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Introductionsails off to Asia, configures both Portugal and India in the eyes of her aspiring Castilian lover, Juan de Zamora. In this ambivalent image, Constan?a is at once coveted by neighboring Spain and made to connote the still absent ship full of lustfully anticipated wealth from India, thus bringing shar

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Pessoa’s Gandhing sequence. Badiou claims Pessoa as a master of ., which he defines as an alliance between philosophy and art in the service of the truth and in the face of the devaluing, democratizing momentum of the long twentieth century. The coresponsibility for the existence of truth— that there are truths, .

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Filming Women in the Colonieswith the Colonial Act, António de Oliveira Salazar established the legal basis for his government, a framework that would remain in place, with some minor changes, for more than 40 years.. Parallel to the constitution, Salazar inaugurated, also in 1933, the National Propaganda Institute (Secretariad

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Not Your Mother’s Milk as a wet nurse. The experience has united what are otherwise ethnically, racially, and religiously diverse individuals in European, Latin American, and Asian countries, among other areas. In Brazil, the practice of wet nursing originated in the sixteenth century and lasted into the twentieth. Upper

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A Turma do Pererêlly published in Brazil between 1960 and 1964. . follows the adventures of Saci Pererê, a black one-legged mischievous character from Brazilian folklore, and his group of human and animal friends. Female characters are the minority in the comic and play small roles as romantic interests or maternal