No. 54 (2021): Gendering decolonizations: ways of seeing and knowing

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Gendering decolonizations: ways of seeing and knowing

Maria do Carmo Piçarra, Ana Cristina Pereira , Inês Beleza Barreiros

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Editorial Introduction

Introduction: from processto objects

Maria do Carmo Piçarra, Ana Cristina Pereira, Inês Beleza Barreiros

7-18 / 19-30
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Articles

Can the subaltern remember? — an analysis of Fernanda do Vale’s memories

Carla Fernandes

31-46
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Diplomatic weapon and fiction: women in Guinea-Bissau’s Liberation struggle films

Catarina Laranjeiro

47-64
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Education, sexuality and religion: (dis) colonizing female bodies

Deyse Luciano de Jesus Santos, Jamile dos Santos Ferreira Trindade

65-83
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Dissemina Lab — new approaches to race and gender in contemporary media

Geisa Rodrigues, Pedro Henrique Conceição dos Santos, Monique Monique

84-103
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Images beyond borders. The production of knowledge about women’s activism against the colonial wars

Giulia Strippoli

104-121
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Female gaze and subjectivity in The murmuring coast

Inês Cordeiro Dias

122-139
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Decolonizing cinema and memory of the Brazilian dictatorship: documentaries made by women after 1985

Laís Gonçalves Natalino

140-157
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Towards a caring gaze: aesthetics of decolonization in Sarah Maldoror’s Sambizanga

Maja Figge

158-175
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Criticism of the gender dichotomy as a form of epistemic decolonization

Maria Augusta Babo

176-192
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The representativeness of black women on social media: the Brazilian collective “Pop Afro”

Micaela Santos, Sónia de Sá

193-214
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Bertina Lopes: a militant with a brush

Nancy Isabel Dantas

215-234
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Weaving (post)colonialism in East Timor: the tais as an object of practiced memories

Sandra Lourenço

235-255
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Resistance of indigenous Embera Chamí women in and through midwifery

Sara Ortiz-Ospina, Mónica Berrío Vélez

256-275
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Women, nation and struggles in anti/postcolonial cinema in Guinea-Bissau

Sílvia Roque

276-295
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Ways to decolonize: o trauma é brasileiro, by Castiel Vitorino Brasileiro

Yasmin Zandomenico

296-323
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Visual essays

Infra representation: those who run

Catarina Miranda

348-360
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Feminine lenses to anti-reflect colonialism

Lívia Gaudencio

361-377
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Interview

Gendering decolonization: what ́s on display?Interview with Maíra Zenun

Michelle Sales

378-397
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Being imperfect

Patrícia Ferreira Pará Yxapy, Sophia Pinheiro

398-405
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Book reviews

Sara Serpa. 2020. Recognition: music for a silent film. Biophilia Records.

Aline Frazão

324-329
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Lino, Patrícia. 2020. O kit de sobrevivência do descobridor português no mundo anticolonial. Lisboa: Douda Correria

Pedro Eiras

330-334
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“The stars, will they speak?” Listening to Carolina Maria de Jesus’s voice

Rita Ciotta Neves

335-342
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Moorman, Marissa. 2019. Powerful frequencies: radio, state power, and the Cold War in Angola, 1931-2002. Athens: Ohio University Press.

Rogério Santos

343-347
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No. 54 (2021): Gendering decolonizations: ways of seeing and knowing

Full Issue

Gendering decolonizations: ways of seeing and knowing

Editorial Introduction

Introduction: from processto objects

Articles

Can the subaltern remember? — an analysis of Fernanda do Vale’s memories

Diplomatic weapon and fiction: women in Guinea-Bissau’s Liberation struggle films

Education, sexuality and religion: (dis) colonizing female bodies

Dissemina Lab — new approaches to race and gender in contemporary media

Images beyond borders. The production of knowledge about women’s activism against the colonial wars

Female gaze and subjectivity in The murmuring coast

Decolonizing cinema and memory of the Brazilian dictatorship: documentaries made by women after 1985

Towards a caring gaze: aesthetics of decolonization in Sarah Maldoror’s Sambizanga

Criticism of the gender dichotomy as a form of epistemic decolonization

The representativeness of black women on social media: the Brazilian collective “Pop Afro”

Bertina Lopes: a militant with a brush

Weaving (post)colonialism in East Timor: the tais as an object of practiced memories

Resistance of indigenous Embera Chamí women in and through midwifery

Women, nation and struggles in anti/postcolonial cinema in Guinea-Bissau

Ways to decolonize: o trauma é brasileiro, by Castiel Vitorino Brasileiro

Visual essays

Infra representation: those who run

Feminine lenses to anti-reflect colonialism

Interview

Gendering decolonization: what ́s on display?Interview with Maíra Zenun

Being imperfect

Book reviews

Sara Serpa. 2020. Recognition: music for a silent film. Biophilia Records.

Lino, Patrícia. 2020. O kit de sobrevivência do descobridor português no mundo anticolonial. Lisboa: Douda Correria

“The stars, will they speak?” Listening to Carolina Maria de Jesus’s voice

Moorman, Marissa. 2019. Powerful frequencies: radio, state power, and the Cold War in Angola, 1931-2002. Athens: Ohio University Press.

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