What Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida writes can be understood as a powerful transformation tool regarding the Portuguese human landscape. With it, the painful fragments of a history made up of frustrations and disappointments, of ruptures and withdrawals and of ambiguous felling are not erased, instead they are reunited in a healing coexistence. 
esse cabelo
Articles tagged with esse cabelo
Tag Archive
- african nations
- Aimé Césaire
- Akwaaba Music
- angolan music
- archive
- Argélia
- Ariel Bogault
- Arte Contemporênea
- artists
- benguela
- body
- Brasil
- buenos aires
- capitalism
- Cartum
- Cinema Brasileiro
- Circulation; Symbolic Ethnicity; Emotional Communities; Invention of Tradition; Memory of Place; Transculturalism
- Cokwé
- colóquio
- congoísmos
- contemporary city
- coronavirus
- crioulização
- Cuca
- culture programme
- dailylife
- Dambudzo Marechera
- ddd
- Desert Travel
- Deus Dará
- diálogo
- Diálogos com Ruy Duarte de Carvalho
- direitos humanos
- Dockanema
- documentarios
- drawing literature
- eduardo mondlane
- émancipation
- espólio
- Europa
- femini
- Festival de Músicas do Mundo
- films
- freedom
- Freud
- funeral
- future
- Germano de Almeida
- Gilberto Freyre
- guerra civil
- hegemony
- Interwinings: peripheral arts
- jazz
- Jeux Sans Frontières
- Johanesburg
- justiça social
- kuduro
- LAC
- Licínio Azevedo
- Ligue arabe
- literatura brasileira
- luanda
- lusophone
- lusotropicalismo
- Malangatana
- marxism
- migratory politics
- multiligualism
- Museu é o mundo
- music industry
- musseque
- mythology
- ocupações temporárias
- periferias
- photographie
- poesía
- Polícia
- post-colonial contemporary art
- Prémio Camões
- Rachel Malaika
- resistência
- revolução
- Romuald Hazoumé
- Royal Museum of Central Africa
- Samba
- Sambizanga
- sandwich
- Sarah Maldoror
- Stone
- Sudan
- Teatro Praga
- theatre
- trauma
- Uanhenga Xito
- urban africa
- urbanism
- USA
- valter hugo mae
- Visual Cultura
- Word
Sponsor
Published under a Creative Commons License