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O espaço atlântico na globalização

Todos251Revoluções atlânticas e colonialismo26Um atlântico de vapor48A consolidação das culturas de massa101O espaço atlântico na globalização76

Artigos (76)

frThibault Saillant

Les racines parisiennes de l’édition pornographique états-unienne

Jusqu'aux années 1950, Paris est un lieu de refuge et de production d’une littérature rejetée par la censure morale anglo-américaine. Ces œuvres traversent à nouveau l'Atlantique et assurent l'essor du marché du livre pornographique aux États-Unis au cours de la décennie suivante.

enMaya Angela Smith

Nina Simone’s Soundscapes of Exile and Return

Analyzing songwriting, performances, and interviews, this essay explores Nina Simone as a transatlantic cultural figure through the themes of protest, exile, and Black womanhood. Tracing Simone’s movements across the Atlantic illuminates enduring questions of race, refuge, and cultural belonging that continue to shape Black diasporic life today.

frDomiziana Serrano

Art autochtone et surréalisme : quatre sculptrices chiliennes à Paris

Les voyages transatlantiques de Santiago à Paris des sculptrices chiliennes María Teresa Pinto, Juana Müller, Lily Garafulic et Marta Colvin renouvellent notre compréhension des échanges artistiques modernistes, où la redécouverte de l'art précolombien s'articule à l'influence du surréalisme international.

frClara Bouveresse

Écrire l’histoire des femmes et de la photographie dans l’espace atlantique

Les femmes ont contribué à façonner l’histoire de la photographie et de ses circulations transatlantiques depuis les débuts du medium. Écrire cette histoire du point de vue des femmes invite à déplacer notre regard et nos cadres de lecture pour mettre en lumière leurs rôles de passeuses à la croisée des scènes culturelles.

enptAlexsandro Silva

Sarah Maldoror

Sarah Ducados, conhecida como Sarah Maldoror, é considerada a primeira mulher negra a fazer cinema na África nos anos 1960. Seu longa-metragem mais conhecido, Sambizanga (1972), é uma adaptação da obra do escritor Luandino Vieira sobre a guerra de independência de Angola.

enfrColine Perron

East Berlin‒Havana‒Maputo: Triangular Cultural Diplomacy between Socialist “Brother Countries” (1970–1990)

The cultural exchange policies put in place from the 1970s through the 1980s between Cuba, the GDR et certain African countries reveal a nuanced mapping of the socialist camp in the last decades of the Cold War.

enElina Djebbari

The Creole Atlantic

How can cultural exchanges across the Atlantic be theorized outside of Gilroy’s Black Atlantic heuristic, especially when looking at cultural practices developing in Africa? The idea of a Creole Atlantic allows for including South-South connections and situating a redefined, creolized Africa at the core of the Atlantic paradigm.

enElina Djebbari

Musical Dialogues between Cuba and West Africa in the Cold War

In the middle of the 1960s in Cuba, young Malian musicians created the band Las Maravillas de Mali. The essay explores the political and musical transatlantic dialogues between Malian and Cuban musicians in the light of the cultural diplomatic exchanges initiated between Cuba and newly independent socialist African countries within the Cold War.

enFrancisco Rodriguez-Jimenez

American Studies: the Cultural Branch of U.S. Empire?

American Studies was meant to emancipate U.S. culture from its British tutelage. It became a tool of cultural diplomacy after World War II, at a time when “area studies” were supported by the U.S. government as part of the Cultural Cold War. Franco’s Spain illustrates some of the limitations of this strategy.

enptCarolina Amaral de Aguiar

As viagens transatlânticas de Chris Marker

Este artigo apresenta as redes estabelecidas pelo diretor de cinema Chris Marker. Se não é possível restringi-lo com o rótulo de “cineasta transatlântico”, é possível dizer que grande parte das sólidas pontes que criou em sua trajetória cruzaram esse oceano, especialmente quando se considera seu interesse nos anos 1960 e 1970 pela América Latina.

enfrClément Astruc

Pelé and the World

From the late 1950s to the late 1970s, Pelé was the leading figure in football, a sport that historically developed in Europe and Latin America. He aroused enthusiasm, elicited self-identification in Africa and promoted soccer in the United States.

enptVavy Pacheco Borges

Ruy Guerra, o “cineasta viajante”

