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Narrating the Portuguese Diaspora : Piecing Things Together.
Title:
Narrating the Portuguese Diaspora : Piecing Things Together.
Author:
Fagundes, Francisco Cota.
ISBN:
9781453907771
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (315 pages)
Series:
Currents in Comparative Romance Languages and Literatures ; v.194

Currents in Comparative Romance Languages and Literatures
Contents:
Table of Contents -- Introduction ix -- PART I: Reading Literary Identities Within and without borders -- 1. António gedeão and Jorge de sena: Myth, Tradition, and the Poetics of diaspora Christopher Damien Auretta 3 -- 2. stories of Forgotten "gees": William s. Birge's Senhor Antone: A Tale of the Portuguese Colony Francisco Cota Fagundes 19 -- 3. Alfred Lewis and the American dream Frank F. Sousa 35 -- 4. her story vs. his story: narrating the Portuguese diaspora in the united states of America Reinaldo Silva 49 -- 5. Anthony de sa and the Paradoxes of Immigration Albert Braz 63 -- 6. diasporas of diasporas: Brian Castro's Shanghai Dancing David Brookshaw 77 -- 7. A Poetics of disquietude for gaspar's Tales of the soul Teresa F. A. Alves 83 -- PART II: Constructing/Constructed extra-literary identities home and abroad -- 8. home Away from home: Visual narratives of the Portuguese Court in Brazil Memory Holloway 101 -- 9. Brothers or strangers-The Construction of Identity discourses in Contemporary Luso-Brazilian Co-productions with Portuguese Migrating Characters Carolin Overhoff Ferreira 111 -- 10. Representations of Portuguese-speaking Immigrants in the united states: The Federal Writers' Project and the Farmer security Administration-office of War Information Collection Orquídea Moreira Ribeiro 126 -- 11. "going for a sunday drive": Angolan decolonization, Learning Whiteness and the Portuguese diaspora of south Africa Pamila Gupta 135 -- 12. "neither here nor There?" Conceptions of "home," Identity Constructions and the Transnational Lives of second generation Luso-Canadians and Luso-French in Portugal João Sardinha 153 -- 13. The Portuguese of the united states and self-employment: ethnic and Class Resources or opportunity structure? M. Glória de Sá 175.

14. Language, networks, and Identity in the Azorean diaspora: one Family's sociolinguistic Profile David J. Silva 187 -- 15. Portingale to Portugee-The genesis and history of the ethnic slur George Monteiro 205 -- Part III: Literary ethnic voices from the north american diaspora and beyond: Interview, essays, short story, poetry -- 16. "I Write nonfiction Fiction": An Interview with Charles Reis Felix Charles Reis Felix
Abstract:
Narrating the Portuguese Diaspora presents a variety of perspectives on the Portuguese diaspora, from literature to identity discourse to biography and autobiography. The book is divided into three parts: reading literary identities within and without borders; constructing/constructed extra-literary identities at home and abroad; and literary ethnic voices from the North American diaspora and beyond. The 22 texts presented in this volume highlight the diasporic themes and backgrounds upon which the scope of the scholarly texts - as well as the personal contributions of short stories, poetry, interviews, and autobiographical memory - can be interwoven in a narrative identity construction.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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