BRASA XVI
Hosted virtually by Georgetown University
March 10–12, 2022
The Brazilian Studies Association welcomes the participants of BRASA XVI, hosted virtually by Georgetown University. During three days, nearly 500 researchers from various fields will participate in over 100 panels.
Program Committee: Patricia Pinho (Chair), Reighan Gillam, Fábio de Sá e Silva, Márcia Lima, Rubia ValenteGeorgetown University Host: Bryan McCann, Professor of History
Georgetown Technology Team: Christopher Seeling, Chris Davis, Annette Durr Nicholson
Zoom managers: Ansley Markwell, Zhanhao Zhang, Tracy Mensah, Nicholas Nunez, Tisyaketu Sirkarm Miti Shah, Oghenefegor Omorojor, Melinda Blumenstock, Rebeckah Stough
About BRASA
BRASA is an international, interdisciplinary group of scholars who support and promote Brazilian studies in all fields, especially in the humanities and social sciences. BRASA is dedicated to the promotion of Brazilian studies around the world, especially in the United States.
BRASA currently has over a thousand members in the United States, Brazil, Europe, and Latin America. The organization is funded by membership as well as support from the School of Liberal Arts and the Stone Center for Latin American Studies at Tulane University.
To learn more about BRASA, visit our website www.brasa.org. To receive the BRASA Digest or communicate with the Secretariat, send email brasa@brasaweb.org
BRASA Officers 2022
Presidente: Marcelo Paixão, University of Texas at Austin
Vice-Presidente: Sidney Chalhoub, Harvard University
Past President: Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Executive Director: Christopher Dunn, Tulane University
Administrative Director: Claudia de Brito, Tulane University
Executive Committee
Rebecca Atencio, Tulane University
Isis Barra Costa, Ohio State University
Benjamin Cowan, University of California San Diego
Inês Dourado, Universidade Federal da Bahia
Leila Lehnen, Brown University
Reighan Gillam, University of Southern California
Erika Robb Larkins, San Diego State University
Márcia Lima, Universidade de São Paulo
Ynaê Lopes dos Santos, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Tianna Paschel, University of California – Berkeley
Patrícia Pinho, University of California Santa Cruz
Sonia Roncador, University of Texas – Austin
Fábio de Sá e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Victoria Saramago, University of Chicago
Carolina Timóteo de Oliveira, Tulane University
BRASA congratulates Erika Robb Larkins, the Vice President-Elect, and seven new members elected to the Executive Committee
Amy Chazkel, Columbia University
Ana Paulina Lee, Columbia University
Okezi Otovo, Florida International University
Flávia Rios, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Aldair Rodrigues, Universidade Estadual de Campinas
Rebecca Tarlau, Pennsylvania State University
Rubia Valente, Baruch College, City University of New York
BRASA Election Committee: Sidney Chalhoub (Chair), Victória Saramago, Tianna Paschel
BRASA Presidents (1994–2020)
Jon Tolman, University of New Mexico (1994 – 1996)
Elizabeth Kuznesof, University of Kansas (1996 – 1998)
Dain Borges, University of Chicago (1998 – 2000)
Susan Quinlan, University of Georgia (2000 – 2002)
James N. Green, Brown University (2002 – 2004)
Timothy J. Power, University of Oxford (2004 – 2006)
Kenneth Serbin, San Diego University (2006 – 2008)
Peggy Sharpe, Florida State University (2008 – 2010)
Randal Johnson, University of California, Los Angeles (2010 – 2012)
Jan Hoffman French, University of Richmond (2012 – 2014)
Anthony Pereira, King’s College, London (2014 – 2016)
Bryan McCann, Georgetown University (2016 – 2018)
Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (2018-2020)
BRASA Prizes and Scholarships
Jon M. Tolman Award
Named for BRASA’s founding president, the Jon M. Tolman Award is designed to assist students with their conference-related expenses. This award was originally intended to assist students with travel expenses, but with the transition to a virtual format, the award covers membership and registration for BRASA XVI.
1) Adriana Tolentino Sousa, PhD student in Education at the Universidade de São Paulo
Project Title: “Eu sou tudo o que eles não esperavam”
Sua pesquisa reflete sobre as experiências de mulheres negras nas relações de trabalho em funções que gozam de prestígio social, notadamente nos campos do Direito, da Engenharia e da Medicina.
2) Geovane Santos, PhD student in Latin American Studies at Tulane University
Project Title: “Bola Sete and the legacy of misrepresentation in Bossa Nova – A Story of Racism, Narrative Building and Cultural Cancelation”
His research contributes to the narrative of bossa nova’s history opposing to the culture of erasure by recognizing its Black roots and Black artists, challenging the assumptions of the genre as color-blind and apolitical.
3) Juliana Siqueira Franco, PhD student in Philosophy at the Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp)
Project title: “Gilda de Mello e Souza on Anita Malfatti: Challenges of a woman artist in the first phase of Brazilian modernism”
Her research explores Gilda de Mello e Souza aesthetic thought by studying an excerpt from her essay on Visual arts of the first modernism of São Paulo: “Vanguarda e Nationalismo na década de 1920”
4) Joao Batista N. Gregoire, PhD Candidate in History at the University of Kansas
Project title: “The Forgotten Voices of Democracy: Black Political Activism under Brazil’s Military Rule.”
His research focuses on demonstrating that the Brazilian Black movement should be recognized as one of the civil rights groups that called for the end of the authoritarian regime in Brazil.
The Brazil Initiation Scholarship (BIS) is a key component of BRASA’s mission to support Brazilian Studies around the world and particular in the United States. BRASA invites applications from graduate students for a one-time travel scholarship of $3000 to do exploratory research in Brazil or in the US. One student based in the US and one student based in Brazil will be awarded. For US-based students the BIS should contribute to the student’s initial trip (for a period of at least three weeks) to develop contacts with Brazil-based students and professors and initiate original research related to Brazil. For Brazil-based students the BIS should contribute to the student’s initial trip (two weeks minimum), to develop contacts with US-based students and professors and conduct research in support of a project focused on Brazil. Students are encouraged to combine this scholarship with other grants or awards.
1) Paula Costa Nunes de Carvalho, PhD student in Sociology, Universidade de São Paulo
Project Title: “Geopolitics of Brazilian music – transits of Brazilian artists in and out of the country in the 1960s and 1970s”
Carvalho’s research proposes to map and unpack Brazilian musicians’ personal, political and material circumstances of immigration to the US, in the 1960s and 1970s.
2) Caio Affonso Leone, PhD student in History, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Project Title: “Yes, we have letras!: práticas editoriais para a seleção, tradução e publicação de autores brasileiros pela editora Alfred A. Knopf (1942-1989)”
Leone’s research proposes to dig into the records of translation and publication contracts between Alfred A. Knopf’s publishing firm and a number of Brazilian writers such as Gilberto Freyre and Jorge Amado. Alfred A. Knopf’s archive is held by the Harry Ransom Center at UT-Austin.
3) Alex Lundberg, Ph.D student in Latin American History, Northern Illinois University
Project Title: “‘Moral Bonds’, Modern Subjects: Pecúlio, Property Rights, and the Moral Economy of the Enslaved on the Eve of Abolition in Rio de Janeiro, 1850-1888”
Lundberg’s study of the pre-abolition system of hiring-out slavery demonstrates not only the material, but also the moral and affective impact of slaves’ earned pecúlio on nineteenth-century black subjectivity and agency.
BIS and Tolman Prize Committee: Carolina Timóteo de Oliveira (Chair), Sonia Roncador, Ynaê Lopes dos Santos, and Andrew Janusz
Roberto Reis Book Prize
The Roberto Reis BRASA Book Prize recognizes the four best books in Brazilian Studies published in English that contribute significantly to promoting an understanding of Brazil. BRASA awards two prizes for first monographs and two for senior authors. The award honors Roberto Reis, one of the founders of BRASA, who was committed to developing Brazilian Studies in the United States.
First Monographs:
Victoria Saramago, Fictional Environments: Mimesis, Deforestation, and Development in Latin America.
Northwestern University Press, 2020.
Fictional Environments skillfully underscores literature’s grounding in and value for society via a meticulous and
insightful examination of how fictional works intervene in Latin American environments via imaginative practices
and knowledge creation. Using a complex theoretical scaffolding, Saramago’s book brilliantly shows the importance
of literature in generating conversations about threats to various environments in Brazil and, more broadly, the
Americas, and how literary texts can inspire conservation efforts. Fictional Environments is one of those exceptional
texts that change the way one thinks about literature, the interface between the literary work and society, and the role
that literary scholarship can play in thinking about and interacting with the world around us. Every chapter
of Fictional Environments sheds new light on literary works that have enjoyed an extensive critical fortune. Each of
the book’s chapters inspires the reader to reexamine canonical texts and explore other critical avenues to these
readings. Fictional Environments will undoubtedly become a must-read reference for scholars dealing with Latin
American environmental humanities and those studying Latin American literature more generally.
Case Watkins, Palm Oil Diaspora: Afro-Brazilian Landscapes and Economies on Bahia’s Dendê Coast. Cambridge
University Press, 2021.
Palm Oil Diaspora is relevant, analytically rigorous and grounded in real peoples’ experiences, representing the best
of interdisciplinarity and Brazilian studies. Watkins uses a methodologically innovative combination of archival
records, geospatial mapping, and ethnography to masterfully narrate the entanglements of geography, history, and
social environments among Afro Brazilians. His superb history and ethnography of this potent icon of the Afro
Brazilian diaspora is a perceptive analysis of the complexities underlying the relationship between black
communities, environments, and power. In particular, Palm Oil Diasporas is an indispensable history for anyone
interested in the movement of plants peoples and African knowledge systems in the Americas. This book is likely to
stand the test of time.
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Senior Authors:
Rafael Cardoso. Modernity in Black and White: Art and Image, Race and Identity in Brazil, 1890-1945. Cambridge
University Press, 2021.
In this groundbreaking text, Cardoso provides an account of modern art and modernism in Brazil. Departing from
previous studies, mostly restricted to the elite arenas of literature, fine art and architecture, the book situates cultural
debates within the wider currents of Brazilian life. From the rise of the first favelas, in the 1890s and 1900s, to the
creation of samba and modern carnival, over the 1910s and 1920s, and tracking the expansion of mass media and
graphic design, into the 1930s and 1940s, Cardoso deftly foregrounds aspects of urban popular culture that have
been systematically overlooked. Against this backdrop, Cardoso provides a compelling re-reading of Antropofagia
and other modernist currents, locating them within a broader field of cultural modernization. In sum, combining
extensive research with close readings of a range of visual cultural production, the volume brings to light a rich
archive of art and images in a compellingly written text, accessible across disciplines.
Benjamin Cowen, Moral Majorities Across the Americas: Brazil, the United States, and the Creation of the
Religious Right. University of North Carolina Press, 2021.
In this meticulously researched book, Cowan chronicles the advent of a hemispheric religious movement in both
Brazil and the United States. These two countries, Cowan astutely argues, played host to the principal activists and
institutions who collaboratively fashioned the ascendant religious conservatism of the late twentieth century. In his
text, Cowan not only unearths fascinating historical connections between Brazilian and U.S. religious conservatives
but also proves just how essential Brazilian thinkers, activists, and institutions were to engendering right-wing
political power in the Americas. The book shows that both Protestant and Catholic religious warriors began to
dialogue in the 1930s around a passionate aversion to mainstream ecumenicalism and moderate political ideas.
Brazilian intellectuals, politicians, religious leaders, and captains of industry worked with partners at home and in
the United States to build a united right. Their transnational, transdenominational platform fostered a sense of
common cause and allowed them to develop a series of strategies that pushed once marginal ideas to the center of
public discourse, reshaped religious demographics, and effected a rightward shift in politics across two continents.
Moral Majorities Across the Americas significantly informs and transforms our understanding of Brazil’s political
history.
Roberto Reis Book Prize Committee: Erika Robb Larkins (Chair), Leila Lehnen, and Edward Telles
Lifetime Contribution Award
The BRASA Executive Committee is delighted to present the 2022
Lifetime Contribution Award to Peggy Sharpe, Emeritus Professor of
Spanish and Portuguese at Florida State University. BRASA honors Dr.
Sharpe’s prodigious contributions to the promotion of Brazilian studies
in the United State. Bestowing the Lifetime Contribution Award on Dr.
Sharpe, BRASA seeks to acknowledge our debt to her for advancing the
mission established by BRASA’s founders, Jon M. Tolman, Roberto
Reis and Edward A. Riedinger.
Before serving as President of BRASA from 2008 to 2010, Peggy Sharpe contributed to the consolidation of
BRASA in various capacities. Besides participating in the early development of BRASA (and other organizations,
such as APSA), Sharpe has overseen the creation of programs and departments (at University of Illinois, University
of Mississippi, the United Arab Emirates University, American University of Ras Al Khaimah, and Florida State
University), and taught in Brazilian universities (Federal Universities of Maranhão, Pernambuco, and Minas Gerais).