Ruy Guerra (RG) nasceu em 22/08/1931, em Lourenço Marques (hoje Maputo), capital da colônia portuguesa de Moçambique, às margens do oceano Índico. É apontado como um “cidadão do mundo” por sua vivência e produção cultural espalhada em diversos países situados nos três continentes à beira do Atlântico.

frIda Soulard

Anni Albers ou les textiles modernes entre deux continents

L'exil d'Anni Albers (1899-1994) – artiste, designer textile et éducatrice - aux États-Unis en 1933 transforme sa pratique textile, des créations industrielles du Bauhaus vers les tissages picturaux du Black Mountain College. Son parcours transatlantique redéfinit les hiérarchies artistiques et influence le développement du Fiber Art.

esIgnacio Del Valle Dávila

Los Nuevos Cines

Usamos el concepto de “nuevos cines” para abordar un proceso que va desde mediados de los años cincuenta hasta mediados de los años setenta. Quizás aquello que todas tienen en común es lo que Francesco Casetti llama un “sentimiento de novedad”, una voluntad de romper con las formas tradicionales de concebir y producir el cine.

enJessica Gienow-Hecht

US Cultural Diplomacy

The Cold War was the heyday of state-orchestrated cultural diplomacy in the U.S., at a time when many officials and observers sought to counter widespread expressions of anti-Americanism abroad. In recent decades, the U.S. has chosen to outsource cultural influence to the private sector, and de-emphasized its importance as a policy instrument.

enesRichard Cándida Smith

Pan Americanism

The US-led Pan American Union, created in 1890, is generally understood as a form of soft power serving Washington’s interests abroad. Until the end of WWII, it also meant educating US citizens about their new hemispheric responsibilities by promoting Latin American culture, through scientific cooperation, language teaching, art and literature.

ptMarcos Napolitano

“C’era un Ragazzo...Era un muchacho...Era um garoto...”: uma balada pop italiana e seus ecos atlânticos

“C’era un ragazzo che come me amava i Beatles e i Rolling Stones” gravada originalmente em italiano, em 1967, por Gianni Morandi, foi apropriada em vários contextos culturais e nacionais ao representar um “tipo ideal” de juventude e uma forma de protesto político moderado e humanista, contra a Guerra do Vietnã. Porém, nunca foi gravada em inglês...

frSébastien Carney

Le revival de la musique bretonne : une déclinaison locale des contre-cultures américaines

Au tournant des années des années 1960 et 1970, un mouvement revivaliste a produit en Bretagne ce que l’on a qualifié de « folk song breton », de « progressive folk breton », de « folk celtique » ou encore de « Celtic pop music », en quoi l'on peut voir une déclinaison locale de la contre-culture américaine.

enfrEdward Berenson

Levitt-villes in France

In 1965, William Levitt, America’s largest home builder and creator of the famous Levittowns, constructed a “new village” in the suburbs of Paris. He built 500 houses in Le Mesnil-Saint-Denis, whose mayor wanted to create an alternative to the grands ensembles he hated. It was a huge success and the first of several Levitt-villes en France.

frJulien Desprez

Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, marraine de l’Amérique ?

C’est dans la ville lorraine de Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, en France, que le mot America fut édité pour la première fois en 1507. Après trois siècles d’oubli, ce fait est progressivement remis en lumière au cours du XIXe siècle, incitant Saint-Dié à s’autoproclamer la « marraine de l’Amérique » et à tenter de mettre en place des liens transatlantiques.

enDidier Aubert

Modernist Photography in Mexico: Modotti’s Letter

Photography reinvented itself in Mexico between the two World Wars, through numerous exchanges between foreign and national artists and writers. This “Mexican moment” of photographic modernism was shaped by left-wing politics, ideas of Mexicanidad spreading at home and abroad, and the emergence of documentary forms.

frBaptiste Mongis, Lucie Elgoyhen, Joana Sanchez

Le théâtre communautaire argentin : réseaux et circulations

Le mouvement du théâtre communautaire argentin, né dans les années 1980, est aujourd’hui une référence internationale. Cet article examine la manière dont il s’est développé, au sein de réseaux latino-américains et euro-américains, en suivant la trajectoire de deux de ses promoteurs et en explorant son implantation en Espagne.

frKathleen Gyssels

Solitude, du roman au musée : l’œuvre mémorielle d’André Schwarz-Bart

Figure légendaire de l’histoire antillaise et de l’univers des plantations, Solitude, l’héroïne du roman d’André Schwarz-Bart assassinée par des Français, incarne le droit à la liberté et à l’égalité. Deux statues et un jardin lui sont dédiés. Mais, au musée de l’esclavage en Guadeloupe, Solitude et André Schwarz-Bart sont oubliés.

