The Indian Ocean and the Portuguese-Speaking World (eBook)

Contents: Marta Banasiak: Lusotopic navigations across the Indian Ocean - Joana Pereira Leite and Ana Mafalda Leite: The narratives of history and the uncovering of the Indian Ocean - Manuel Lobato: Travel literature and the colonial matrix on the Indian Ocean periphery: From Mozambique to Timor - Jessica Falconi and Elena Brugioni: The Indian Ocean in the commemoration of the Portuguese discoveries - Carmen Lucia Tindó Secco: Religiosity and universalism(s) in the Indian Ocean - Joana Passos, Kamila Krakowska Rodrigues and Marta Banasiak: Writing on the Indian Ocean rim: Literary representations of migration and transit - Gabriela Beduschi Zanfelice: Postcolonial environments: Notes on the relationship between nature, literature and the Indian Ocean in Borges Coelho's Índicos Indícios - Jessica Falconi and Giulia Spinuzza: Fishing for stories: Audiovisual narratives of the Indian - Ocean: Goa, Mozambique and East Timor - Ute Fendler: The Indian Ocean: A relational imaginary - Meg Samuelson and Pamila Gupta: Moving frames and circulating subjects: Reflections on Capital Art Studio, Zanzibar - Clarissa Vierke: Imaginaries of far- away places? Swahili poetry and its changing worlds in the Western Indian Ocean - Ana Mafalda Leite: Foreword - Khal Torabully: Coolitude, when indentured labour rewrites the (Indian) Ocean and history in unceasing resistance and creativity - João Paulo Borges Coelho: Narrating the Indian Ocean from Mozambique - Luís Carlos Patraquim: Poems - Khal Torabully: Poems from the book Voices at the Aapravasi Ghat-Indentured Imaginairies - Jessica Faleiro: Merman.