As a member of BRASA since its beginnings, Peggy Sharpe has been part of a ground-breaking generation of
women scholars studying and conceptualizing Brazilian feminism and establishing the bases for intersectional
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scholarship on Women’s Studies with a focus on the literature produced by women writers in Brazil. Sharpe is
recognized internationally for her pioneering studies of 19th- and early 20th-century Brazilian women writers. As
noted by one of her nominators, she is one of the most “vigorous contributors to the progressive reshaping of the
Brazilian literary field, which aims at including the legacy of women’s significant production as formative of
Brazilian culture.”
Sharpe’s first presentation at a BRASA Congress (1996 King’s College, Cambridge University) was on writers Júlia
Lopes de Almeida (1862-1934) and Adalzira Bittencourt (1904-1976). During that same year, Sharpe organized the
conference Resistance and Identity: Towards a Theory of the Practice of Brazilian Women Writers at the University
of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. The project brought together writers such as Helena Parente Cunha, Lya Luft,
Marina Colasanti, and Nélida Piñon. Presentations and panels engaged conversations and exchanges between writers
and scholars, facilitating new perspectives on feminism and shared understandings of its praxes. Among the scholars
present were Cristina Ferreira-Pinto, Susan Quinlan, Maria José Somerlate Barbosa, and Naomi Hoki Moniz. Sharpe
published the communications of this seminal encounter under the title Entre resistir e identificar-se: Para uma
teoria da pratica da narrativa brasileira de autoria feminina (1997). Sharpe helped to organize two other
memorable conferences: one in the memory of Nísia Floresta (1987, Rio Grande do Norte) and The First Congress
of Brazilian Women Writers in New York (2009).
Sharpe—to quote one of her nominators— “contributed ground-breaking research in a field that was barely getting
off the ground.” Like other literary feminist scholars of the 1980s and 1990s, Sharpe was one of the pioneers in
reclaiming overlooked and misinterpreted works of women writers who had been erased from history and canon.
She republished avant-garde works of Brazilian women writers such as Opúsculo humanitário by Nísia Floresta
(1810-1885) –originally published in 1853–and A viúva Simões by Júlia Lopes de Almeida (1862-1934)–originally
published in 1897. Sharpe was also the translator of Elogio da Diferença (1991), an essay by feminist Rosiska Darcy
de Oliveira on female culture as a civilizing factor. Sharpe’s translation –In Praise of Difference: The Emergence of
a Global Feminism (1998)–set in motion the circulation in the U.S. of the feminist vision proposed by Rosiska who,
by 1995, had been appointed president of the National Council for the Rights of Women and made responsible for
the implementation in Brazil of gender equality strategies.
With Susan Quinlan, Sharpe co-authored Visões do passado, previsões do futuro: Duas modernistas esquecidas
(1996). In this joint publication, Sharpe and Quinlan retrieved from archives the writings of early paulista feminists
Adalzira Bittencourt (1904-1976) and Ercília Nogueira Cobra (1891-?) bringing their writing back into circulation.
Visões do passado, previsões do futuro includes Bittencourt’s novel Sua Excia: A Presidente da República no ano
2500 (1929), Cobra’s novella Virgindade inútil, novela de uma revoltada (1924), as well as Cobra’s essay
Virgindade anti-higiénica: preconceitos e convenções hipócritas (1927).
Sharpe has been a reference, role model, and mentor for a whole generation of Brazilianist literary feminist scholars.
As a nominator aptly put it, “a wise and earnest educator, Professor Sharpe was the mentor whose life and academic
teachings were decisive in my and others’ professional pursuits.” Nominators describe the impact Sharpe had in
their careers and celebrate the opportunity of honoring a remarkable woman, scholar, and mentor for “providing
invaluable guidance when very little guidance was available, especially regarding the field of Afro-Brazilian
literature and the scholarship of aspiring young academic women in the U.S.”
Lifetime Contribution Award Committee: Isis Barra Costa (Chair), Rebecca Atencio, and Benjamin Cowan
THURSDAY, MARCH, 10
001. Mulheres negras e a resistência cotidiana
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
Adriana Tolentino Sousa, Universidade de São Paulo
Chair:
Adriana Tolentino Sousa, Universidade de São Paulo
Participants:
Eu sou tudo o que eles não esperavam- Mulheres negras entre
agência e estrutura racial. Adriana Tolentino Sousa,
Universidade de São Paulo
Body map storytelling: the subjectivity of a black woman living
on the street and intersectional boundaries Ana Luisa
Moreira, Universidade de Brasília
Empregadas domésticas no limbo da cidadania Elaine Rocha,
University of the West Indies, Campus Cave Hill
‘Eu, empregada doméstica’: uma análise crítica de narrativas de
trabalhadoras domésticas no Brasil Ana Julieta Teodoro
Cleaver, Universidade de Brasilia
002. A “fábrica do presente” em movimento: leituras da
literatura brasileira contemporânea
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Rachel Lima, Universidade Federal da Bahia
Chair:
Rachel Lima, Universidade Federal da Bahia
Participants:
Entre abelhas e vaga-lumes: disjunturas da utopia e da distopia
na globalização à brasileira Anderson Bastos Martins,
Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora
Para além dos fantasmas acesos: ditadura, mulheres e novos
traçados utópicos Cristiane Brasileiro, corpo docente
Políticas e poéticas do afeto na literatura brasileira
contemporânea MONICA M SANTOS, UFBA
“E o tal do mundo não se acabou”: uma leitura do romance
Meia-noite e vinte, de Daniel Galera Rachel Lima,
Universidade Federal da Bahia
Navigating communicative fields: Jewish Women and the place
of writing Heloisa Pait, UNESP
003. Brazilian Horror Cinema From Zé do Caixão to the Present:
New Meanings, Readings, and Aesthetics
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Emanuelle Oliveira-Monte, Vanderbilt University
Chair:
Emanuelle Oliveira-Monte, Vanderbilt University
Participants:
Embodiment of Evil and the dispute over Brazilian horror in the
21st Century Laura Cánepa, Universidade Anhembi
Morumbi
“Kill me, Please”: Politics, Mood and Imaginary in
Contemporary Brazilian Horror Film Erick Felinto,
Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
A Queer Take on the Limits of Social Critique and Political
Subversion in Zé do Caixão’s Early Films Charles St-
Georges, Denison University
Bodies That Matter: Intersections of Race, Class, and Gender in
Twentieth-First Century Brazilian Horror Cinema Emanuelle
Oliveira-Monte, Vanderbilt University
004. Brazilian Transnationalisms I
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Chloe Hill, University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
Chair:
Chloe Hill, University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
Moderator:
Thayse Lima, University of Maryland
Participants:
Super Negra: Afro-Diasporic Spiritual Power in Miriam Alves’
Bará: na Trilha do Vento Ana Claudia Dos Santos Sao
Bernardo, Providence College
Displacement and suffering in Raimundo Neto’s Não Matei
Minha Mãe (2021) Ricardo Ferreira Filho, University of
Ottawa
World Literature and the End of the World: Climate Change,
Transnationalism, and the Apocalypse in Joca Reiners
Terron’s A morte e o meteoro (2019) Chloe Hill, University
of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
Adriana Lisboa’s O Vivo in Apocalyptic Contexts: Voice,
Presence, Desire Cecily Raynor, McGill University
005. Ninguém Solta a Mão de Ninguém – US-Based
Transnational Activism to Promote Human Rights in Brazil
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Jana Silverman, School of Labor and Employment Relations,
Penn State University
Chair:
James Green, Brown University
Participants:
From Union Networks to Lula Livre: An Analysis of US-Brazil
Trade Union Solidarity Movements in the 21st Century Jana
Silverman, School of Labor and Employment Relations, Penn
State University
Solidarity Forever: The MST’s vision of Trans(National)
Solidarity During Covid and Beyond Rebecca Tarlau,
Pennsylvania State University
Waves: Imperial History and US-Brazil Activism at Quilombo
Boca do Rio Gregory Morton, Bard College
Fifty Years of Solidarity with Brazil in the United States: A
Brief Overview James Green, Brown University; Marina
Dias Lucena Adams, Brown University
The soul of the movement: MST youth and the reinvention of
mística Melinda Gurr, Lahore University of Management
Sciences
006. Infrastructures and Practices of Quantification: Toward a
Multidisciplinary Research Agenda
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Moises Kopper, Univ. libre de Bruxelles
Chair:
Moises Kopper, Univ. libre de Bruxelles
Moderator:
Claudia Fonseca, UFRGS
Participants:
The Primacy of Quantification in Economics: The Exchanges
Between Brazil and the Department of Economics at the
University of Chicago during the 1960s and 1970s Elisa
Klüger, CEBRAP; Heloisa Pinheiro Rosa de Castro,
Sociology graduate program at the University of São Paulo
”Our Census is the Informational Infrastructure of the Country:”
Mobilizing for Data through Technopolitical Controversies
in Brazil’s 2020 Population Census Moises Kopper, Univ.
libre de Bruxelles
Quantifying the Political Responsibility for Avoidable Deaths
in the Covid-19 Pandemic Alexandre de Paiva Rio Camargo,
Research University Institute of Rio de Janeiro (IUPERJ) /
Candido Mendes University (UCAM)
The Expansion of Militias in Rio de Janeiro: Urban
Infrastructure Extraction and Data Activism Daniel Hirata,
Fluminense Federal University
Forensic DNA Databases and their Strategic Unknowns Vitor
Richter, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
007. Afro-Ativismos Digitais e Tecno-Arte
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Isis Barra Costa, Ohio State University
Chair:
Isis Barra Costa, Ohio State University
Participants:
A arte digital afro-brasileira no remix-quarentena Isis Barra
Costa, Ohio State University
Afrontar e Transformar: Política das Mulheres Trans Negras
Marina Segatti, University of California Santa Cruz
Afrofuturismo and the Aesthetics of Resistance to Algorithmic
Racism in Brazil Edward King, University of Bristol
The Uses of Improvisation in Techno-Art and Activism Liliana
Gil, The New School
008. 150 years of Free Womb Law in Brazil: perspectives on
labor, justice, family and motherhood
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 109
Session Organizer:
Iamara Viana, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
Chair:
Iamara Viana, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
Moderator:
Karoline Carula, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Participants:
“’Que […] continue sob a vigilância de sua mãe a receber os
carinhos’ debates e impactos da Lei do Ventre Livre nas
relações familiares” Jonis Freire, Universidade Federal
Fluminense
“Para além do ventre livre: a Lei de 1871 e as mudanças na
arena dos tribunais” Mariana Armond Dias Paes, Max
Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory
“Geminiana e seus filhos: escravidão e morte; maternidade e
infância na São Luís (MA) da década de 1870” Antonio
Alexandre Isidio Cardoso, Universidade Federal do
Maranhão
“Ventre, seios, coração: maternidade e infância em disputas
simbólicas em torno da Lei do Ventre Livre (1870-1880)”
Marilia Ariza, Postdoctoral researcher – USP (Dep.
Anthropology)
‘“Levá-los em seu poder para não perderem o seu amor”:
contendas entre mães ex-escravas e patronas pelos serviços
de menores ingênuos e livres – Bahia (1852-1890)” Ione
Celeste Jesus de Sousa, UEFS-IGHBa
009. Mediating Blackness: Race and Racism in Brazilian Media
and Popular Culture
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
Reighan Gillam, University of Southern California
Chair:
Reighan Gillam, University of Southern California
Participants:
Televisual Narratives of Black Containment: Engendering
Mestiçagem and Desire Jasmine Mitchell, State University of
New York-Old Westbury
Representing Racism in Afro-Brazilian Media Reighan Gillam,
University of Southern California
Saviors of Nations? Afro-descendant women social welfare
beneficiaries Political Behavior in Brazil and the United
States Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, University of Wisconsin-
Milwaukee
The Religion of Anti-Black Media: Black Disciples and State
Violence in Arcanjo Renegado Bryce Henson, Texas A
010. Affect, Sound and Voice: The Political and Pedagogical Uses
of Brazilian Music
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Alvaro Jarrin, College of the Holy Cross
Chair:
Alvaro Jarrin, College of the Holy Cross
Moderator:
Leo Cardoso, Texas A&M University
Participants:
Brazil’s Necropolitics and Audiovisual Celebrations of Travesti
and Trans Life Alvaro Jarrin, College of the Holy Cross
Music and Protest Worlds: Lyric Placemaking, Sonic
Choreographies, and Aesthetic Management of São Paulo
Protest Joseph Jay Sosa, Bowdoin College
Música pelas massas: Brazilian Music, Public Scholarship, and
Podcasting Schuyler Whelden, College of the Holy Cross;
Juliana Cantarelli Vita, University of Hartford
Amplifying Sovereignty: Affect, Soundscapes, and Sound
Systems in Funk Carioca Alexandra Lippman, Pomona
College
011. Perspectives on Brazilian Film and Television
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Kalliopi Samiotou, Vanderbilt University
Chair:
Jack Draper III, University of Missouri
Moderator:
Kalliopi Samiotou, Vanderbilt University
Participants:
Between Moleque and Superstar: Mediations of Brazilian
Folklore in Filmic Representations of Pelé Jack Draper III,
University of Missouri
Violence and Politics in Recent Brazilian Cinema Alvaro
Baquero-Pecino, CUNY-College of Staten Island
O banquete antropofágico de Kléber Mendonça Filho: síntese
do Brasil escrita em películas Tatiana Siciliano, PUC-Rio
O que une Dante, Huxley, Kubrick, e Onisciente?
