Sou ainda uma Brazilianist? by Barbara Weinstein

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Brazilian Studies and Brazilianists: Conceptual remarks by Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho

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Brazilian Studies and Brazilianists: Conceptual remarks by Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho

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Os estudos brasileiros e os 'brazilianists' by José Honório Rodrigues

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Casa de Rui Barbosa: Strategic Forum for a Dialogue among Brazilianists by Antonio Herculano Lopes, James N. Green, Mônica Raisa Schpun

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Hispanic, Herpanic, My panic, Our panic. Que pânico? Uma jornada brasileira nos EUA by Eva Paulino Bueno

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History as Civic Action. An Interview with James Naylor Green by Jorge M. Pedreira

“…In this interview, James Green, a prominent Brazilianist, tells us about his interest in Brazilian history, his life as a civic and political activist against authoritarianism in Brazil and for gay and lesbian rights, and his academic work and career. …”
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Knowing the void: ideological congruence and political parties in Brazil by Bruno Bolognesi, Flávia Roberta Babireski, Ana Paula Maciel

“…Left-right classification was made through a web-based survey within Brazilianist and Brazilian political science community. …”
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"Fazer o santo": dom, iniciação e historicidade nas religiões afro-brasileiras `Making the saint': gift, initiation and historicity in Afro-Brazilian religions by Roger Sansi

“…Para entender a historicidade destas práticas rituais é preciso entender de que forma as religiões afro-brasileiras resultam de uma relação dialéctica entre a iniciação e o dom, a reprodução da tradição e a capacidade dos médiuns de incorporarem novos espíritos.<br>In the Afro-Brazilianist tradition, the description of initiation into candomblé is a crucial plank in the argument for the authenticity of the African religious tradition in Brazil. …”
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EÇA, MACHADO, AND WORLD LITERATURE by Earl E. Fitz

“…It emphasizes that Luso-Brazilianists have many outstanding writers to offer this new approach to Goethe’s old idea of Weltliteratur. …”
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O ofício do historiador hoje: entrevista com Stuart B. Schwartz by Iris Kantor, Monica Dantas

“…Schwartz discusses the transformations in the Latin American scholarly world and the new role of "brazilianists" in the last decades, both in Brazilian and North American universities.…”
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L’odeur de l’axé by Arnaud Halloy

“…Curiously, such phenomenological blatancy has never caught much interest among Afro-Brazilianists. It might be ethnographically noticed here and there, but there are very few attempts, if any, of theorizing their potential ritual function. …”
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