enfrClara Bouveresse

Photographic Agencies

Photographic agencies developed at the beginning of the 20th century in the context of a rise of illustrated magazines. They operated at an international level, selling images around the world and establishing contacts with partnering agencies on both sides of the Atlantic.

enLara Cox

Curating the Black Atlantic: An Overview of Exhibitions, 1989-2022

As the follow-on from a class project, this article presents a critical history of art exhibitions on the Black Atlantic between 1989 and 2022. Four common curatorial themes are identified: in-situ resonance; space as structuring motif; the medium of portraiture as a prominent artistic genre; and a negation of the visual.

ptMariana de Moraes Silveira

Transatlântico

Mesmo em um cenário historiográfico dominado por olhares globais, o interesse no Atlântico persiste – talvez porque disputas do presente sigam ressignificando travessias oceânicas passadas

enfrCharlotte Gould

The “Sensation” Exhibition (London 1997-New York 2000): Public Scandals, Private Funding

When the “Sensation” exhibition travelled from London to New York in 1999, it seemed as though young British artists were taking the United States by storm. In fact, the event confirmed the Americanization of art funding systems in the United Kingdom.

enfrSébastien Darbon

From Public Schools to the Pampas: Elements for an Atlantic History of Rugby

Created at around the same time as football/soccer, rugby spread out from England along the pathways of British cultural imperialism. However, it met with a cooler reception than football on both sides of the Atlantic.

enSynthia Sydnor, Robert Rinehart

Johnny Weissmuller

From swimming pools (five Olympic gold medals) to Hollywood, including his appearance in Tarzan, Johnny Weissmuller (1904-1984) became the symbol of America and a transatlantic cultural icon in the inter-war years.

frFrançois Chaubet

L’Alliance française sur le continent américain

Tournée vers le continent américain dès son origine, l’Alliance française développa ses propres établissements dans les années 1940, en s’appuyant sur des fonctionnaires du ministère de l’Éducation nationale. Ces dernières décennies, son action a adopté une perspective plus nettement interculturelle.

frAxel Gasquet

L’orientalisme hispano-américain

L’orientalisme hispano-américain est une dimension de la production littéraire hispanique depuis 1810. Il est tributaire, mais aussi autonome du large corpus orientaliste européen des XIXe et XXe siècles. Dans cette production, l’Orient intègre l’Afrique musulmane, le Proche et le Moyen Orient, l’Inde et l’Asie de l’Est.

enfrFabien Archambault

The 1972 Olympics Basketball Final between the Soviet Union and the United States

The game marked a turning point in the sport’s history on both sides of the Atlantic. Due to linguistic misunderstandings between the American players, the Soviet coaches and the Brazilian referee, the sport spoke a little less English after 1972.

frFrançoise Blum

La Maison de l’Afrique à la Cité internationale universitaire de Paris

Créée au sortir de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la Maison de la France d’Outre-mer, devenue Maison de l’Afrique puis Résidence Lucien Paye au sein de la Cité internationale universitaire de Paris, constitue un formidable observatoire des circulations étudiantes et politiques entre la France et ses anciennes colonies africaines.

enfrFlorencia Dansilio

Off Theater

This article traces the transatlantic movements of the idea of alternative theater from the 1940s to today.

enfrPaul-Henri Giraud

Octavio Paz

If there is one Latin-American writer who embodies the fertility of intellectual and aesthetic exchanges between his country, Europe and other parts of the world, it is Mexico’s Octavio Paz (1914-1998), who bore witness to the 20th century’s turmoil as an engaged spectator, poet, critic, magazine founder and awakener of ideas.

frSébastien Darbon

Une géographie sociale et culturelle du baseball

La diffusion du baseball hors du pays qui l’a vu naître peut paraître assez déroutante: très faible dans les pays européens, elle est massive dans la zone caraïbe et une partie de l’Amérique latine.

esPablo Alabarces

Maradona: ídolo local, héroe global

Maradona es probablemente el personaje más importante de la cultura popular argentina entre finales del siglo XX y comienzos del XXI. A la vez, contemporáneo de la constitución del fútbol como mayor mercancía cultural del espectáculo global desde finales del siglo pasado, puede ser considerado la primera estrella global del espectáculo deportivo.