Transumanismo e sobrevivência humana: dilemas éticofilosóficos
Kalliopi Samiotou, Vanderbilt University
012. Brazilian Transnationalisms II
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Thayse Lima, University of Maryland
Chair:
Thayse Lima, University of Maryland
Moderator:
Chloe Hill, University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
Participants:
Tradução, edição e trânsito cultural na publicação do diário de
Helena Morley em inglês Marilia Ribeiro, Emory University
Bridging the National and the Transnational in Two
Contemporary Novels Thayse Lima, University of Maryland
The Transnational Backdrop of Personal Trauma in Tatiana
Salem Levy’s Vista Chinesa (2021) Krista Brune,
Pennsylvania State University
Occupying spaces, inhabiting stories: Migration aesthetics in
Julián Fuks’ A ocupação (2019) Lara Bourdin, McGill
University and Sorbonne-Université
013. Violência, segurança pública e ordem política
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Gustavo Siqueira, UERJ
Chair:
Gustavo Prieto, Federal University of São Paulo
Participants:
“Se a polícia não vai, quem vai?”: Comparing Models of Police
Abolition in Brazil and the United States Jason Scott, Beloit
College
Suicide or Crime: The role of Politics in the ruling of a death in
Recife in the 1920s. Pedro Falk, University of Calgary
“The Major” R. S. Rose, UFSM (Universidade Federal de Santa
Maria)
Uma multidão de firmas: o governo das milícias no Rio de
Janeiro (Brasil) Gustavo Prieto, Federal University of São
Paulo
Uma história da greve no Brasil: o direito criminalizado (1890-
1937) Gustavo Siqueira, UERJ
014. O discurso político brasileiro contemporâneo: formulação e
circulação de sentidos
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Bethania Mariani, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Chair:
Bethania Mariani, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Moderator:
Aracy Ernst, Universidade Federal de Pelotas e FURG
Participants:
Narrativa e memória do bolsonarismo sobre o improvável e
previsível golpe de 2022 Rodrigo Fonseca, Universidade
Federal do Sul da Bahia
A injúria e o silenciamento do outro no discurso político
brasileiro Bethania Mariani, Universidade Federal
Fluminense
“Não é L de Lula, é arminha”: sobre equivocidade e
interpelação ideológica Luciana Vinhas, Universidade
Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
A falsificação da palavra no atual discurso político brasileiro
Aracy Ernst, Universidade Federal de Pelotas e FURG
015. Religião e Poder no Brasil Contemporâneo
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Vanessa Castaneda, Dartmouth College
Chair:
Vanessa Castaneda, Dartmouth College
Participants:
“Nós Somos Patrimônio”: Examining Heritage Politics During
Covid through the Case of the Baianas de Acarajé Vanessa
Castaneda, Dartmouth College
Neo-Pentecostalism and Neoliberalism: reflections on the
contemporary experience of time Amanda Vilela,
Universidade Federal Fluminense
Currents of resistance: The Santo Daime bailado as subjective
Brazilian psychedelic choreography Ana Flecha, University
of California, Santa Cruz
Spirits of the Space Age: The Extraterrestrial Exiles of the
Valley of the Dawn Kelly Hayes, Indiana University
016. The Culture into Class: Intercultural Competence in
Portuguese as a Foreign Language Class
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 109
Session Organizer:
Naiara Santos, Universidade Federal do Maranhão
Chair:
Naiara Santos, Universidade Federal do Maranhão
Participants:
A noção de cultura adotada no Documento-base do exame
Celpe-Bras Tabata Quintana Yonaha, Stony Brook
University
Abordagem intercultural e as limitações argumentativas do
aluno do Ensino médio do IFMA- Barreirinhas-Brasil
Michelle Bahury, Federal Institute of education, Science and
Technology (IFMA)
Projeto Inventar – laboratório de criação do IFMA Campus
Barreirinhas – Brasil: Uma experiência sobre a prática de
escrita de texto dissertativo-argumentativo Ernane Araújo,
Instituto Federal do Maranhão
Beyond Classroom: The role of cultural Projects in the language
teaching process Ana Paula carvalho, University of
Pittsburgh
What is a cultural project for? An investigation through the
student’s perception Naiara Santos, Universidade Federal
do Maranhão
017. Race and Politics in Brazil
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
David De Micheli, University of Utah
Chair:
David De Micheli, University of Utah
Participants:
Bolsonaro and “the Black Vote”: Race and Voter Behavior in
Brazil’s 2018 Election David De Micheli, University of Utah
Black internationalism and the relations forged between the
Brazilian Black Movement and anti-colonial revolutions in
Lusophone Africa, 1961-1978 C Darius Gordon, University
of California, Berkeley
Beyond 1945: the resurgence of eugenics in Brazilian far-right
practices and narratives Pietra Diwan, The Arts Institute
Unmeet Credit Needs for Business and Color or Race
Discrimination in Two Brazilian Cities Marcelo Paixao, The
University of Texas at Austin
018. Beyond An Inclusive Canon: Critical Black Knowledge
Production in Luso-Brazilian History
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Cassandra Osei, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Chair:
Lucas Koutsoukos-Chalhoub, University of Michigan
Moderator:
Stephanie Reist, Stanford University
Participants:
The Black Angel: Afterlives of Gregório Fortunato and the
Making of Historical Narratives, 1954-2014 Lucas
Koutsoukos-Chalhoub, University of Michigan
The Urban Grammar of Carolina Maria de Jesus Cassandra
Osei, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Black Queer Intimacy as Racial Democracy’s Refusal Watufani
Poe, Amherst College
Universal Occlusions: Power and the Production of Silences in
Afro-Luso-Brazilian History Patricia Martins Marcos, UC
San Diego
019. Sound, Text, and Performance
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Daniel Sharp, Tulane University
Chair:
Daniel Sharp, Tulane University
Participants:
Sounds Good: a Public History Experience from an Audiovisual
Perspective Mateus Santos, University of New Mexico
What did Naná’s berimbau mean to Glauber? Brazilian notions
of “Third World” cinema and music in 1971 Daniel Sharp,
Tulane University
Nuno Ramos: literature and visual art between performance e
sound art Irma Caputo, Puc -Rio
The Colonial Lacunae of Instants: On the Origins of
Rhythmanalysis in 1930s Rio de Janeiro Leo Temple,
University of Cambridge
020. Censorship, freedom of expression and forbidden memory in
contemporary Brazil
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Bruna Silveira de Oliveira, Federal University of Minas Gerais
Chair:
Fernanda Sanglard, PUC Minas
Participants:
Censorship and freedom of expression: monitoring recent cases
of curtailment of art in Brazil Fernanda Sanglard, PUC
Minas; Bruna Silveira de Oliveira, Federal University of
Minas Gerais; Maiara Orlandini, 11/08/1989
School in Contest: Escola sem Partido and democratic erosion
in Brazil Pedro Camelo, Federal University of Minas
Gerais; Rousiley Maia, Professor at UFMG
Ditos e interditos em territórios da memória: os movimentos
sociais de intervenção nos monumentos públicos Ana Paula
Goulart Ribeiro, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro;
Barbara Heller, Universidade Paulista; Monica Rebecca
Nunes, ESPM; Priscila Perazzo, Universidade Municipal de
São Caetano do Sul – USCS
Censorship and freedom of expression in Brazil and Cuba
ELIENE RESENDE, PUC Minas
021. Espaço, história e cultura
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Thomaz Amancio, University of Chicago
Chair:
Frederico Freitas, North Carolina State University
Participants:
In search of a temperate interior: an environmental history of
the planning for a new Brazilian capital Frederico Freitas,
North Carolina State University
Songs of the Field: Fieldwork, Rural Culture, and the Labor of
the Other in Silvio Romero Thomaz Amancio, University of
Chicago
The Jungle and the Treasure: colonial agriculture in the Amazon
Juliano Menegat, Universidade Federal Fluminense
022. Brasil dividido. Os efeitos da eleição e do governo de
Bolsonaro – 1
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Filippo Lenzi Grillini, University of Siena (Italy)
Chair:
valeria ribeiro corossacz, Università degli Studi di Modena e
Reggio Emilia
Participants:
“A Casa Grande Surta Quando a Senzala Aprende a Ler”:
Resistência Antirracista e o Desvendamento da Branquitude
Injuriada no Brasil Patricia Pinho, University of California,
Santa Cruz
Branquitude, classe, gênero e política: engendrando o corpo
neoliberal suzana maia, Universidade Federal do Reconcavo
da Bahia
O Brasil à luz (e à sombra) do “ciclo progressista”: Reflexões
retrospectivas sobre os processos participativos e a
construção de políticas para as mulheres Débora de Fina
Gonzalez, Universidad de Chile
Marcha Mundial das Mulheres e as estratégias de enfrentamento
ao projeto autoritário no Brasil OLIVIA PEREZ,
Universidade Federal do Piauí
023. Música e artes plásticas em movimento no século XX:
viagens, mobilidades e migrações.
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 107
Session Organizer:
Eduardo Sato, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chair:
Eduardo Sato, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Moderator:
Andre Keiji Kunigami, University of California, Irvine
Participants:
Etnografia e trajetos do musicólogo Mário de Andrade Flavia
Toni, Instituto de Estudos Brasileiros / USP
Itinerâncias modernistas: Vera Janacópulos entre Brasil e
França Eduardo Sato, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
Felícia Leirner, uma escultora de origem polonesa em São
Paulo. Trajetos, redes de sociabilidade e construções de
identidade Marina Mazze Cerchiaro, University of São
Paulo, Brazil
Jazz e racismo no Bosque Sagrado: a temporada de Vinicius de
Moraes em Los Angeles (1946-1950) Rafael Do Nascimento
Cesar, Campinas State University
Os espólios de Manabu Mabe: dinâmica familiar e formação
artística entre os japoneses imigrados para São Paulo.
