African architecture
African art history
African contemporary art
African diaspora
African film studies
African independence movements
African literary theory
African modernism
African modernity
African music history
African photography
African studies scholarship
Afro-Portuguese history
Angolan culture
archival studies
art and politics Africa
Black Atlantic
border studies
Cape Verdean identity
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colonial gaze
colonial history
colonial legacies
colonial photography
colonial representations
Creole culture
cultural circulation
cultural identity
cultural memory
cultural production
decolonial aesthetics
decolonizing archives
empire and culture
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ethnomusicology Africa
gender and colonialism
global humanities
global South studies
Guinea-Bissau cinema
heritage studies
interdisciplinary humanities
lusofonia
Lusophone studies
material culture studies
migration and culture
Mozambican culture
PALOP nations
Portuguese empire
postcolonial aesthetics
postcolonial cinema
postcolonial feminism
postcolonial theory
race representation
Sao Tome cultural heritage
sonic culture
Sub-Saharan architecture
subaltern studies
transatlantic culture
transnationalism
urban Africa
visual archive
world Anglophone literature
Product details
- ISBN 9781933227825
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 30 Apr 2019
- Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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This issue of Portuguese Literary & Cultural Studies focuses on the visual, material, and sonic cultures of Lusophone Africa from the precolonial period to the contemporary moment and seeks to complicate current understandings of Lusophone Africa that are based on colonial and postindependence national borders.