frDiana Cooper-Richet

Presse en langue étrangère

La presse en langue étrangère, publiée d'un côté comme de l'autre de l'Atlantique, a joué un rôle dynamique au cours des XIXe et XXe siècles, dans la mise en circulation de textes littéraires, d'idées, d'avancées scientifiques et techniques, de modes, de modèles éditoriaux et, même, de pratiques commerciales.

enfrLaurent Martin

Francophonie: A Historical Word, A Contemporary Idea

The word Francophonie was created at the end of the 19th century in the context of French colonization. Its meanings are many and have evolved over time. This article aims to capture both the history of this word, and the present condition of a concept that is today embraced by some and rejected by others on all sides of the Atlantic.

enfrSteve Hagimont

Spas

In the eighteenth century, natural mineral springs spurred the emergence of tourism and played a strategic role on both sides of the Atlantic. Practices, travelers and development models circulated and changed depending on the place. Medical advances caused trajectories to diverge in the twentieth century.

enfrSophie Coudray

Theater of the Oppressed: Intercontinental Trajectories

From its 1950s roots in Brazil to its proliferation around the world, the history of Theatre of the Oppressed has been about artistic, political and human exchanges. This article analyzes the movements that fostered the development of a trailblazing theatrical practice in Latin America and Europe that can now be found on every continent.

ptMarcia Tosta Dias, Cauê Martins

Fonografia digital e circulação musical transatlântica

O artigo apresenta os principais processos envolvidos na produção e circulação da música gravada promovidos pela tecnologia digital em geral e no mundo transatlântico.

enfrJan Baetens

The Photo Novel: a Latin Genre

From 1947 to 1968, the long-scorned photo novel was one of Europe and Latin America’s most popular media formats. This article looks at the genre’s diversity, its outward spread from Italy and the ideological and aesthetic reasons for which it was rejected.

enptMariana Villaça

Instituto Cubano del Arte e Indústria Cinematográficos

ICAIC foi o primeiro organismo cultural criado em Cuba após a Revolução, em acordo com a Lei 169 de 24 de Março de 1959.

ptMarcelo Prioste

O imaginário revolucionário no cinema de Santiago Álvarez Román

Santiago Álvarez Román (1919-1998) foi um cineasta cubano, diretor dos Noticieros ICAIC, cinejornal oficial da ilha caribenha pós-revolução, que desenvolveu uma inventiva e persuasiva narrativa documentária ao registrar personagens, situações e eventos da realidade político-social nacional e internacional dos anos 1960 aos anos 1990.

enfrLoïc Artiaga

The Rumble in the Jungle: Muhammed Ali versus George Foreman (October 30, 1974)

The Muhammed Ali-George Foreman match for the world heavyweight title in Kinshasa was a “Black happening”. It was broadcast live at a time when the aspirations of the African-American sports and artistic elites and the hopes born of independence converged.

enfrLoïc Artiaga

Boxing

Boxing is a major modern sport. Codified in England at the end of the eighteenth century, it became a privileged space of symbolic confrontation of races and nations, dominated by a virile image of manhood. It participated in the regulation of violence, to the detriment of other martial practices in Africa and Europe.

enErin Nolan, Aimée Bessire

Reimagining Todd Webb’s Photographs of 1958 Colonial Africa

This paper charts the path of Todd Webb’s 1958 U.N.-commissioned photographs of colonial Africa across oceans and continents, creating cross-cultural collaborations, resulting in their recent reinterpretation by authors from the African continent and their installation at the National Museum of Tanzania.

enfrAnaïs Fléchet, Gabriela Pellegrino Soares, Olivier Compagnon

Periodizing the Atlantic

A major challenge for the Transatlantic Cultures project has been creating a historical periodization that would explain not only shifting overarching systems of interchange throughout the Atlantic since the end of the 18th century, but also transformations and disruptions specific to places within this space.

ptEmilia Chamone, Frederico Lyra de Carvalho, Carlos Sandroni

Maracatus transatlânticos

Grupos típicos de Pernambuco, Brasil, os maracatus expressam através de música, dança e rituais, antigas conexões com a África e os reis negros do período escravista. No século XX, os maracatus passaram a se apresentar no carnaval de Recife e Olinda, e no século XXI vêm se difundindo, como prática de músicos amadores, no Brasil e além-mar.

