de Pinho

  741-748

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• Performance and Subjective Autonomy

  Roger Melo

  749-752

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• Testimonies of the Brazilian Anti-Racist Struggle in the Present Time

  Mário Augusto Medeiros da Silva

  753-757

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• Between Jongos, Jilós, and Twirls of Scientific Thinking

  Gabriela dos Reis Sampaio

  758-761

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• Differences and Inequalities Experienced by People of African Descent in India

  Thays Alves Rodrigues

  762-770

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• Africa Is Not an Inherently Poor Continent (or How Europe Underdeveloped Africa)

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  771-778

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• In Search of Fanon

  Muryatan S. Barbosa

  779-786

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• Tribute to a Future-Oriented Legacy

  Fabio Betioli Contel

  787-791

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• Banzeiro, Rebojo

  Mauro Almeida

  792-800

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• 'The Reverse of the Skin, Mourning, and Melancholy

  Franklin Carvalho

  801-808

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• Njinga Is Netflix's African Queens Historical Knowledge?

  Mariana Bracks Fonseca

  809-821

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