Marcos Pedro Magalhães Rosa, Unicamp
024. Afro-Brazilian Literature and Music
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Xana Furtado, Brigham Young University
Chair:
Eliseo Jacob, Howard University
Moderator:
Karyn Mota, PhD Candidate, Brown University
Participants:
Contemporary Afro-Brazilian Literature and the Arts: Symbolic
Reparations and the Rehumanization in Sylvia Wynter Karyn
Mota, PhD Candidate, Brown University
Diário de uma favelada? Apropriação e omissão em Quarto de
despejo Xana Furtado, Brigham Young University
Appropriation of Marxist Language in Carolina Maria de Jesus:
Speculation on Authorial Influence Dylan Blau Edelstein,
Princeton University
A arte negra que desfila! A(s) resistência(s) da GRANES
Quilombo e seu papel enquanto agente “aquilombador” no
carnaval carioca Vitor Antunes, Independent scholar; Joao
Rabello Sodre, Georgetown University
Literature in the time of Corona: Periferia Writers Respond to
the Pandemic Eliseo Jacob, Howard University
025. Women and the Politics of Social Welfare in Twentieth-
Century Brazil
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 109
Session Organizer:
Cody Alexander Williams, New York University
Chair:
Cody Alexander Williams, New York University
Participants:
Maria Siani Festa and the Women of Butiá: Reproduction as
“The Most Dangerous Element” of Cold War Labor Struggle
Cody Alexander Williams, New York University
Operárias na política: a atuação das mulheres do Partido
Comunista na Constituinte de 1946 LARISSA ROSA
CORREA, PUC-Rio
Igualdade de Direitos para as Mulheres – Padrões Internacionais
e Regulação do Trabalho na segunda metade do século XX
Glaucia Fraccaro, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
“Defend SUS!”: Migrant Women, Popular Health Councils, and
the Right to Health in Post-Dictatorship Brazil Daniel
McDonald, Brown University
026. Racialized Frontiers: Brazilian Cartographies of Inequality
and Insurgency
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
Miqueias H Mugge, Princeton University
Chair:
Joao Biehl, Princeton University
Moderator:
Lilia Moritz Schwarcz, University of São Paulo / Princeton
University
Participants:
Arming Settlers and Freedmen: Militarized Geographies and
Social Hierarchies in the Southern Brazilian Borderlands
Miqueias H Mugge, Princeton University
Abolitionism at Work: Black Insurgents and Colonos in
Nineteenth-Century São Paulo Isadora Mota, Princeton
University
Insurgent Archivings: On Precarity and Transcendence in the
German-Brazilian Colonies Joao Biehl, Princeton University
Urbanity’s Intimate Frontiers: Race and Space in Recife, 1870-
1940 Brodwyn Fischer, University of Chicago
027. Contemporary Brazilian Literature
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Joao Pedro Coleta, Brown University
Chair:
Joao Pedro Coleta, Brown University
Participants:
Julián Fuks e a poética da desconfiança Joao Pedro Coleta,
Brown University
De comunidade a comunidade: ecos do naturalismo na ficção
contemporânea brasileira Icaro Carvalho, UCLA
Multiperspectivismo: a construção de olhares múltiplos sobre a
violência no Brasil contemporâneo Patricia Andrade,
Brigham Young University
Mapping contemporary women’s fiction in Brazil Cimara
Valim de Melo, IFRS
028. Sons em suma: lugares, vozes, corpos e palavras da cultura
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Marcelo Noah, Duke University
Chair:
Pedro Meira Monteiro, Princeton University
Participants:
Orfeu nas quebradas: o Brasil de Emicida Pedro Meira
Monteiro, Princeton University
Sal sem carne: um embate de vozes em Cildo Meireles Marina
Bedran, Johns Hopkins University
Altas-infidelidades: o campo expandido das práticas sonoras em
Caetano Veloso e João Gilberto Marcelo Noah, Duke
University
A análise da perda, a perda da análise: Infraleituras da poesia
indisciplinada brasileira Patricia Lino, UCLA
029. Contextualizing Bolsonaro’s Brazil: Dictatorship Legacies,
Global Authoritarianism, and Transnational Whiteness
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Michael Rom, University of Cape Town
Chair:
Bryan McCann, Georgetown University
Participants:
Dictatorship, Memory, and Legitimacy: The Limits of
Revisionism in Bolsonaro’s Brazil Andre Pagliarini,
Hampden-Sydney College
Late Stage Antropofagia: Bolsonarismo and the Resurgent
Whiteness of Brazilian Nationalism Stephanie Reist,
Stanford University
Dictatorship Legacies and Memory Politics: Brazilian Jews and
the Bolsonaro Regime Michael Rom, University of Cape
Town
030. Critical Reflections on Space and Place in Recent Cultural
Production in Brazil
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Andrew Rajca, University of South Carolina
Chair:
Andrew Rajca, University of South Carolina
Participants:
Bacurau e a re-invenção do sertão no cinema brasileiro: rupturas
e continuidades Katia Bezerra, The University of Arizona
Crescer consumindo na periferia: Um olhar sobre o consumo
em No país da infância de Cris Lira Ligia Bezerra, Arizona
State University
Dismantling Anti-Blackness in the US and Brazil: A Case
Study of Bixarte’s Social Media Performance Art David
Beek, University of South Carolina
Cinematic Aesthetics and Black Territories in São Paulo:
Viviane Ferreira’s O dia de Jerusa (2014) and Um dia com
Jerusa (2020) Andrew Rajca, University of South Carolina
031. Brasil dividido. Os efeitos da eleição e do governo de
Bolsonaro – 2
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
valeria ribeiro corossacz, Università degli Studi di Modena e
Reggio Emilia
Chair:
Filippo Lenzi Grillini, University of Siena (Italy)
Participants:
A reabertura da fronteira amazônica, os dragões da maldade e as
perspectivas da democracia brasileira João PACHECO DE
OLIVEIRA, Museu Nacional-UFRJ
A força comunitária indígena: reflexões com os Xakriabá no
Brasil em tempos de Covid-19 Rebeca Cássia Andrade,
UFMG; ANA MARIA R. GOMES, UFMG; Marden
Campços, UFMG
“Nós estamos aqui!”: Uma análise das reações negras, indígenas
e populares aos cortes orçamentários nas universidades
públicas através de cartazes de protesto Matheus Silva
Freitas, UFMG; Beatriz Gomes Cornélio, UFRRJ
A Educação no Governo Bolsonaro: o dito e o feito no primeiro
ano de mandato Valdirene Alves de Oliveira, Universidade
Estadual de Goiás
032. Devouring Modernism and Tropicália
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 107
Session Organizer:
Dario Borim, UMass Dartmouth
Chair:
Dario Borim, UMass Dartmouth
Participants:
Festas e guerras: Nacionalismo e modernidade na Semana de
Arte Moderna e na Tropicália Dario Borim, UMass
Dartmouth
Coffee de Andrade. Media Experimentation in Mário’s Opera
and Novel, Café. Fernando Fonseca Pacheco, Temple
University
Gilda de Mello e Souza on Anita Malfatti: Challenges of a
woman artist in the first phase of Brazilian modernism
Juliana Franco, Universidade Estadual de Campinas
Ana de Castro Osório: A Construtora de Pontes Luso-brasileiras
Patricia Anzini, Catholic University of Portugal
033. Afro-Brazilian Religion and Citizenship
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Jamie Andreson, Pennsylvania State University
Chair:
Jamie Andreson, Pennsylvania State University
Participants:
Beyond Cultural Citizenship: Paths to securing land rights for
Candomblé terreiros Jamie Andreson, Pennsylvania State
University
A CARTA TÁ DIZENDO: On the Medium, Embodiment,
Textuality and Performativity Jamie Davidson, University of
California, Davis
O Compadre de Ogun: Between Syncretism and Decolonization
Antonio Luciano Tosta, The University of Kansas
Religion and Literature in O beijo da Pombagira: Denouncing
Misogyny and Religious Intolerance Through the Fearless
Umbanda Spirit Alexandra Rodriguez, Texas A&M
University-San Antonio
034. Politics, gender and social movements
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 109
Session Organizer:
Meg Weeks, Harvard University
Chair:
MARIA GOHN, UNICAMP
Participants:
Collective Actions: Social Movement and Collectives in Brazil
MARIA GOHN, UNICAMP
Produção legislativa e o debate da Violência de Gênero na
Política de Segurança Pública Patricia Burlamaqui,
Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense Darcy Ribeiro
Beijo da rua: Brazilian Prostitutes Speaking for Themselves
Meg Weeks, Harvard University
035. Opening Ceremony – Ceremônia de Aberura
5:30 to 7:00 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Forum
Session Organizer:
Christopher Dunn, Tulane University
Participants:
Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, University of Wisconsin-
Milwaukee
Marcelo Paixao, The University of Texas at Austin
Sidney Chalhoub, Harvard University
Erika Robb Larkins, San Diego State University
Leila Lehnen, Brown U
Carolina Helena Timoteo de Oliveira, Tulane University
Sonia Roncador, UT Austin
Isis Barra Costa, Ohio State University
Márcia Lima, University of São Paulo
Moderator:
Bryan McCann, Georgetown University
FRIDAY, MARCH, 11
036. O judeu imaginário nos horizontes políticos da Nova Direita
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
MICHEL GHERMAN, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Chair:
Misha Klein, University of Oklahoma
Participants:
Misha Klein – roundtable participant Misha Klein, University of
Oklahoma
Michel Gherman – roundtable participant MICHEL GHERMAN,
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Rodrigo Toniol – roundtable participant Rodrigo Toniol,
UFRJ/Brasil
Edilson Pereira – roundtable participant Edilson Pereira,
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
037. Gender in Film and Literature
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Maria Pape, Universidade de São Paulo
Chair:
Maisha Mitchell, Georgetown University
Moderator:
Regina Felix, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Participants:
Modern Macho Men?: An Interpretation of Brazilian
Masculinities Represented in Milton Hatoum’s Dois Irmãos
Maisha Mitchell, Georgetown University
A quarta onda feminista no Brasil e as mulheres no cinema
Regina Felix, University of North Carolina Wilmington
The politics of women in León Hirszman’s feature films Maria
Pape, Universidade de São Paulo
Is It All True?: Readership and Spectatorship in Antônio
Xerxenesky’s F Gonzalo Aguiar Malosetti, Florida Atlantic
University
A condição da mulher em situação de exílio e opressão política
nas prosas literárias de Ana Maria Machado e Ilse Lieblich
Losa Evelyn Mello, ETEC Paulino Botelho
038. Transition and Transformation: New Insights and Methods
in Brazil’s Era of Immigration
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Molly Ball, University of Rochester
Chair:
Molly Ball, University of Rochester
Participants:
Braços para a cidade: the Hospedaria de Imigrantes in São
Paulo’s Old Republic Molly Ball, University of Rochester
A Hospedaria de Imigrantes da Ilha das Flores (Rio de Janeiro,
Brasil) Luís Reznik, UERJ – Universidade do Estado do Rio
de Janeiro
Brazil in the World: Migration Management during the Era of
Great Transformations, c. 1830s-1890s José Juan Pérez
Meléndez, University of California, Davis
Labor and livelihood of immigrants and Afro-descendants in
post-Abolition Brazil: evidence from Ibicaba farm Bruno
Gabriel Witzel de Souza, University of Goettingen
039. Eco-critical Approaches to Brazilian Literature
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Patricia Vieira, Georgetown University
Chair:
Patricia Vieira, Georgetown University
Participants:
“A paixão segundo G.H.” as eco-futurist text: The decolonial
gesture of multiple temporalities Marta J Sanchís Ferrer,
University of Pennsylvania
Grounding Literature: The Poetry of Astrid Cabral Patricia
Vieira, Georgetown University
Claiming for land rights in eco-fictions: fighting within and
against environmental catastrophes in Brazil Andressa Maia,
Brown University
Literatura de escritores/as indígenas: novas compreensões do
ser natureza Fernando Rocha, Associate Professor of Luso-
Brazilian Studies Middlebury College
Blurred Boundaries of Knowledge in the Writings of Julie
Dorrico and the Paintings of Daiara Tukano Kevin Ennis,
Brown University
040. Intérpretes do Brasil I
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Luiz Fernando Valente, Brown University
Chair:
Luiz Fernando Valente, Brown University
Participants:
A cidade pela janela: homenagem a Renato Cordeiro Gomes
Beatriz Resende, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
A peste da linguagem e outras pestes no Brasil do século XXI
Vera Lucia de Figueiredo, PUC-Rio
Caetano Veloso, intérprete do Brasil do século XXI Pedro
Duarte de Andrade, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de
Janeiro
041. Slavery, Black Activism, and Abolitionism in the Americas:
Brasil and Cuba, 19th century
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Oscar de la Torre, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Chair:
Camillia Cowling, University of Warwick
Participants:
Slavery In the Eyes of Black Intellectuals: An Analysis of the
Works of Lino Dou Allion and Manuel Querino Ynae
Santos, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Anti-slave-trade Sovereignty: The Auditoria Geral da Marinha
and Brazil’s Legal Geography Jake Subryan Richards,
London School of Economics and Political Science
“Slave-Moving”: coerced movements, resistive mobilities, and
state-building in nineteenth-century Cuba Camillia Cowling,
University of Warwick
Masquerades, Steamers, and Secret Codes: The Clandestine
Slave Trade to Matanzas and Rio de Janeiro, 1810-1867
Oscar de la Torre, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
042. Sexuality in Literature and Music
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 107
Session Organizer:
Naomi Wood, Colorado College
Chair:
Naomi Wood, Colorado College
Moderator:
Michael Tufft, Brown University
Participants:
Trans* Femininities and Orientalism: Do fundo do poço se vê a
lua Carolina Castellanos Gonella, Dickinson College
Suja, louca, e sem moral: Urias mo(n)strando-se na arte cuir
Naomi Wood, Colorado College; Manuel Uribe, Colorado
College
‘A primeira bichinha da literatura brasileira’: The Presentation
of Albino in Aluísio Azevedo’s O Cortiço Michael Tufft,
Brown University
Sexualidade dissidente, feminismo e luta de classes em Parque
Industrial (1933), de Patrícia Galvão Yasmin Zandomenico,
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
043. Ações afirmativas no ensino superior federal brasileiro: uma
década de experiências
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Felícia Picanço, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Chair:
Felícia Picanço, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Moderator:
Paula Barreto, UFBA
Participants:
Panorama das desigualdades raciais e de gênero na Educação
Superior brasileira nos últimos anos Claudia Monteiro-
Fernandes, Federal University of Bahia
Os novos 50%: a adoção da Lei 12.711 na UFRJ Felícia
Picanço, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Acesso e políticas de permanência estudantil no contexto das
ações afirmativas brasileiras Edilza Sotero, UFBA
A experiência das Políticas Afirmativas em uma Universidade
Pública Brasileira Dyane Brito, UFRB
044. Jardins e sociabilidades
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 109
Session Organizer:
Monica Raisa Schpun, CRBC/Mondes américains – EHESS
Chair:
Monica Raisa Schpun, CRBC/Mondes américains – EHESS
Participants:
Projetos de Burle Marx para a cidade do Rio de Janeiro: jardins
e urbanidade VERA SIQUEIRA, Rio de Janeiro State
University
De estúdios e jardins: práticas de ser nos retratos fotográficos
oitocentistas Solange Ferraz de Lima, Museu Paulista da
Universidade de São Paulo; Vânia Carneiro de Carvalho,
Museu Paulista da Universidade de São Paulo
Sem vocação para ser público: o Passeio Público do Rio de
Janeiro Valeria Piccoli, Pinacoteca de São Paulo
Entre a celebração cívica e o encontro social: o primeiro jardim
do Museu Paulista (1909-1919) Paulo Marins, USP
Promotores e reveladores de sociabilidade: fotógrafos lambelambe
e a frequentação do Jardim da Luz (1920-1930)
Monica Raisa Schpun, CRBC/Mondes américains – EHESS
045. Understanding 2018: Anthropological Perspectives on
Emergent ‘Conservative Subjectivities’
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
Benjamin Junge, State University of New York at New Paltz
Chair:
Benjamin Junge, State University of New York at New Paltz
Moderator:
Moises Kopper, Univ. libre de Bruxelles
Participants:
Among mothers and daughters: Economic mobility and political
identity in a Northeastern Periferia Jessica Jerome, DePaul
University
Tempered Hopes: (Re)producing the Middle Class in Recife’s
Alternative Music Scene Falina Enriquez, University of
Wisconsin-Madison
Cultivating Reactionary Subjectivities in Amazonia David
Rojas, Bucknell University
Os Profissionais de Segurança: Creating Moral Security
Subjects in Bolsonaro’s Brazil Erika Robb Larkins, San
Diego State University; susana durao, non-member
046. Cinema e Política no Brasil
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Kristal Bivona, San Diego State University
Chair:
Kristal Bivona, San Diego State University
Participants:
Cinematic Representation of Dilma Rousseff’s Fall Daniel
Leão, UFSC
Qualquer semelhança é mera coincidência: Fictionalizing the
Brazilian Dictatorship in Cinema Kristal Bivona, San Diego
State University
Where are the lesbians in Lampião da Esquina (1978-1981)?