enfrJean-Charles Geslot

Artistic Education and Artist Training

The Atlantic is the setting for many exchanges in the education of artists, especially painters. Since the colonial period mentors and teachers, art students, journals, books, and textbooks have been exchanged, principally between Europe on one side and the Americas and Africa on the other.

enptFrancisco Martinho

Amália Rodrigues em África

Amália Rodrigues (1920-1999) foi responsável pela popularização do fado em seu país e nas colônias portuguesas. O artigo discute as relações da cantora com a ditadura salazarista e os complexos significados da apropriação de sua música no mundo colonial.

enptFabio Guilherme Poletto

Bossa Nova & Latin Jazz

Nascida no Brasil como um grande marco para a música popular, conforme sua circulação pelo mundo, a Bossa Nova adquiriu elementos estéticos da tradição musical internacional, além de projetar uma imagem da cultura brasileira para o exterior, se expandindo para além do cenário interno do país, principalmente, a partir da década de 60.

enptIvan Lima Gomes

Histórias em quadrinhos em jornais, revistas e livros : um panorama transatlântico

Um panorama sobre a história das histórias em quadrinhos em perspectiva transatlântica, com foco nas formas de publicação, circulação e apropriação cultural dos quadrinhos e suas implicações políticas. O verbete segue uma narrativa que vai das tiras cômicas às revistas em quadrinhos, quadrinhos underground e novelas gráficas contemporâneas.

enOliver Rick

Cycling Across the Atlantic: A discussion of cycling culture in the Atlantic Region

Cycling has gone through standardization and modernization processes that have functionally brought together a broad set of cultures and practices around the bicycle. What this article will demonstrate is that the interaction of Atlantic nations, people, and institutions has been central for the advancement of the sport of cycling globally.

enTim Bergfelder

Disaster and Progress in Cultural Representations of the Titanic

This essay traces the cultural legacy of the Titanic disaster in 1912 in literature, art, cinema, and music.

enptJosé Luis Bendicho Beired

Fernando Ortiz e a rede transatlântica de intercâmbios

Fernando Ortiz (1881-1969) desenvolveu uma obra pioneira que estabeleceu os fundamentos para o estudo sistemático do papel da população negra na história de Cuba, sobretudo no campo das relações raciais e das manifestações culturais.

enptLaura de Oliveira

Franklin Book Programs: Guerra fria e imperialismo cultural norte-americano

O Franklin Book Programs foi um programa não governamental norte-americano dedicado à promoção do mercado editorial e ao incentivo às práticas de leitura durante a Guerra Fria. De formas diferentes, mirou a África e a América Latina.

enptCibele Barbosa

Gilberto Freyre e a geopolítica da raça: a circulação transatlântica de Casa-Grande & Senzala

Como Casa-Grande & Senzala, principal obra de Gilberto Freyre, navegou por diferentes cenários e interagiu com expectativas, anseios e dilemas da geopolítica e da cultura internacionais? Este texto analisa a recepção de Casa-grande & senzala nos dois lados do Atlântico: dos EUA à França, bem como Portugal, Guiné e Cabo-Verde.

ptMateus Araujo

Glauber Rocha

A dimensão transatlântica do projeto estético do cineasta brasileiro Glauber Rocha será discutida a partir de três aspectos: 1) Sua experiência biográfica; 2) O universo dramatúrgico e narrativo de seus filmes; 3) Os esquemas iconográficos do seu cinema.

enesfrptLuiz Felipe de Alencastro

Atlantico Sul

O Atlântico Sul é um espaço de circulação abordado em três períodos distintos. O primeiro se inicia quando o almirante português Álvares Cabral toca a costa sul-americana. Esse período se encerra com o fim do tráfico bilateral de escravos entre o Brasil e a África (1850). As independências das nações africanas iniciam um terceiro período.

frXavier Riondet, Samuel Renier

La réception française de la pensée de Dewey dans le champ éducatif

La pensée éducative de John Dewey a connu une réception contrastée au cours du siècle qui s’est écoulé depuis sa prime apparition dans l’espace hexagonal. Entre traductions, appropriations, rejets et parfois incompréhension, il s’agit ici de retracer les grandes lignes qui jalonnent la circulation transatlantique de ses idées.

enfrSimon Perego

Yiddish: Language, Culture and Memory from the late 19th century to the present

From the late 19th century, the Yiddish language and culture had an intensely transatlantic moment made possible by the rich cultural circulation between the original home of the lingua franca of Central and Eastern European Jews and Western Eu-rope, the Americas and other parts of the world.

