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Record Nr.

UNISA996320729403316

Autore

Sansi-Roca Roger

Titolo

Economies of relation : money and personalism in the Lusophone world / / Roger Sansi, guest editor

Pubbl/distr/stampa

Dartmouth, Massachusetts : , : Tagus Press, Center for Portuguese Studies and Culture, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, , 2013

©2013

ISBN

9781933227146 (paperback : alk. paper)

1933227141 (paperback : alk. paper)

9783319133614

ISSN

1521-804X

Descrizione fisica

1 online resource (xxvi, 443 pages)

Collana

Portuguese literary and cultural studies, , 1521-804X ; ; 23/24.

Disciplina

332.4/981

Soggetti

Portuguese language - Social aspects - Portuguese-speaking countries

Portuguese language - Political aspects - Portuguese-speaking countries

Language policy - Portuguese-speaking countries

Portuguese literature - History and criticism

Electronic books.

Portuguese-speaking countries Intellectual life

Portuguese-speaking countries Economic conditions

Portugal Colonies

Lingua di pubblicazione

Inglese

Formato

Materiale a stampa

Livello bibliografico

Monografia

Nota di bibliografia

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Nota di contenuto

; Introduction : Money and personalism in Lusophone world / Roger Sansi -- Does money bring happiness? Comparing Brazil and the United States / Ruben George Oliven -- Brazilian gold and the commercial sector in Oporto, 1710-1750 / A. J. R. Russell-Wood -- Trabalho, fortuna e mobilidade de negros, crioulos e mestiç̦os no Brasil do século XVIII / Eduardo França Paiva -- Remittances, welfare solidarity, and monetarization : the interaction between personal and economic relations in Cape Verde during the colonial period / João Estêvão -- State-sponsored indemnification, the materiality of money, and the meanings of community in Salvador, Brazil's Pelourinho Cultural Heritage Center / John F. Collins -- A procissão do Senhor dos Passos



da Sapataria : função económica e reorganização da ordem social / Maria Margarida Paes Lobo Mascarenhas -- Coins for the dead, money on the floor : mortuary ritual in Bahian Candomblé / Brian Brazeal -- Caloteiro devoto : a contabilidade moral em Dom Casmurro / Bluma Waddington Vilar -- Religion and the everyday life of money in Brazil / Roger Sansi -- The personal significance of impersonal money / Keith Hart -- ; Short essays, short stories, and poems. From the stones of David to the Tanks of Goliath / José Saramago ; translated and introduced by George Monteiro ; Do imemorial ou a dança do tempo / Eduardo Lourenço ; Cell Phone / João Melo ; translated by Luisa Venturini ; Flash. Herberto Helder / translated by Alexis Levitin ; Four Poems / Margarida Vale de Gato ; translated by Ana Hudson and Margarita Vale de Gato -- ; Other articles. Brazilian masculine identity in Mario Prata's Album-Novel Buscando o seu mindinho : um almanaque auricular / George Arthur Carlsen -- "Tradições evanescentes" : a ficcionalização do discurso científico racialista no regionalismo literário brasileiro / Luciana Murari -- Wasting away: (de)composing trash in the contemporary Brazilian documentary / Steven F. Butterman -- Pressupostos estéticos do academicismo literário : a literatura brasileira no início do século XX / Maurício Silva -- Os livros de linhagens da idade média portuguesa : os livros manuscritos medievais e sua rede de poderes / José D'Assunção Barros -- Rewriting Carolina Maria de Jesus : editing as translating in Quarto de despejo / Frans Weiser -- Portingale to Portugee / George Monteiro -- Camões revisitado na visão mitopoética de Manuel Alegre / Pedro Carlos Louzada Fonseca -- Portuguese short takes : three storytellers in Portugal's post-revolution Years / Rui Zink -- Literary abodes : Machado de Assis on interiors / Estela Vieira -- Photobook of the city : Eduardo Gageiro's Lisboa no cais da memória / Paul Melo e Castro -- Blindness of Meirelles / Alessandro Zir -- Retórica del poder : el discurso ideológico de Salazar a través de sus aforismos políticos / Alberto Pena-Rodríguez -- Fernando Beleza on Anibal Frias's Fernando Pessoa et la quint-empire de l'amour.

Sommario/riassunto

""Money does not bring happiness." For Roberto Da Matta, in Carnivals, Rogues, and Heroes (1979), this saying embodies the ambivalence surrounding money in Brazil, a legacy of a Lusophone cultural tradition that privileges personal relationships over impersonal commodified exchange. This volume of Portuguese Literary & Cultural Studies questions this tradition from the perspective of different disciplines. Does money stand in contrast to personal relations? And, if so, is this really particular to Lusophone or, more widely, Latin cultures — as opposed to, say, Anglo-American cultures or Protestantism generally? This book will be of interest to scholars in anthropology, history, literary criticism and Luso-Brazilian studies." -- Publisher's description