Augusta da Silveira de Oliveira, Brown University
Lights, Camera, Fascism?: Untangling the Politics of Elite da
tropa and Tropa de elite Frans Weiser, University of Georgia
047. A construção de um imaginário sobre árabes no Brasil
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
JOSE LUIS JOBIM, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Chair:
JOSE LUIS JOBIM, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Moderator:
John Karam, University of Illinois
Participants:
Raízes do imaginário sobre árabes no brasil do século XIX: o
caso de Ferdinand Denis JOSE LUIS JOBIM, Universidade
Federal Fluminense
Brazilian Orientalism and Nélida Piñon’s adaptation of A
Thousand and One Nights Wail Hassan, Univ of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
Salwa Atlas, a Syrian Nationalist in São Paulo Diogo Bercito,
Georgetown University
048. Indigenous Ecologies of Knowledges: New Ways of Mapping
and Narrating Amazonian Biocultural Diversity
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Maria Luísa Lucas, Princeton University
Chairs:
Maria Luísa Lucas, Princeton University
Guilherme Fagundes, Postdoctoral Research Associate
Princeton University
Moderator:
Marina Bedran, Johns Hopkins University
Participants:
Making Futures, Making Forests: Amerindian Entanglements
Maria Luísa Lucas, Princeton University
Conservation and Care among the Cofán in the Ecuadorian
Amazon Michael Esbach, Princeton University
The “brabo” and the “manso”: an environmental analysis of the
political economy of riverside Amazonia Vinicius Furuie,
Harvard University
Burning Grass To Conserve Forests: Quilombola Experiments
with Fire at the Edges of Amazonia Guilherme Fagundes,
Postdoctoral Research Associate Princeton University
049. Intérpretes do Brasil II
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Luiz Fernando Valente, Brown University
Chair:
Regina Zilberman, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
Participants:
O modernismo e o povo: considerações sobre uma dicotomia
Ettore Finazzi-Agrò, Sapienza University of Rome
O Brasil tem graça como ninguém tem: Jean Ziegler e Raymond
S. Sayers, atingidos pelo Brasil Liv Sovik, Universidade
Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro, Year Zero. Interpreting the City in the Early
20th Century through Photography and Travelogu Pedro
Lopes de Almeida, Brown University
O pensamento conservador de Olavo de Carvalho Renato
Amado, Brown University
050. Perspectives on slavery, nineteenth century
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Felipe Alfonso, Harvard University
Chair:
Joseph Mulhern, Durham University (Hon)
Participants:
‘A subject dangerous and difficult in the extreme’: British
slaveholding in Brazil after 1833 Joseph Mulhern, Durham
University (Hon)
“She Told me that She is Free”: Strategies to avoid reenslavement
in nineteenth century Minas Gerais, Brazil
Nilce Wicks, Independent scholar
The Economics of Manumission in Nineteenth-Century Brazil
Felipe Alfonso, Harvard University
Triangulating and Translating Slavery: The “I-Witness”
Accounts of Baquaqua, Manzano, and Douglass Jordan
Jones, Brigham Young University
Memória e Identidade em Narrativas da Escravidão Joyce
Fernandes, Brown University
051. Sex, Gender, and Desire in Brazilian Literature
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 107
Session Organizer:
Sophia Beal, University of Minnesota
Chair:
Sophia Beal, University of Minnesota
Participants:
Foregrounding Gay Narratives: Toward an English Translation
of Mário de Andrade’s “Frederico Paciência” Grace
Holleran, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Asphalt Actuality: The Contextual Lives of O beijo no asfalto
(1960) by Nelson Rodrigues Juan Suarez Ontaneda, Xavier
University
Disgust, Orality, and the Gendered Ecologies of the Mouth in
the Works of Clarice Lispector Serena Rivera, University of
Pittsburgh
Pleasure, Potlatch, and the Economy of Desire in A fúria do
corpo Andy Barrientos-Gómez, Cornell University
Pleasure Practices in Contemporary Brazilian Literature Sophia
Beal, University of Minnesota
052. Avaliando alguns impactos das ações afirmativas nas
universidades públicas brasileiras após 20 anos
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Paulo Neves, Univerdade Federal do ABC (UFABC)
Chair:
Paulo Neves, Univerdade Federal do ABC (UFABC)
Participants:
Entre inclusão e exclusão: os dilemas de tendências recentes das
ações afirmativas no Brasil Paulo Neves, Univerdade
Federal do ABC (UFABC)
Bancas de Heteroidentificação e o jogo das classificações
raciais Joaze Bernardino-Costa, UNB
A virada epistêmica nas universidades federais no contexto das
ações afirmativas Luciana Garcia de Mello, UFRGS
“Qual o lugar do ensino médio quando falamos de Ações
Afirmativas para o ensino superior? Dinâmicas raciais,
regionais e de classe”. Andrea Lopes da Costa, UNIRIO
053. Ditadura militar, empresas e violações de direitos humanos:
novas perspectivas
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 109
Session Organizer:
Bruno Boti Bernardi, Federal University of Grande Dourados
(UFGD, Brazil)
Chair:
Janaina Teles, Universidade do Estado de Minas Gerais
Moderator:
Padua Fernandes, Independent Scholar/Researcher
Participants:
A Petrobras e as graves violações aos direitos humanos
cometidas pela estatal durante a ditadura militar Janaina
Teles, Universidade do Estado de Minas Gerais
Categorias de violações de direitos humanos e responsabilidade
empresarial: a ditadura militar brasileira e a Petrobras Padua
Fernandes, Independent Scholar/Researcher
Deu um nó no trânsito: as supostas relações dos proprietários da
Folha de S. Paulo (FSP) e o Terminal Rodoviário da Luz
BEATRIZ KUSHNIR, PPGARQ/UNIRIO
A ditadura militar e o caso Yanomami na Comissão
Interamericana de Direitos Humanos Bruno Boti Bernardi,
Federal University of Grande Dourados (UFGD, Brazil);
Joao Roriz, Federal University of Goias
Responsabilidade empresarial na ditadura brasileira: análise
sobre o trabalho da Comissão Nacional da Verdade (CNV) e
novas perspectivas Christian Jecov Schallenmuller, UFRGS;
Carlos Artur Gallo, Federal University of Pelotas
054. Bolsonarismo e Neoconservadorismo
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
Vania Penha-Lopes, Bloomfield College
Chair:
Vania Penha-Lopes, Bloomfield College
Participants:
“Branquitude e Masculinidade Hegemônica: As Eleições de
Trump e Bolsonaro” Vania Penha-Lopes, Bloomfield College
“Give Me Liberty or Give Me COVID-19”: Anti-quarantine
Protests and the Freedom to Die Gabriela Segura-Ballar,
University of California, Santa Cruz
A mulher bolsonarista: negação ou sequestro de um discurso
feminista? Elisa Verdi, University of São Paulo
Reações negras, indígenas e populares aos cortes orçamentários
nas universidades públicas brasileiras Matheus Silva Freitas,
UFMG; Beatriz Gomes Cornélio, UFRRJ
055. Cinema e Representaçoes de Alteridade
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Arno Argueta, Cal State Bakersfield
Chair:
Arno Argueta, Cal State Bakersfield
Participants:
O encontro entre Cinema Novo, Nelson Rodrigues e Lúcio
Cardoso Livia Lima, University of São Paulo
Other Spaces, othered Subjects and the remaking of belonging
beyond the state in Gabriel Mascaro’s Neon Bull (2017) y
August Winds (2014) Arno Argueta, Cal State Bakersfield
O Estereótipo da cigana femme fatale no cinema brasileiro
(1964-1989) Mariana Sabino Salazar, The University of
Texas at Austin
The Camera in the Communal Home: Claudia Andujar and the
Yanomami Martina Broner, Dartmouth College
056. Immigrants and Refugees: New Challenges
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Mark Costa, Yale School of Medicine
Chair:
Emily Story, Salisbury University
Participants:
Challenges to Employment for Brazilian Immigrants Diagnosed
with a Serious Mental Mark Costa, Yale School of Medicine
Impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on Bolivian immigrants in
São Paulo, Brazil Clara Lemme Ribeiro, University of
Washington
Notícias do lugar que restou: sobre objetos e memória na
condição de refúgio ANDREA DE CASTRO MELLONI,
Princeton University
Senegalese mobilities in Porto Alegre (RS, Brazil) and Atlanta
(GA, United States): ethnographic experiences with
intersectionality Filipe de Césaro, Federal University of Rio
Grande do Sul
Women Migrants in Brasília: Work, Housing, and Social
Networks Emily Story, Salisbury University
057. In Excess of Ethnography
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Nathaniel Wolfson, UC Berkeley
Chair:
Ashley Brock, University of Pennsylvania
Participants:
Design, Culture and Dictatorship: the CNRC Nathaniel
Wolfson, UC Berkeley
In Excess of Ethnography or The Importance of Being Literary
Ashley Brock, University of Pennsylvania
Contact/Contagion: Ethnography, Hygiene, and Literature in
Brazil Carolina Sá Carvalho, University of Toronto
058. Intérpretes do Brasil III
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Luiz Fernando Valente, Brown University
Chair:
Beatriz Resende, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Participants:
Eneida Souza como intérprete do Brasil Eneida Cunha, UFRJ
Nelson Werneck Sodré e a utopia da revolução brasileira
Regina Zilberman, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do
Sul
A atualidade do pensasmento sociológico de Guerreiro Ramos
Luiz Fernando Valente, Brown University
059. In Movement: Constructions of Nineteenth-Century Black
Brazil
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Marisol Fila, University of Michigan
Chair:
Marisol Fila, University of Michigan
Participants:
Politics of Black Motherhood: The Crossed Discourses of
Liberated African Women and Perdigão Malheiro Ana Paula
Nadalini Mendes, University of Pennsylvania
A Black City: Mapping Fugitive Free Africans in Nineteenth-
Century Rio de Janeiro Marisol Fila, University of Michigan
A key to A Escrava Isaura: Race, History and Fiction in the
Bernardo Guimarães’ novels Larissa Mundim, Unicamp
060. Política contemporânea 1
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 107
Session Organizer:
Enio Augusto dos Santos Cardoso, Independent Researcher at
Center for Latin American Studies-UFRGS
Chair:
Henoch Gabriel Mandelbaum, University of São Paulo (USP)
Participants:
Authoritarian Populism, Democratic Backsliding, and Illiberal
Foreign Policy in Jair Bolsonaro’s Brazil (2018-2022)
Henoch Gabriel Mandelbaum, University of São Paulo
(USP)
Media and Trust in Democratic Institutions: An Analysis of
Brazil from 2014 to 2018 Enio Augusto dos Santos Cardoso,
Independent Researcher at Center for Latin American
Studies-UFRGS
061. Race and education: news perspectives
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Ellen Cintra, University of Brasilia (UnB)
Chair:
Rodolfo Soares Moimaz, State University of Campinas
(Unicamp)
Participants:
Antirracism and abolitionist teaching: reflections about BIPOC
public education in Brazil and the USA Ellen Cintra,
University of Brasilia (UnB)
Dialogs between the educational reforms in São Paulo/Brazil
and the ongoing experiences in the USA Rodolfo Soares
Moimaz, State University of Campinas (Unicamp)
Pretoguês at school: Reflections on the presence of Portuguese
influenced by African languages in Brazilian schools. Sheila
Perina de Souza, University of São Paulo
História e cultura africana por meio do jogo Awelé Robson
Gonçalves da SIlva, Universidade de São Paulo
Racial classification categories and health inequality studies
André Marega Pinhel, Harvard School of Public Health
062. Ditadura, resistências e transição
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 109
Session Organizer:
Jamie Sauerbier, Tulane
Chair:
Colin Snider, University of Texas at Tyler
Participants:
Brazilian Liberation Theology in a network Américo Freire,
FGV
Localizing Memory: Universities, Truth Commissions, and
Narratives of Repression in Brazil Colin Snider, University
of Texas at Tyler
Muitas ditaduras, muitas injustiças: as narrativas silenciadas
sobre a ditadura militar Lua Gill da Cruz, Universidad de
Chile
Sex and Violence: Censorship of Japanese-Brazilian Identity
and Manga during Brazil’s Military Dictatorship Jamie
Sauerbier, Tulane
The female body and the anti-regime discourse: artworks by
Brazilian women artists associated with Nova Figuração in
the 1960s Carolina Vieira Filippini Curi, University of
Campinas (Unicamp)
063. Investigações sobre o bolsonarismo: desinformação, retórica
e atitudes
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
Idelber Avelar, Tulane University
Chair:
Pablo Ortellado, Universidade de São Paulo
Participants:
A retórica bolsonarista: linhas de continuidade na história
brasileira Idelber Avelar, Tulane University
Identidades e atitudes de eleitores bolsonaristas em São Paulo
Pablo Ortellado, Universidade de São Paulo
Campanhas de desinformação multiplataforma: extrema direita
no Brasil e análise de redes complexas João Guilherme
Bastos dos Santos, Brazilian National Institute of Science
and Technology
Liberdade e democracia na visão de apoiadores de Bolsonaro no
Brasil Camila Rocha, Independent
064. Cinematic Inscriptions: Social Justice and the Screen
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Samuel Johnson, University of Miami
Chair:
Samuel Johnson, University of Miami
Moderator:
Jeremy Lehnen, Brown University
Participants:
