Vol. 41 (2022): Historical Reparations: Destabilising Constructions From the Colonial Past

June 2022

Thematic Editors: Vítor de Sousa, Sheila Khan & Pedro Schacht Pereira

Director/Varia Editors: Madalena Oliveira & Daniel Brandão

Published: 2022-06-22

Full Issue

Introductory Note

Cultural Restitution As a Duty of Memory

Vítor de Sousa, Sheila Khan, Pedro Schacht Pereira

11–22
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Thematic Articles

Repairing History and the Wrongs of Its Agents in O Regresso de Júlia Mann a Paraty

Sandra Sousa

25–42
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On How Post-Colonial Fiction Can Contribute to a Discussion of Historical Reparation: An Interpretation of As Telefones (2020) by Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida

Margarida Rendeiro

43–59
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The Mestiço in the “Urgency of Existence”. Essa Dama Bate Bué! (2018), by Yara Monteiro

Susana Pimenta

61-73
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The Colonial War in Media Narratives: How Portuguese and Angolan Newspapers Recounted an Event 60 Years Later

Gustavo Freitas, Ana Teresa Peixinho

75–89
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Colonial Ambivalence in Contemporary Moving Images: The Portuguese Case

Patrícia Sequeira Brás

91–103
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Contemporary Iconoclasm: Anti-Racism Between the Decolonisation of Art and the (Re)Sacralisation of Public Space

Diogo Goes

105–129
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Not to Forget: Memory, Power and the Malê Archive in Amado’s Narrative

Tatiane Almeida Ferreira

131–147
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Processes of Ethnic and Cultural Marginalisation in Post-Colonial Africa.The Case of the Amakhuwa of Mozambique

Luca Bussotti, Laura António Nhaueleque

149–167
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A Decolonial Perspective on Online Media Discourses in the Context of Violence Against People With Disabilities in South Africa

Lorenzo Dalvit

169–187
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Linguistic (De)Coloniality and Interculturality in the Two Main Routes of Brazilian Student Mobility

Rovênia Amorim Borges

189–208
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Cyberspace as Denunciation: Harassment and Discrimination Linked to Coloniality in the Project Brasileiras Não Se Calam

Camila Lamartine, Marisa Torres da Silva

209–229
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Book Reviews

Contestation and Reflections on Cultural and Historical Heritage

Pedro Rodrigues Costa

233–240
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Interviews

Knowledge Production, Historical Reparation and Construction of Alternative Futures. Interview With Miguel de Barros

Rosa Cabecinhas, Miguel de Barros

243–258
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Varia

Understanding How Baby Boomers Use the Internet and Social Media to Improve the Engagement with Brands

María-Victoria Carrillo-Durán, Soledad Ruano-López , M-Rosario Fernández-Falero, Javier Trabadela-Robles

261–284
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Vol. 41 (2022): Historical Reparations: Destabilising Constructions From the Colonial Past

Full Issue

Introductory Note

Cultural Restitution As a Duty of Memory

Thematic Articles

Repairing History and the Wrongs of Its Agents in O Regresso de Júlia Mann a Paraty

On How Post-Colonial Fiction Can Contribute to a Discussion of Historical Reparation: An Interpretation of As Telefones (2020) by Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida

The Mestiço in the “Urgency of Existence”. Essa Dama Bate Bué! (2018), by Yara Monteiro

The Colonial War in Media Narratives: How Portuguese and Angolan Newspapers Recounted an Event 60 Years Later

Colonial Ambivalence in Contemporary Moving Images: The Portuguese Case

Contemporary Iconoclasm: Anti-Racism Between the Decolonisation of Art and the (Re)Sacralisation of Public Space

Not to Forget: Memory, Power and the Malê Archive in Amado’s Narrative

Processes of Ethnic and Cultural Marginalisation in Post-Colonial Africa.The Case of the Amakhuwa of Mozambique

A Decolonial Perspective on Online Media Discourses in the Context of Violence Against People With Disabilities in South Africa

Linguistic (De)Coloniality and Interculturality in the Two Main Routes of Brazilian Student Mobility

Cyberspace as Denunciation: Harassment and Discrimination Linked to Coloniality in the Project Brasileiras Não Se Calam

Book Reviews

Contestation and Reflections on Cultural and Historical Heritage

Interviews

Knowledge Production, Historical Reparation and Construction of Alternative Futures. Interview With Miguel de Barros

Varia

Understanding How Baby Boomers Use the Internet and Social Media to Improve the Engagement with Brands

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