The "terreiro" and the city in Afro-brazilian ethnographies by Vagner Gonçalves da Silva

“…This article intends to be a retlection about the studies of afro-brazilian religions on the Candomble insertion in the urban context of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo . …”
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CHILDREN'S LITERATURE AND AFRO-BRAZILIAN IDENTITY FORMATION by Anderson Pires da Silva, Catarina Chavier Gonçalves Martins

“…We consider the importance of the theme of Law 10.639/03, establishing the mandatory teaching of History and Afro-Brazilian Culture. We believe that through literary attitudes since childhood, when it is present in daily school life so enjoyable and critically, can reduce prejudice, and allow the formation of identity of the subjects involved.…”
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Double Object Constructions in Afro-Brazilian Portuguese by Isis JULIANA FIGUEIREDO DE BARROS, Ana Regina Vaz Calindro

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Candidate Advertisements and Afro-Brazilian Political Marginalization by Andrew Janusz, Luiz Augusto Campos

“…These results provide new insight about why Afro-Brazilians are rarely elected to public office and, when elected, the types of issues they may address.   …”
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Decolonizing Literature: The Absence of Afro-Brazilians in the Anthropophagic Movement by Paola Karyne Azevedo Jochimsen

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THE AFRO-BRAZILIANS’ REPRESENTATION IN THE PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE SCHOOL TEXTBOOK by Giselle Rodrigues Ribeiro, Renilson José Menegassi

“…The aim of this article is to consider the social representation of the Afro-Brazilians in the Portuguese language school textbook. …”
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Modes and moods of “Slave Anastácia,” Afro-Brazilian saint by Paul Christopher Johnson

“…In this essay I consider the history of an Afro-Brazilian saint called Slave Anastácia, as she signifies with varying social effects for different groups of ethno-racial users. …”
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Afro-brazilian culture: a new point of view by Talita Tavares Batista Amaral de Souza

“…<em>This article intends to show the peculiar acculturation process of the Afro-Brazilian population as they incorporated traditional elements of European and African cultures and adapting them to the new social context. …”
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Afro-brazilian fashion sector: Concepts;Strucures and Narrative by Patrícia Helena Campestrini Harger

Subjects: “…Afro-Brazilian…”
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Valongo, genetic studies on an isolated Afro-Brazilian community by Ilíada Rainha de Souza, Lodércio Culpi

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MAMA-AFRICA REPRESENTATIONS IN THE MOZAMBICAN AND AFRO-BRAZILIAN POETRIES by Donizeth Santos

“…<p>Through the analysis of poems, “Sangue negro”, by the Mozambican poet Noémia de Sousa, “Regressão” and “Elo”, by the Afro-Brazilian poet Oliveira Silveira, the article shows that Mother-Africa is represented in a Mozambican poetry as the biological black mother, the nation and the African continent, while in the Afro-Brazilian, besides being the progenitor of the black mankind, the African continent, is also the promised land, the lost paradise.…”
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Inter-group entrainment in Afro-Brazilian Congado ritual by Glaura Lucas, Martin Clayton, Laura Leante

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Brazilian and Cape Verdian literatures for Afro-Brazilian learning by Norma Sueli Rosa Lima

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Afro-Brazilian Heritage in the Context of Quilombola School Education by Elaine Monteiro, Maria Clareth Gonçalves Reis

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Dance and Music as Integrated Practices in Afro-Brazilian Performances: by Andréia Vieira Abdelnur Camargo

“…The study aims to describe and reflect on how Afro-Brazilian cultural performances entangle the phenomena of multimodality, multi-coordination, and neighborhood as indispensable factors to conceive an integrated and complex embodied knowledge, indicating inseparability between body, dance, and music. …”
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Atlantic Masters: Three Early Modern Afro-Brazilian Artists by Miguel A. Valerio

“…But slavery was not the only experience available to Africans and Brazilians of African descent in slavery-era Brazil. Numerically, Afro-Brazilians dominated the arts in colonial Brazil. …”
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"Entrancing and entwining": sex and gender in afro-brazilian cults, an overview by Patricia Birman, Rita de Souza Avila

“…By tracing back on the literature on Afro-Brazilian cults, this paper problematizes how gender issues have been approached in anthropological studies recently. …”
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Afro-Brazilian Religions and the Prospects for a Philosophy of Religious Practice by José Eduardo Porcher, Fernando Carlucci

Subjects: “…Afro-Brazilian religions…”
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Allele frequency distributions of six hypervariable loci (D1S80, APOB, D4S43, vW1, F13A and DYS19) in two African-Brazilian communities from the Amazon region by Izaura Maria Vieira Cayres Vallinoto, Antonio Carlos Rosário Vallinoto, Cristina Maria Duarte Valente, João Farias Guerreiro

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Some proposals for the teaching of African and Afro-Brazilian literatures in High School by Vima Lia de Rossi Martin

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