Mapping the Cinemateca Brasileira’s Trajectory within
Underdevelopment Maite Conde, University of Cambridge
From Social Media to the Streets: Confronting Sexual Violence
through Documentary Films in the Wake of Brazil’s
Primavera Feminista Rebecca Atencio, Tulane University
Meu amigo Claudia: Between Queer icon and Trans Activism
Jeremy Lehnen, Brown University
Border-Filmmaking and Re-existence in Ex-pajé (2018) Samuel
Johnson, University of Miami
Arquivos fílmicos da violência racial e social: Branco sai, preto
fica, de Adirley Queiróz. Paulo Thomaz, Universidade de
Brasília
065. Privilégio, (re)produção de saberes e relações de poder.
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Daniele Santos Almeida, Universidade Federal do Sul da Bahia
Chair:
Kaio Lacet, University of California, Santa Cruz
Moderator:
valeria ribeiro corossacz, Università degli Studi di Modena e
Reggio Emilia
Participants:
Epistemicídio e embranquecimento: estratégias coloniais
mantenedoras do privilégio branco e produtoras da
subalternização da Maioria Minorizada Daniele Santos
Almeida, Universidade Federal do Sul da Bahia
Seres e Saberes, Outridades e Violências: Contributos
decoloniais para interpretar a relação entre privilégio e
violência Kaio Lacet, University of California, Santa Cruz
Decolonizar a pesquisa acadêmica: desafios e caminhos
teóricos, metodológicos e éticos Alessandra Bernardes Faria
Campos, Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto
066. “Somos todos Brasileiros”: A critical analysis of Racial
Democracy, Whiteness, and Citizenship in Brazil
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Ana Carolina Assumpção, The University of Texas at Austin
Chair:
Laura Rose Brylowski, The University of Texas at Austin
Moderator:
Marcelo Paixao, The University of Texas at Austin
Participants:
The Lure of Possibility: Reading Brazilian Whiteness Through
W.E.B Dubois Laura Rose Brylowski, The University of
Texas at Austin
“The economy cannot stop!”: pandemic, necropolitics,
neoliberal policies and their impacts on the Black population
in Brazil Eliane Nascimento, The University of Texas at
Austin
Nós por Nós: Community Collectives as the main source of
community care and police violence coping during the
COVID-19 pandemic in Rio de Janeiro. Ana Carolina
Assumpção, The University of Texas at Austin
Blackness Disrupted: Media and Haitian Migration to Brazil
Bryce McLin, University of Texas at Austin
067. Intérpretes do Brasil IV
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Luiz Fernando Valente, Brown University
Chair:
Eneida Cunha, UFRJ
Participants:
Bye Bye, Brasil revisitado JULIO DINIZ, CORPO DOCENTE
O banquete antropofágico de Kléber Mendonça Filho: síntese
do Brasil escrita em películas Tatiana Siciliano, PUC-Rio
Interpretive Failure or Refusal? Representing the Nation (or
not) in Bacurau David Mittelman, U.S. Air Force Academy
“Parido pela terra”: Famine Diet and the Role of Humanity in
Nature in Precarious Times Benjamin Legg, Vanderbilt
University
068. Slavery, gender and free womb in Atlantic perspective
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Marilia Ariza, Postdoctoral researcher – USP (Dep.
Anthropology)
Chair:
Marilia Ariza, Postdoctoral researcher – USP (Dep.
Anthropology)
Moderator:
Iamara Viana, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
Participants:
“Maternidades negras antes e depois da lei de ventre livre no
Rio da Prata” María Verónica Secreto, Universidade Federal
Fluminense – PPGH UFF
“O ventre da mulher liberta nas demandas pela liberdade (sécs.
XVIII e XIX)” Enidelce Bertin, USP
“Maternidade escrava na imprensa do Rio de Janeiro” Karoline
Carula, Universidade Federal Fluminense
“As primeiras experiências de ventre livre no mundo atlântico:
Norte dos Estados Unidos e América Latina (1780-1842)”
Caroline Passarini Sousa, Universidade de São Paulo (USP)
“O ventre entre a escravidão e a emancipação: Projeto Passy e
abolição gradual no mundo atlântico francês (século XIX)”
Letícia Canelas, Universidade de São Paulo (USP)
069. Política contemporânea 2
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 107
Session Organizer:
Lucas Camara, Universidade de São Paulo
Chair:
Ted Goertzel, Rutgers University at Camden NJ
Participants:
Pre-Electoral Coalitions and Party System Fragmentation in
Brazil: a Reappraisal Lucas Camara, Universidade de São
Paulo
The Prince, the Frog and the Serpent: Brazilian Presidential
Politics since 1984 Ted Goertzel, Rutgers University at
Camden NJ
Disinformation, disinfodemic and media literacy – a study of the
structured process in Brazil under Jair Bolsonaro’s
government Eliara Santana, Multilinguismo e
Interculturalidade no Mundo Digital
From Dilma to Bolsonaro: How speeches on housing policies
forge individuals in contemporary Brazil Ana Guimaraes,
University of Michigan
070. Higher education in Brazil: challenges and advances
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Sérgio José Custódio, USP – Universidade de São Paulo
Chair:
Danila de Jesus, UFBA/NEIM/POSCULTURA
Participants:
Reações negras, indígenas e populares aos cortes orçamentários
nas universidades públicas brasileiras Matheus Silva Freitas,
UFMG; Beatriz Gomes Cornélio, UFRRJ
Setbacks or advances: An analysis of Affirmative Action Public
Policies in Brazil in journalism Danila de Jesus,
UFBA/NEIM/POSCULTURA
The Stab and The Quota Law in Brazil: Who is part of the
Nation? Sérgio José Custódio, USP – Universidade de São
Paulo
Ilhas de Esperança: Epistemologias Afrodiaspóricas em Busca
de Transformar a Cultura Escolar Thiago Molina,
Universidade de São Paulo
071. Militares e política no Brasil contemporâneo
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 109
Session Organizer:
Celso Castro, FGV CPDOC
Chair:
Celso Castro, FGV CPDOC
Participants:
Explaining extreme militarization under Bolsonaro in Brazil
Igor Acácio, University of California, Riverside
Para a garantia da lei e ordem: as implicações do emprego das
Forças Armadas na segurança pública para as relações civismilitares
no Brasil Adriana Marques, UFRJ
De volta à política: características sociológicas de uma geração
de militares Celso Castro, FGV CPDOC
Civilians in the ministry: challenges and accomplishments of
the non-military workforce Gabriel Alves Pimenta,
University of California Riverside
The Brazilian military and politics in the 21st century: a crossnational
perspective Kees Koonings, Utrecht University,
University of Amsterdam
072. Sessão Plenária I: Ações Afirmativas e o acesso ao ensino
superior no Brasil: um balanço das duas últimas décadas.
5:30 to 7:00 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Forum
Session Organizer:
Márcia Lima, University of São Paulo
Presenters:
Adriano Senkevics, INEP
Luiz Augusto Campos, UERJ
Moderator:
Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, University of Wisconsin-
Milwaukee
SATURDAY, MARCH, 12
073. Literary Waters: Memory, Politics and Ecology
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
Victoria Saramago, University of Chicago
Chair:
Leila Lehnen, Brown U
Participants:
Transatlantic haunting: Gilberto Freyre, Oliveira Martins and
the sea ANDRE SEBASTIAO DAMASCENO CORREA DE
SA, University of California Santa Barbara
Farewell to the Seven Falls: Poetry, Mourning, and Hydropower
in Itaipu Victoria Saramago, University of Chicago
Beyond Progress: Narrating the Time of Water from South to
South Tracy Devine Guzmán, University of Miami
Rivers of Meaning: Representations of Rivers in Contemporary
Brazilian Culture Leila Lehnen, Brown U
Itamar Vieira Junior’s Crooked Plow and the Figure of Santa
Rita Pescadeira Johnny Lorenz, Montclair State University
074. Machado de Assis: Novas Perspectivas
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Sidney Chalhoub, Harvard University
Chair:
Sidney Chalhoub, Harvard University
Moderator:
Regina Zilberman, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
Participants:
Delirando a respeito de gênero e raça: o caso de Brás Cubas
Sidney Chalhoub, Harvard University
De Brás a Bento: causas secretas Marcelo Diego, Universidade
Federal do Rio de Janeiro
075. The Bienal de São Paulo as a Case-Study (Part 1)
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Camila Maroja, CSUF
Chair:
Daria Jaremtchuk, Universidade de São Paulo
Participants:
National Culture and Abstraction at the Early Bienal de São
Paulo Adele Nelson, University of Texas at Austin
Biennials as Cold War Display: The US Representation in the
Bienal de São Paulo Daria Jaremtchuk, Universidade de São
Paulo
Impact and Repercussion of the Bienal de São Paulo in Latin
America (1960s) MARIA DE FATIMA MORETHY COUTO,
UNICAMP
076. Black women and political transformation
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Carolina Helena Timoteo de Oliveira, Tulane University
Chair:
Carolina Helena Timoteo de Oliveira, Tulane University
Participants:
“Aquilombando o Rolê”: Voz, Autoria e Coletividade Feminina
Afro-Mineira Carolina Helena Timoteo de Oliveira, Tulane
University
Mulheres Negras e Luta Social na Amazônia Oriental Etiane
Patrícia Macêdo, Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e
Tecnologia do Pará
077. O Brasil no mundo: política externa e inserção internacional
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Kai Michael Kenkel, IRI/PUC-Rio
Chair:
Valnora Leister, indenpendent
Participants:
A Geopolitica Brasileira no Contexto da Ordem Internacional
Pós-Pandemia Valnora Leister, indenpendent
A história da arte do Palácio do Itamaraty: a coleção do
Ministério da Relações Exteriores Breno Marques Ribeiro de
Faria, Universidade de São Paulo
Emerging powers and region-building: contrasting Brazilian
and Indian approaches to their maritime environment Kai
Michael Kenkel, IRI/PUC-Rio
Democracy Quality, Lethal Violence Rates and International
Cooperation in Brazil Today FERNANDO CONCEICAO,
UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DA BAHIA
078. Technological scenarios and projects in Education for
Tomorrow: technology, innovation, and teaching-learning – I
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Glaucio Aranha, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Chair:
Glaucio Aranha, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Moderator:
Alfred Sholl-Franco, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Participants:
Multimídia e pandemia como promotores de transformação
cerebral Elisabete Castelon Konkiewitz, Universidade
Federal de Grande Dourados
Estratégias em ensino-aprendizagem: integrando as tecnologias
digitais de informação e comunicação e a metodologia ativa
ao ensino de neurofisiologia Alfred Sholl-Franco,
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro; João Vitor Gallo
Esteves, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro; Aliny dos
Santos Carvalho, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
The use of audiovisuals in nursing education: reflections on
practices, contributions and perspectives of innovations
Américo de Araujo Pastor Junior, Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro; Marcus Vinícius Pereira, Instituto Federal
do Rio de Janeiro
Ensino Remoto Emergencial no Brasil: expectativas sobre a
tecnologia educacional e prospecção de cenários para a
formação docente Luiz Augusto Rezende-Filho,
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
079. Representações Sociais na Mediação de Conflitos
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 107
Session Organizer:
Francisca Helena Gonçalves Vetorazo, FE-Unicamp
Chair:
Claudia Pires de Castro, Universität Wien
Moderator:
Igor José Siquieri Savenhago, Universidade Federal de São
Carlos (UFSCar)
Participants:
A construção do campo de pesquisa e a base teórica das
Representações Sociais Ivete Labres, BRASA
Prática de Mediação, Uso de Ferramentas Teóricas e Protocolos
Francisca Helena Gonçalves Vetorazo, FE-Unicamp
A Comunicação e a Escuta Ativa na Interação entre os sujeitos
Claudia Pires de Castro, Universität Wien
080. The Politics of Music and Dance
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Sheyla Castro Diniz, University of São Paulo
Chair:
elisabeth Blin, University of Arizona
Moderator:
Geovane Paiva Santos, Tulane University
Participants:
Ava Rocha: Musiking Beyond Gender elisabeth Blin,
University of Arizona
Bola Sete and the legacy of misrepresentation in Bossa Nova –
A Story of Racism, Narrative Building and Cultural
Cancelation Geovane Paiva Santos, Tulane University
Sobre Outros Tipos de Beleza: Uma Pedagogia Mais Inclusiva
Através da Dança do Frevo Otavio Bastos, Mexe com Tudo;
Kathleen Spanos, University of Maryland, College Park
Cena independente e “Nova MPB” num Brasil em crise: a
canção do Metá Metá Sheyla Castro Diniz, University of São
Paulo
“This history you need to hear!”: Memory and Black
Perspectives of the musical history of Post-Abolition Rio de
Janeiro (1887-1970) Lurian Reis da Silva Lima,
Universidade Federal Fluminense (Brasil)
081. Des-intérpretes do Brasil 1
10:00 to 11:30 am
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 109
Session Organizer:
Luca Bacchini, University of Rome, La Sapienza
Chair:
Mariana Maia Simoni, Freie Universität Berlin
Participants:
A violência sentida pela voz de Juçara Marçal em “Delta
Estácio Blues” Thais Nicodemo, Unicamp
Entre apropriação e des-interpretação: o caso da obra crítica de
Otto Maria Carpeaux Joanna Moszczynska, Universität
Regensburg
Uma “mulher estranha” e um “bicho pensativo”. Desinterpretações
entre Clarice Lispector e Chico Buarque Luca
Bacchini, University of Rome, La Sapienza
082. Urban governance in Brazil, within and beyond the state
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
Matthew Richmond, London School of Economics
Chair:
Matthew Richmond, London School of Economics
Moderator:
Benjamin Bradlow, Harvard University
Participants:
When crisis reaches the street level: Factors that enable
frontline worker resilience GabrielaGabriela Lotta, FGV
Dealing with violence: Varied reactions from frontline workers
acting in highly vulnerable territories Fernanda Lima-SIlva,
FGV EAESP; Arilson Favareto, UFABC
State, crime and religion in a Belo Horizonte favela: Notes on
multiple governance arrangements and the production of
violence Ana Beraldo de Carvalho, Consejo Nacional de
Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas
Public problems, distributed governance and processes of
nucleation in the centre of São Paulo Matthew Richmond,
London School of Economics
083. O Sertão, Os Sertões e afins
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Sarah Sarzynski, Claremont McKenna College
Chair:
Sarah Sarzynski, Claremont McKenna College
Participants:
Ativismo social: o encontro de Antônio Conselheiro(factualficcional)
e Zeca Chapéu Grande (ficcional) com a
pedagogia transformativa de Chico Nascimento(factual).
