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    <title>“Culture Stops Development!”: Bijagó Youth and the Appropriation of
Developmentalist Discourse in Guinea-B</title>
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    <description>Title: “Culture Stops Development!”: Bijagó Youth and the Appropriation of
Developmentalist Discourse in Guinea-B
Authors: Bordonaro, Lorenzo
Abstract: Since the 1960s scholars have criticized the notion of development, arguing that
the rhetoric and practice of international development serve imperialistic
interests, destroying local orders and colonizing consciousnesses. Through the
analysis of the “will to be modern” of a group of young boys living in Bubaque
in the Bijagó Islands (Guinea-Bissau), this article shows how the very notion of
development can be reworked and employed in an African context, becoming a means
for exerting social demands against traditional authorities, and an idiom to
express aspirations, needs, and ri</description>
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    <title>Introduction: Guinea-Bissau Today - The Irrelevance of the State and the
Permanence of Change</title>
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    <description>Title: Introduction: Guinea-Bissau Today - The Irrelevance of the State and the
Permanence of Change
Authors: Bordonaro, Lorenzo Ibrahim
Abstract: Apparently destabilizing political events do not reveal a crisis of the state;
neither are they symptomatic of its collapse. What these new events, and
particularly their easy solution, seem to show instead is the contemporary
irrelevance of the state in Guinea-Bissau.</description>
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    <title>Las Tesis lusitanistas. Arqueología y antropología en Portugal</title>
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    <description>Title: Las Tesis lusitanistas. Arqueología y antropología en Portugal
Authors: Leal, João
Abstract: This article focus on the impact of the Lusitanian thesis, which were proposed in the 19th and in the 20th century by Portuguese nationalist archaeologists and anthropologists such as Leite de Vasconcelos and Jorge Dias. In order to explain the difficulties experienced by these anthropologists in the process of researching the Lusitanian origins of Portuguese folk culture, the article examines the importance of the dialectics between science and nationalism in Portugal.
Description: Complutum, V. 12, pp. 297-309.</description>
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    <description>Title: Edward Tylor e a extraordinária evolução religiosa da humanidade
Authors: Delgado Rosa, Frederico
Abstract: Contrariamente a certos preconceitos sobre a Antropologia vitoriana, o presente artigo procura demonstrar que Edward Tylor não procurou acentuar as diferenças entre nós e os selvagens, mas pelo contrário demonstrar a comunhão profunda, de origem pré-histórica, entre as religiões de uns e outros. A humanidade dita civilizada não vivia num estádio de ciência, mas num mundo impregnado de animismo, de caóticas contradições entre as crenças adaptadas pela erudição teológica, as meras sobrevivências sem sentido e os ressurgimentos de fenómenos espiritistas e mediúnicos que se julgavam há muito desaparecidos. Mais do que um exemplo de evolucionismo dogmático, sua obra Primitive Culture é uma tentativa de responder à questão das repetições de conteúdo e das limitações flagrantes ou básicas do pensamento humano, em todos os tempos e lugares, em matéria de imaginação de entidades sobrenaturais. Uma questão que foi abandonada pela Antropologia do século XX, mas que continua sem resposta.
Description: Cadernos de Campo. Revista dos alunos de pós-graduação em Antropologia Social da USP, ano 19, Jan.-Dez. 2010, pág. 297-308.</description>
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