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Portuguese Sea
by Jens Andermann
Empire, Decolonization, and Diaspora. A Core program "Cultures and Contexts" course
Episodes
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Lecture 21: Arts of the Diaspora: Music (II)
On "world music" in Portuguese
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Lecture 17: Memories of Colonialism
On Walter Salles, Terra Estrangeira (Foreign Land, 1995) and Miguel Gomes, Tabu (2021)
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Lecture 16: Luso-African Cinema after Independence
On Maria João Ganga, Hollow City (Angola, 2004) and Teresa Prata, Sleepwalking Land (Mozambique, 2009)
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Lecture 10: Luso-Tropicalism and Colonial Ideology
On Gilberto Freyre, The Masters and the Slaves
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Lecture 15: The Carnation Revolution
On the Portuguese Revolution of April 25th, 1974
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Lecture 14: Luso-African independence - Mozambique
On Kuxa Kanema and the Mozambican cinema of Independence
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Lecture 12: Luso-African Independence (Guinea-Bissau)
On Mortu Nega (Whom Death Refused, 1988) and As Duas Faces da Guerra (The Two Sides of War, 2008) by Flora Gomes.
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Lecture 11: Luso-African Independence (Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde)
On Amílcar Cabral's "Brief Analysis of the Social Structure in Guinea" (1964)
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Lecture 8: Palmares and the resistance against slavery
First lecture of Week 6 of "Portuguese Sea": The Portuguese Atlantic - Slavery, the Inquisition, and trans-American connections
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