Nilson DaSilva, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
“Quando olhei a terra ardendo”: a poética da seca na poesia
popular nordestina Maria Vitoria de Rezende Grisi, Ohio
State University
Transgressing Marginalities in Northeastern Brazil in 1960: A
Glimpse into the Life of Ireneu Barreto de Lima Sarah
Sarzynski, Claremont McKenna College
Enlightening Wildness in Late Colonial Brazil: Global Markets,
Indigenous Agency, and Forest Conservation in Southern
Bahia Gustavo Azenha, Columbia University
084. The Bienal de São Paulo as a Case-Study (Part 2)
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Camila Maroja, CSUF
Chair:
Daria Jaremtchuk, Universidade de São Paulo
Participants:
Primitive Presences in the IX Bienal de São Paulo Emerson
Dionisio Oliveira, Universidade de Brasília
São Paulo Biennials: Discussing the 1970s Crisis Renata Zago,
Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora
The 24th São Paulo Biennial Camila Maroja, CSUF
The Unique, Multiple, and Complex Configuration of the
Bienal de São Paulo GLAUCIA Villas BOAS, UFRJ
085. Race, Gender and Political Resistance
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Janailson Macêdo Luiz, Universidade Federal do Sul e Sudeste
do Pará/ Universidade de São Paulo
Chair:
Joao Batista Nascimento Gregoire, University of Virginia
Participants:
Os negros, a Guerrilha do Araguaia (1972-1974) e a memória
dos “anos de chumbo” no Brasil Janailson Macêdo Luiz,
Universidade Federal do Sul e Sudeste do Pará/
Universidade de São Paulo
The danger of a single story: Where were black women fighting
the Military Dictatorship? Danila de Jesus,
UFBA/NEIM/POSCULTURA
The Forgotten Voices of Democracy: Black Political Activism
under Brazil’s Military Rule. Joao Batista Nascimento
Gregoire, University of Virginia
086. Narrativas do Cone Sul: Brasil e Relações Fronteiriças
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Sarah Lucena, Georgetown University
Chair:
Sarah Lucena, Georgetown University
Participants:
Deslocamentos representacionais de identidades transexuais no
audiovisual latino-americano: o caso de “Mía”, “Naomi
Campbel” e “Manhãs de Setembro” Angela Mooney,
Tuskegee University
Textualidades indígenas relacionais em Eliana Potiguara
(Brasil) e Graciela Huinao (Chile) Cecilia Rodrigues,
University of Georgia
Crises de transculturação em “Seul, São Paulo” de Gabriel
Mamani Natalia Chavez, Georgetown University
Ficções do Cone Sul: Negociando identidades fronteiriças em
“O quarto branco”, de Gabriela Aguerre Sarah Lucena,
Georgetown University
087. Technological scenarios and projects in Education for
Tomorrow: technology, innovation, and teaching-learning – II
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Glaucio Aranha, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Chair:
Glaucio Aranha, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Moderator:
Alfred Sholl-Franco, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Participants:
Academic-business partnerships in educational technologies:
future trends and scenarios José Maria Pugas-Filho,
Organização Ciencias e Cognição
Media in the transformation of science and medicine Edward
Ziff, New York University
Ensino-aprendizagem na era da tecnologia e o audiovisual como
ferramenta de disseminação de saberes Hugo Rodrigues
Marins, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Experiências de parceria entre universidade e escola básica: o
jogo Alfa-Braille como recurso de tecnologia social e
assistiva de desenho universal para a alfabetização inclusiva
Giselle Mendes dos Santos, Organização Ciencias e
Cognição
088. Territories, Exclusions and Resistance: An Interdisciplinary
Debate
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 107
Session Organizer:
Barbara Cortizo de Aguiar, The University of Texas at Austin
Chair:
Barbara Cortizo de Aguiar, The University of Texas at Austin
Participants:
Afro-Brazilian Culture and Music Higher Education in Brazil:
Reflections from a Reality of Coloniality, Epistemicides and
Exclusions Luis Ricardo Silva Queiroz, Federal University
of Paraiba
Used Territory and Brazilian Socio-spatial Formation: Milton
Santos as an Interpreter of Brazil Thiago Machado, Assistant
Professor, Department of Geography (DGC). Universidade
Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
Historicism and the Role of Architecture in shaping Brazilian
National Heritage, 1838-1938 Barbara Cortizo de Aguiar,
The University of Texas at Austin
089. Tramando Sensibilidades Têxteis: Brasil-África
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Dandara Maia Schellenberg, University of Bayreuth
Chair:
Michelle “Mi” Medrado, Universidade Federal da Bahia –
UFBA
Participants:
Diaspora impacts on the use of African Prints in Nigerian
Fashion Dandara Maia Schellenberg, University of Bayreuth
“Antes de Ontem”: Ancestralidade Cultural e Comercial entre
Brasil e Angola Michelle “Mi” Medrado, Universidade
Federal da Bahia – UFBA
Moda Afro-Brasileira e Afros-Empreendedores Maria do
Carmo Paulino dos Santos, PUC-SP / FAU-USP
Tecidos africanos e africanizados vestindo os candomblés Aymê
Okasaki, USP
090. Des-intérpretes do Brasil (2)
11:45 to 1:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 109
Session Organizer:
Mariana Maia Simoni, Freie Universität Berlin
Chair:
Luca Bacchini, University of Rome, La Sapienza
Participants:
Aids no Brasil: A luta do Herbert Daniel contar a pandemia
Philipp Seidel, Freie Universität Berlin
Reconsiderando Os Condenados Jobst Welge, Universität
Leipzig
Trans* Authorship in Brazil: Challenging or Stimulating the
Established Canon? Janek Scholz, Universität zu Köln
Eliane Potiguara e a escrita de outras histórias do Brasil
Mariana Maia Simoni, Freie Universität Berlin
091. Meio ambiente, energia, e políticas públicas
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
Marcos Reigota, Universidade de Sorocaba/CNPq
Chair:
Jennifer Eaglin, Ohio State University
Participants:
An analysis between digitally designed houses based on prefabrication
concepts Bárbara Lais Felipe de Oliveira, Phd
Student; Carlos Nome, profesor
Greening Proálcool: Ethanol, Cars, and Brazilian Politics in the
1990s Jennifer Eaglin, Ohio State University
Paulo Freire e a educação ambiental no Brasil. Marcos Reigota,
Universidade de Sorocaba/CNPq
Social Reparations or Environmental Repair? Legal Obstacles
to Environmental Justice in Brazil Chris Lesser, UC
Berkeley
092. Novas abordagens nos estudos sobre José de Alencar
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Regina Felix, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Chair:
Regina Felix, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Moderator:
Dario Borim, UMass Dartmouth
Participants:
A revitalização de obra literária: José de Alencar e seus
manuscritos Marcelo Peloggio, Universidade Federal do
Ceará (UFC)
Memória e representação: percorrendo alguns fios nas tramas de
Alencar. Danielle Ramos, Universidade Federal do Rio de
Janeiro
José de Alencar e a questão do Habeas Corpus Washington
Dener Dos Santos Cunha, Universidade do Estado do Rio de
Janeiro
José de Alencar, escritor de crônicas Marcus Vinicius Soares,
Professor/UERJ
093. Politics, Corporatism and Society in the Vargas Era.
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Bruno Biasetto, York University
Chair:
Bruno Biasetto, York University
Participants:
Negotiating Rights: Sugar Factory Workers and Cane Cutters
during and after the Vargas Regimes Gillian McGillivray,
York University (Glendon College)
Francisco Campos, uma leitura a partir de sua biblioteca pessoal
Luis rosenfield, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio
Grande do Sul (PUCRS)
Corporatism and Catholicism in Brazil and in the United States
(1930-1945): a dialogue between Oliveira Viana and John A.
