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InterDISCIPLINARY Journal of Portuguese Diaspora Studies Vol. 3.1 (2014)

InterDISCIPLINARY Journal of Portuguese Diaspora Studies (IJPDS) Volume 3.1 (2014)

http://portuguese-diaspora-studies.com/

It has been a year of rigorous and committed work, and we must thank all contributors as well as countless colleagues throughout the world who have assisted us since the inception of this academic journal. A very special thank you to the colleagues who have reviewed and evaluated (double blind) the works included in this volume, the colleagues who have written the reviews, and the *hidden* colleagues, friends and family, who have given us their unwavering support. We are profoundly thankful to you ALL!

This academic journal was founded in 2011, and the first volume was published in 2012. The online access has already received more than 100 thousand visitors from all parts of the world. Even with the increasing interest in the e-journal, the print volume is successfully gaining space on many public and private shelves throughout the world. The special issue entitled "Luso-Descendants in the Diaspora: Negotiating Identities and Transnational Mobility" will be published online by the end of this month, and the print volume in January. Also organized by colleagues, two forthcoming special issues will appear in 2015: "Neither Here Nor There, Yet Both: The Portuguese-American Experience" (Spring); and "Words in Exile: Poetics of Female Voices of the Portuguese-Speaking World" (Fall).

Best wishes,

Irene Maria F. Blayer and Dulce Maria Scott

Volume 3.1 (2014)

Editors
Irene Maria F. Blayer, Brock University, Canada
Dulce Maria Scott, Anderson University, United States

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLES

I. DIASPORA REPRESENTATIONS: CULTURE, IDENTITY, AND EDUCATION

O Fenómeno Migratório em Portugal: Ensino e Investigação
Maria Beatriz Rocha-Trindade
Portugueses em São Paulo: Um Passado e um Presente
Maria Christina S. de Souza Campos, Alice Beatriz da Silva Gordo Lang
“A Tristeza que Canta”: The Role of Fado Music in Women’s Culturally Mediated Resilience
Lisabeth Castro-Smyth
A Adaptação dos Lusodescendentes de Regresso a Portugal
Paula Cristina Melo Pereira Sampaio
Portuguese Youth, Alienation, and the Educational Process
Noémia (Naomi) Couto

II. LINGUISTIC SETTINGS AND LANGUAGE EVOLUTION

Brazilian Portuguese as a Transatlantic Language: Agencies of Linguistic Contact
Esmeralda Vailati Negrão, Evani Viottio
Estrutura e Significado: Implicações Fenomenológicas e Políticas do Sotaque Regional Brasileiro
Evandro Camara
Particularidades do Uso dos Pronomes de Segunda Pessoa no Falar do Manauara: Um Estudo no Panorama da Variação Pronominal do Português do Brasil
Silvana Andrade Martins, Valteir Martins

III. DIASPORIC SPACES AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF SELFHOOD

Exílio e Imaginário: As Primeiras Diásporas Judaicas em Portugal nos Romances de Mário Cláudio
Daniel Vecchio Alves
Percursos Identitários na Diáspora Açoriana: O Jornal Açores-América (1903)
Lusa Ponte
Terra Nova de Anthony De Sá: Um Romance de Histórias
Maria Tereza Amodeo
O Pensamento Filosófico-Político em Antero de Quental
Mário T. Cabral

POETRY

Mátria
Paula Gândara

BOOK REVIEWS

Gente Feliz com Lágrimas
Rebeca Hernández
Theorising the Ibero-American Atlantic
Pedro Cardim
Nossa and Nuestra América: Inter-American Dialogues
Paulo Moreira
The Jews in the Caribbean
Randall C. Belinfante
Antigone’s Daughters? Gender, Genealogy and the Politics of Authorship in 20th-Century Portuguese
David Frier

Advisory Editorial Board

http://portuguese-diaspora-studies.com/index.php/ijpds/about/editorialTeam

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