enfrJean-Yves Mollier

Transatlantic Authors in European Publishing after 1945

This article on the circulation of books in the transatlantic space starts with a historically datable observation: the lopsided exchanges between European countries and their colonies in the 19th century. When Europe discovered the richness of African and Latin American literatures, the balance became more equal, especially after 1945.

enptCaio Gomes

Nueva Canción

Nos anos 1940s e 1950s, as artes latino-americanas se tornaram um campo de batalha e o folclore foi entendido um lugar de resistência à dominação imperialista. A Nova Canção nasceu nesse ambiente.

enJames Naremore

Orson Welles, Citizen of the World

Orson Welles was born in 1915 in Kenosha, Wisconsin, but he often told interviewers that he was “conceived” in either Paris or Rio. This essay examines the different aspect of his career, in the USA, Latin America and Europe, focusing on transatlantic and Pan American exchanges.

ptSílvio Marcus de Souza Correa

Paulin Soumanou Vieyra

Paulin Soumanou Vieyra (1925-1987) nasceu em Porto Novo (Benin). Estudou no Institut des hautes études cinématographiques (IDHEC) em Paris. Sua biografia e cinematografia revelam a trajetória de um cineasta da diáspora africana inspirado pelo movimento da Negritude e cujos filmes integram o patrimônio cultural do Atlântico negro.

ptMariana Villaça

Revista Cine Cubano

A revista Cine Cubano, criada em 1960, promoveu por mais de quatro décadas a circulação de notícias e resenhas sobre o cinema latino-americano e sua difusão no mundo todo. Registrou produções e visitas de cineastas a Cuba, festivais internacionais e importantes debates envolvendo filmes, realizadores e o papel do cinema na sociedade contemporânea.

enptMaria Ligia Coelho Prado, Valdir Donizete Santos Junior

Robinson Crusoé

Em 1719, o romance de Daniel Defoe, Vida e Aventuras de Robinson Crusoe, teve inúmeras edições e se transformou em grande sucesso editorial. A trama e a circulação do livro são um extraordinário exemplo da dimensão transatlântica do texto.

enKenneth Weisbrode

The American Century

In 1941, the influential publisher Henry Luce declared the century “American.” The United States’ new role was to redefine the world order, and this mission relied not only upon military power but also upon prestige and culture. To a large extent, this “universal” America was shaped by a historical and geographical construction of the Atlantic.

enptMarcos Napolitano

Cartografias transatlânticas da música popular nas américas

A música popular é frequentemente analisada a partir de “gêneros musicais” nacionais. A historiografia da música, já há algum tempo, vem problematizando esta abordagem pautada pelo recorte nacional. Nesta linha, propomos uma cartografia, centrada nas trocas musicais entrecruzadas entre Europa, Américas e África.

frMaud Quessard

United States Information Agency

En 1953, la guerre froide pousse le président Eisenhower à créer une agence indépendante du Département d’État, l’USIA (United States Information Agency), qui orchestre les stratégies d’influence des États-Unis jusqu’en 1999. Des pratiques de cette agence naît le concept de diplomatie publique, théorisé par Edmund Gullion en 1965.

enfrCécile Cottenet

Literary Agents

Over the course of the 20th century, literary agents have maintained an important role in the transatlantic circulation of texts. As both economic and cultural negotiators, these men and women are at the heart of the transnational cultural history of printed material.

enfrptAnaïs Fléchet

Gilberto Gil

“Eu soube que a música era minha linguagem, mesmo. Que a música ia me levar a conhecer o mundo”. Do movimento pop Tropicália às colaborações com Jimmy Cliff, o compositor, violonista, e cantor brasileiro, se afirmou como um mediador cultural de primeira grandeza. A sua trajetória abraça a diversidade dos gêneros musicais do espaço atlântico.

ptPriscila Dorella

Susan Sontag: uma intelectual pública

Judia, Susan Sontag nasceu em New York, estudou literatura, filosofia e teologia em renomadas universidades, como as universidades de Berkeley, Chicago e Sorbonne. Como escritora e ativista, abalou circuitos culturais e políticos de sua época com sua crítica.

enfrGhislaine Arielle Nzouwe Nganso

Makossa

Born in Douala in the 1950s, and strongly influenced by Ghanaian highlife music, Congolese rumba and Latin-American rhythms, Makossa made its mark in France and the United States in the 1970s, in the wake of soul and disco, clearing the way for a number of transfers and appropriations.

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