Years ago I was to write an article on Veloso and I could not finish it, partly because of what my work responsibilities were here and partly because of the emotions I have attached to that music (it was used to advertise Bahia as paradisiacal when I was there and miserable, and it agitates me). … More My BRASA paper
This is the lecture to attend and I must find the text to read. Axé. Keywords #Tropicália, tropicalismo
I want to buy this book. Axé.
That is a noble man and a fascinating life. Axé.
“If this has been happening since 2009 why have you not reported until now?” It took a lot of thought to find a concise and true, but also polite and acceptable answer. I said, “Because the attacks now clearly affect the students and the university directly, not just me, and they have changed in nature, … More That form, that question
That is a trope, too, and it has been discussed/critiqued. Axé.
I want to buy this book but I also want to go to the store and read all the books. I prefer just to keep the page open to contemplate. Axé.
Here are the song lyrics in bilingual edition. Here is the amazing recording. This is the wild poet. Axé.
…was a SAQ issue important to me at one time. I cited it. Now we can see it all online. I had kept it for a piece on C. L. R. James, but it’s the Layoun article I cited and ought to reread. Online, though, now. I had kept Social Text 49 (1996) because it … More Third world literary and cultural criticism, Gyan Prakash…and DISPOSITIO
Rolena Adorno’s 1986 book and Koning on Columbus’ enterprise are going, for faded covers and because I don’t open them any more. They are truly great books and fortunately, not hard to get. So great that I can get them again. Also, what the heck for tatteredness: Brotherston on Latin American poetry (origins and presence); … More Guamán Poma, Hans Koning…and more
coldhearted scientist وداد 