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“Les Portugais ne sont pas racistes”. De l’historicité d’une tradition inventée.
Article by Cláudia Castelo in Carnet de L’EHESS: Perspectives sur l’après – George Floyd, 2021, discusses the complex history of the idea that Portugal is not a racist country and its current echoes, debating the legacy of colonialism. It has a french and an english version.
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The Prince and the Empire from a Goan perspective: Franciscan political writings during the government of King Afonso VI
Presentation by Ângela Barreto Xavier at the workshop “Religious Erudition in the Tropics. Missionaries and their visions of empire in the Early-Modern Iberian Worlds”.
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An Openness to Experiment: Ruy Duarte de Carvalho’s Anthropological Field Photography in Rural Southern Angola and its Archival Reusages
Inês Ponte. Kronos: Southern African Histories. 2020. The many lives of Carvalho's Ovakuvale field photography, since the 1990s, made during the Angolan civil war.
India in Florence: Angelo de Gubernatis and the shaping of Italian Orientalism (1860-1900)
Filipa Lowndes Vicente, Journal of Modern Italian Studies. 2021. The role of Angelo de Gubernatis and the shaping of Italian Orientalism.
Uncrowned kings: rituals and ritual objects in eighteenth–nineteenth century Portuguese royal acclamation ceremonies
Isabel Correia e Silva, com Miguel Metelo de Seixas. 2020. European Review of History: Revue Européenne d'Histoire. The acclamation ceremonies of the Portuguese crown in 18th and 19th centuries as …
The Portuguese Army in Late-Eighteenth-Century Brazil: A Colonial Elite or a Metropolitan Force?
Miguel Dantas Cruz, War and Society. 2020. The regular army in the late 18th-century colonial Brazil and its relation with the metropolitan and settler societies.
