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Japanese Brazil: Immigrant Literature and Transnational Modernity, 1908-1941
Japanese Brazil: Immigrant Literature and Transnational Modernity, 1908-1941
The following programs are available to U.S. Scholars in Brazil.
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Masculinity in the Work of Clarice Lispector
Masculinity in the Work of Clarice Lispector
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Brazil and the Global Contemporary: Literature and the Question of the Present
Brazil and the Global Contemporary: Literature and the Question of the Present
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Feminism, Postcolonialism, and Cultural Studies
Feminism, Postcolonialism, and Cultural Studies
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Human Rights Issues in Contemporary Latin American Literature; Postmodern Construction of Sexual Identity in Contemporary Brazilian Queer Theater
Human Rights Issues in Contemporary Latin American Literature; Postmodern Construction of Sexual Identity in Contemporary Brazilian Queer Theater
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Performance of Fetishism and Marginality in Modern Brazilian Theater
Performance of Fetishism and Marginality in Modern Brazilian Theater
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Thinking Globally from Brazil
Thinking Globally from Brazil
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Euclides da Cunha and Spanish America
Euclides da Cunha and Spanish America
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Folklore and the Narrative Tradition in Brazilian and Luso-African Fiction
Folklore and the Narrative Tradition in Brazilian and Luso-African Fiction
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Witnessing Black Women's Traumas Ritual and Creativity-Based Activism in Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro
Witnessing Black Women's Traumas Ritual and Creativity-Based Activism in Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro