Afro-Ásia

• Credits

  Editores Afro-Ásia

  1-3

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Articles

• The Portuguese and the Caribbean Sugarcane Brazil and the Great Caribbean during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries

  Stuart B. Schwartz

  9-45

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• Between Slaves and Comrades, a Master Social Relations and Strategies of Resistance in the Rural Frontier of Corumbá (1878-1886)

  Sabrina Araújo, Jérri Roberto Marin

  46-80

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• Searching for “a Slave Named Laudelino” Posssibilites for Doing Historical Research Using Oral Traditions, Written Sources and Ethnography

  Carolina Pazos Pereira

  81-132

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• Images of African Eunuchs Orientalism, Teratology, and tje Colonial Imagination

  Silvio Marcus de Souza Correa

  133-175

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• The Formation of the African Collection at the Pennsylvania Museum of Archaelogy and Anthropology, Late 19th Century

  Vanicleia Silva Santos

  176-213

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• The African (Area) Studies Experience An Intellectual History

  Enocent Msindo

  214-251

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• Protecting the Rear Guard Angolan Women in the Anti-Colonial Struggle

  Dayane Augusta Santos da Silva

  252-294

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• The Família de Santo in the Candomblé of Recife Blood and Spiritual Kinship

  Olavo de Souza Pinto Filho

  295-335

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• Entre as Linhas 14 e 15 histórias, trajetórias e contextos de mestres alabês soteropolitanos

  Rafael Souza Palmeira

  336-376

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• Breaking with the World Gilberto Freyre Created Convergences between the Black and Anti-colonial Movements in the Process of Emancipation and Critique of Cultural Hegemony.

  Vinicius Rosalvo de Oliveira

  377-405

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• "The Saints of a Devotion that Never Dies" Festivities for Saints Cosmas and Damian in Bahia, 1864-1955

  Michael Iyanaga

  406-453

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• The Passage from Two to Three Dialectical Pairs in Itamar Vieira Junior's "Torto Arado"

  Ana Paula Gomes do Nascimento

  454-495

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Reviews

• Ivory Uses and Meanings in Atlantic History

  Marcos Leitão de Almeida

  497-506

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• A Handbook on How to Do Sociology from the Asian continent

  Marianne da Silva Rocha

  507-517

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• Cutouts and Borders

  Olívia Maria Gomes da Cunha

  518-526

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• Witchcraft or Gentilism? African Religious Leaders in Colonial Brazil

  Mariza de Carvalho Soares

  527-534

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• A Good and Old Subject for a New Book

  Igor Gomes Santos

  535-546

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• The 13th of May Celebrations in Post-Abolition Rio de Janeiro

  Mariana Barbosa Carvalho da Costa

  547-553

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• “Black Flowers”, Voices for Freedom

  Marcelo Paixão

  554-567

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• Black Movement Strategies, Analyses, and Knowledge-Building

  Mírian Cristina de Moura Garrido

  568-573

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• Can a Black Ambassador Speak?

  Carolina Dantas

  574-583

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• Bahia as Field Station

  Antonio Sérgio Alfredo Guimarães

  584-589

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