Contemporary Brazilian Cities, Culture, and Resistance
Ed. Sophia Beal and Gustavo Prieto
Introduction
“Contemporary Brazilian Cities, Culture, and Resistance”
Sophia Beal and Gustavo Prieto
- “The Poiesis of the City and of Resistance”
Ana Fani Alessandri Carlos - “São Paulo: Recent Social Movements and Insurgent Urban Culture”
Paolo Colosso - “Occupied Spaces, Occupied Texts: Literary Heterotopias and the Right to the City”
Leila Lehnen - “Making the Harms of Street Harassment Visible: Think Olga and Brazil’s Feminist Spring”
Rebecca J. Atencio - “Human-Centered Design, Culture within Everyone’s Reach”
Marguerite Itamar Harrison - “Between the Poet and the Clown: The Poetic Persona of Daniel Minchoni”
Annie McNeill Gibson - “‘Hallucinated City’: The Ongoing Rejection of the Periphery and the Revenge Performed by São Paulo Cultural Groups”
Sílvia Lopes Raimundo - “I Only Know the Mosquito Bites: Religious Occupations and Contingent Relationships in São Paulo, Brazil”
Derek Pardue - “The City and the Forest: Lessons on Consumption in Daniel Munduruku’s Todas as coisas são pequenas”
Ligia Bezerra - “A Dance of Deaths: Gender Violence in Mulheres empilhadas”
Ângela Maria Dias - “The Resistance of a Transurban Sexuality in Amara Moira and Atena Beauvoir”
Ricardo Barberena and Ana Ferrão
Afterword
Kátia da Costa Bezerra