Contenu du sommaire : Lusophone African and Afro-Brazilian literatures 

Lusophone African and Afro-Brazilian literatures 

• Tribute to Gerald M. Moser - Hamilton R.G. p. 1-4
• Introduction - Costigan L.H., Hamilton R.G. p. 5-8
• Angolan Literature in the Presence of an Incipient Canon of Literatures Written in Portuguese - Kandjimbo L. p. 9-34
• Women, Bodies, and Nation in Angolan Poetry of the 1950s - Peres P. p. 35-45
• Utopian Eyes and Dystopian Writings in Angolan Literature - Mão-de-Ferro Martinho A.M. p. 46-53
• Under the Sign of a Projective Nostalgia: Agostinho Neto and Angolan Postcolonial Poetry - Mata I. p. 54-67
• Images of a Colonial Kalunga - Abdala Júnior B. p. 68-74
• Master Tamoda and His Adventures in Language - Nazareth Soares Fonseca M. p. 75-86
• Exile and Death in José Craveirinha's Later Poetry - Leite A.M. p. 87-94
• Inventing a Lusotropical Father, or, The Neurotic Legacy in Germano Almeida's "0 Testamento do Senhor Napumoceno" - Rothwell P. p. 95-105
• Tradition and the Effects of the New in Modern African Fictional Cartography - Cavalcante Padilha L. p. 106-118
• Postcolonial Poetry in Cape Verde, Angola, and Mozambique: Some Contemporary Considerations - Tindó Secco C.L. p. 119-133
• Machado de Assis's African Descent - de Assis Duarte E. p. 134-151
• Afro-Brazilian Literature: Spaces Conquered, Spaces In-between - Toller Gomes H. p. 152-162
• Race Relations in Brazil from the Perspective of a Brazilian African and an African Brazilian: José Eduardo Agualusa's "O Ano em que Zumbi Tomou o Rio" and Francisco Maciel's "O Primeiro Dia do Ano da Peste" - Brookshaw D. p. 163-171
• Domingos Caldas Barbosa (1740-1800): A Precursor of Afro-Brazilian Literature - Costigan L.H. p. 172-180
• Gabriela Meets Olodum: Paradoxes of Hybridity, Racial Identity, and Black Consciousness in Contemporary Brazil - Hamilton R.G. p. 181-193
• Conceição Lima, Poet of São Tomé e Príncipe - Hamilton R.G. p. 194-198