Ryan Luciano Abreu, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do
Rio Grande do Sul; Nathalia Henrich, The Catholic
University of America
Writing a Global History of the Vargas Era Melissa Teixeira,
University of Pennsylvania
094. Racial Violence and Memory
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Marguerite Itamar Harrison, Smith College
Chair:
Marguerite Itamar Harrison, Smith College
Participants:
Luiz Gama Rewrites Luís de Camões Isabela Fraga, University
of Chicago
Private property and violence: Um Defeito de Cor and A Queda
do Céu pedro gabriel soares daher, uc irvine
“They are never sweet memories”—Contemporary Artists
Critique Colonial Brazil’s Sugar-Based Economy
Marguerite Itamar Harrison, Smith College
Do vulto anônimo à praça pública: vislumbre do sujeito político
em Sete Anos em maio (Affonso Uchoa, 2019) Mateus
Araujo Silva, Escola de Comunicações e Artes da
Universidade de São Paulo
095. Technological scenarios and projects in Education for
Tomorrow: technology, innovation, and teaching-learning – III
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Glaucio Aranha, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Chair:
Alfred Sholl-Franco, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Moderator:
Glaucio Aranha, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Participants:
Tecnologias disruptivas na educação em/na saúde: um desafio
brasileiro Glaucio Aranha, Universidade Federal do Rio de
Janeiro
O uso do Digital Storytelling para a aprendizagem da cultura
corporal de movimento através do Yoga Nicole Bonavita,
Organização Ciências e Cognição
Systematic Mapping of Negative Effects of Gamification in
Education/Learning Systems Cláuvin Almeida, PUC-RIO;
Bruno Feijó, Pontifícia Universidade Católica – Rio de
Janeiro; Marcos Kalinowski, Pontifícia Universidade
Católica – Rio de Janeiro
Metodologias imersivas, gamificação e a experiência de
aprendizagem mediada no ensino básico: o RPG como
recurso didático Leonardo Avelar, Universidade Federal do
Rio de Janeiro
096. Assessing Brazilian Cultural Production: Theatre and
Literature
2:00 to 3:30 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Cesar Lopes Gemelli, Ohio State University
Chair:
Ester Suassuna Simoes, Independent Scholar / Researcher
Moderator:
Maria Chiaretti, Universidade de São Paulo
Participants:
A peste da linguagem e outras pestes no Brasil do século XXI
Vera Lucia de Figueiredo, PUC-Rio
Globalização e literatura brasileira contemporânea em romances
de Chico Buarque e Bernardo Carvalho Pedro Cuevas-
Collante, University of California, Los Angeles
The expansion of theater in Out 1: noli me tangere (Rivette,
1970) and Jouez encore, payez encore (Tonacci, 1975)
Maria Chiaretti, Universidade de São Paulo
Investigating Dom Pantero, Ariano Suassuna’s tetraphonic
clown Ester Suassuna Simoes, Independent Scholar /
Researcher
2 Medeas in Brazil Cesar Lopes Gemelli, Ohio State University
097. Políticas públicas e desenvolvimento brasileiro: processos e
narrativas
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 101
Session Organizer:
Marcos Davi Silva Steuernagel, University of Colorado
Boulder
Chair:
Antonio Gomes Moreira Maués, Federal University of Para
Participants:
Constitutional Entrenchment and Social Policy in Brazil
Antonio Gomes Moreira Maués, Federal University of Para
“Petrobras Presents”—Extractive Capital and Progressive
Performance in the Brazilian Pink Tide Marcos Davi Silva
Steuernagel, University of Colorado Boulder
Theoretical analysis and empirical evidence of countercyclical
economic policies implemented during the subprime and
COVID-19 crises: The Brazilian case Fernando Ferrari
Filho, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
098. Simbolismo, modernismo e a imprensa
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 102
Session Organizer:
Vivaldo Santos, Georgetown University
Chair:
Vivaldo Santos, Georgetown University
Participants:
A crítica pró-simbolismo em periódicos cariocas (1899-1901)
Alvaro Santos Simões Junior, Universidade Estadual
Paulista
“A indústria do café na República dos Estados Unidos da
Bruzundanga” Vivaldo Santos, Georgetown University
Carlos Lacerda e a crítica literária no modernismo Rodrigo
Jorge Ribeiro Neves, UFRJ
The hundred years of “Semana de Arte Moderna” in the pages
of brazilian press Evandro Jose dos Santos Neto, USP
Editoras brasileiras dos anos 1920 Milena Martins,
Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR)
099. New Perspectives on Brazilian Social Thought
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 103
Session Organizer:
Bruno Hayashi, Universidade de São Paulo
Chair:
Francisco Quinteiro Pires, New York University
Moderator:
Rafael Cesar, University of California, Berkeley
Participants:
Tactile Colonialism: African bodies and the sensorial
appropriation in Gilberto Freyre’s work Francisco Quinteiro
Pires, New York University
Gilberto Freyre’s racial discourses and the emergence of a
‘Creole’ Identity in Cape Verde Rafael Cesar, University of
California, Berkeley
Japanese immigration on the boundaries of Brazilian Social
Thought: the eugenics of Pacheco e Silva and the sociology
of Gilberto Freyre Bruno Hayashi, Universidade de São
Paulo
The Racial Paradigm in Raízes do Brasil: Sérgio Buarque de
Holanda’s view of the Portuguese Colonizer as Defining
Brazil’s Identity and Society Maria Cristina de Souza,
Columbia University
Tropic and frontier in the work of Sérgio Buarque de Holanda
Luiz Feldman, MRE
100. Interrogating Whiteness: Race, Class, and Gender in Brazil
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 104
Session Organizer:
Mauro Porto, Tulane University
Chair:
Mauro Porto, Tulane University
Participants:
On the Mark: Middle Easterners and Whiteness in Oracy
Nogueira’s Brazil John Karam, University of Illinois
Saudade for a Racial Democracy, Grammars of Brazilian
Whiteness John Mundell, University of California, Berkeley
The Affective Life of Empires: A Moral Economy of Privilege,
Whiteness, and Parenting in Latin American Elite
Neighborhoods Ana Ramos-Zayas, Yale
Affirmative Action, Whiteness, and Middle-Class Backlash in
the Magazine Veja Mauro Porto, Tulane University
101. State Actors, Democracy, and Development
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 105
Session Organizer:
Ian Carrillo, University of Oklahoma
Chair:
Ian Carrillo, University of Oklahoma
Participants:
Authoritarian policy dismantling in Brazil: When bureaucrats
are pushed to exit Michelle Morais de Sa e Silva, The
University of Oklahoma
The elite villainization of Brazil’s Labor Ministry: examining
the view from labor bureaucrats Ian Carrillo, University of
Oklahoma
Lava Jato, Social Media Interactions, and the Co-Production of
Law’s Detraction in Brazil (2017–2019) Fabio de Sa e Silva,
University of Oklahoma
Bureaucrats’ responses to radical political shifts: trajectories
and role reconstruction by federal public servants in post-
2016 Brazil Roberto Pires, IPEA (Instituto de Pesquisa
Econômica Aplicada); GabrielaGabriela Lotta, FGV
Bureaucratic Agencies as Gendered Institutions: From Rousseff
to Bolsonaro Pedro dos Santos, College of Saint Benedict;
Karine Belarmino Lourenco da Silva, University of
Minnesota; Sergio Praca, CPDOC School of Social
Sciences, Fundacao Getulio Vargas
102. Língua(s) e educação através de contextos
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 106
Session Organizer:
Mark Lokensgard, St. Mary’s University of San Antonio
Chair:
Flavia Azeredo-Cerqueira, Johns Hopkins University
Participants:
Creating and enagaging communities of Portuguese speakers in
the U.S. Daniela Meireles, College of Charleston
Fazendo conexões: Teaching Brazilian Immigrant Literature at
a U.S. “Hispanic-Serving Institution” David Blackmore, New
Jersey City University
Hitting the Target Language 90% of the Time in Your
Beginners Classes and Being Understood Mark Lokensgard,
St. Mary’s University of San Antonio
Sociolinguistic variation and spelling in Karitiana Maria del
Mar Bassa Vanrell, Wellesley College; Karin Vivanco,
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
The intersection of Literature, Language Teaching and
Telecollaboration Flavia Azeredo-Cerqueira, Johns Hopkins
University; Michael J Ferreira, Georgetown University
103. Performance, Place, and Memory
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 107
Session Organizer:
Brian J Godfrey, Vassar College
Chair:
Brian J Godfrey, Vassar College
Participants:
The “Right to Roots” –– Contested Place Memories of Rio de
Janeiro Brian J Godfrey, Vassar College
Living as a Capoeirista: Social Inclusion in the Periphery of São
Paulo, Brazil Jaclyn Donelle McWhorter, Oglethorpe
University
Quem vem lá? Sou eu!: Exploring Capoeira’s cultural and civic
implications through Black Women practitioners Azmera
Hammouri-Davis, Harvard University
Brazilians celebrating Icelandic ancestry in contemporary times
Eyrún Eyflórsdóttir, Assistant Professor
104. Untimely Glances at Brazil
3:45 to 5:15 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Room 108
Session Organizer:
Rodrigo Lopes de Barros, Boston University
Chair:
Beatriz Vieira, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
(UERJ)
Participants:
Contemporary Voices in Brazilian Literature: Considering Slam
Poetry Maria Salgueiro, UERJ – State University of Rio de
Janeiro
An Untimely Look at Brazil through the Lenses of Language
Simone de Lemos, Cornell University
The Involvement of Young Female LGBT Students in Brazilian
Universities: Popular Extension and Aesthetic-Political
Guerrilla from Marginalized Experiences Evandro Piza
Duarte, UNB
Calcined Heart: Poetic Experience and Political Violence in Rio
de Janeiro during the Military Dictatorship (1964-1985)
Beatriz Vieira, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
(UERJ)
The Revolution Will be Posted On-line: Punk Music, the Free
Fare Movement, and the Early Commercial Internet in Brazil
Rodrigo Lopes de Barros, Boston University
105. Sessão Plenária II: “Democracia e Eleições: Perspectivas”
5:30 to 7:00 pm
BRASA 2022: Virtual Forum
Session Organizer:
Sidney Chalhoub, Harvard University
Presenters:
Debora Diniz, Brown University
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
José Murilo de Carvalho, UFRJ
Moderator:
Bryan McCann, Georgetown University
PARTICIPANT INDEX
Abreu, Luciano, 093
Acácio, Igor, 071
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Blau Edelstein, Dylan, 024
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Brune, Krista, 012
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Cesar, Rafael, 099
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Chavez, Natalia, 086
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DaSilva, Nilson, 083
da Silveira de Oliveira, Augusta, 046
Davidson, Jamie, 033
de Araujo Pastor Junior, Américo, 078
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de Césaro, Filipe, 056
de Figueiredo, Vera Lucia, 040, 096
de Fina Gonzalez, Débora, 022
de Jesus, Danila, 070, 085
de la Torre, Oscar, 041
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de Rezende Grisi, Maria Vitoria, 083
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de Souza, Maria Cristina, 099
de Souza, Sheila Perina, 061
Devine Guzmán, Tracy, 073
Dias Lucena Adams, Marina, 005
Dias Paes, Mariana Armond, 008
Diego, Marcelo, 074
Diniz, Debora, 105
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Diwan, Pietra, 017
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dos Santos, Pedro, 101
dos Santos Cardoso, Enio Augusto, 060
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durao, susana, 045
Eaglin, Jennifer, 091
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Esteves, João Vitor Gallo, 078
Eyflórsdóttir, Eyrún, 103
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Falk, Pedro, 013
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Feijó, Bruno, 095
Feldman, Luiz, 099
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Gurr, Melinda, 005
Hammouri-Davis, Azmera, 103
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King, Edward, 007
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Lima, Thayse, 004, 012
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Lino, Patricia, 028
Lippman, Alexandra, 010
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Lopes Gemelli, Cesar, 096
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Marega Pinhel, André, 061
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Conference Presenters
Abreu, Luciano, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, luciano.abreu@pucrs.br
Acácio, Igor, University of California, Riverside, ipalh001@ucr.edu
Aguiar Malosetti, Gonzalo, Florida Atlantic University, gaguiarmalosetti@fau.edu
Alfonso, Felipe, Harvard University, felipe_alfonso@g.harvard.edu
Almeida, Cláuvin, PUC-RIO, almeidaclauvin@gmail.com
Alves de Oliveira, Valdirene, Universidade Estadual de Goiás, valdirene.oliveira@ueg.br
Alves Pimenta, Gabriel, University of California Riverside, gpime002@ucr.edu
Amado, Renato, Brown University, renato_barreto@brown.edu
Amancio, Thomaz, University of Chicago, tamancio@uchicago.edu
Andrade, Patricia, Brigham Young University, patricia_andrade@byu.edu
Andrade, Rebeca Cássia, UFMG, andrade.rebecacassia@gmail.com
Andreson, Jamie, Pennsylvania State University, jfa5461@psu.edu
Antunes, Vitor, Independent scholar, vitorvonantunes@gmail.com
Anzini, Patricia, Catholic University of Portugal, anzinip@gmail.com
Aranha, Glaucio, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, glaucioaranha@gmail.com
Araújo, Ernane, Instituto Federal do Maranhão, ernane.pacheco@ifma.edu.br
Araujo Silva, Mateus, Escola de Comunicações e Artes da Universidade de São Paulo, mateusaraujoctr@usp.br
Argueta, Arno, Cal State Bakersfield, arnojargueta@gmail.com
Ariza, Marilia, Postdoctoral researcher – USP (Dep. Anthropology), mbaariza@gmail.com
Assumpção, Ana Carolina, The University of Texas at Austin, ana.assumpcao@utexas.edu
Atencio, Rebecca, Tulane University, rjatencio1@gmail.com
Avelar, Idelber, Tulane University, idelberavelar@gmail.com
Avelar, Leonardo, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, leovelam@gmail.com
Azenha, Gustavo, Columbia University, ga2161@columbia.edu
Azeredo-Cerqueira, Flavia, Johns Hopkins University, azeredoflavia@gmail.com
Bacchini, Luca, University of Rome, La Sapienza, l.bacchini@gmail.com
Bahury, Michelle, Federal Institute of education, Science and Technology (IFMA), michelle.bahury@ifma.edu.br
Ball, Molly, University of Rochester, mollycball@rochester.edu
Baquero-Pecino, Alvaro, CUNY-College of Staten Island, Alvaro.BaqueroPecino@csi.cuny.edu
Barra Costa, Isis, Ohio State University, queridaisis@gmail.com
Barreto, Paula, UFBA, paulacbarr@uol.com.br
Barrientos-Gómez, Andy, Cornell University, alb445@cornell.edu
Bassa Vanrell, Maria del Mar, Wellesley College, mbassava@wellesley.edu
Bastos, Otavio, Mexe com Tudo, info@mexecomtudo.com
Bastos dos Santos, João Guilherme, Brazilian National Institute of Science and Technology, santos.jgb@gmail.com
Bastos Martins, Anderson, Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, andersonbastos.martins@ufjf.edu.br
Beal, Sophia, University of Minnesota, sophiabeal@gmail.com
Bedran, Marina, Johns Hopkins University, mbedran@jhu.edu
Beek, David, University of South Carolina, dbeek@email.sc.edu
Belarmino Lourenco da Silva, Karine, University of Minnesota, karine.belarmino@gmail.com
Beraldo de Carvalho, Ana, Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas, anaberaldopsi@gmail.com
Bercito, Diogo, Georgetown University, drb113@georgetown.edu
Bernardes Faria Campos, Alessandra, Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto, ale.bernardescampos@gmail.com
Bernardino-Costa, Joaze, UNB, joazebernardino@gmail.com
Bertin, Enidelce, USP, enidelce@terra.com.br
Bezerra, Katia, The University of Arizona, kbezerra@email.arizona.edu
Bezerra, Ligia, Arizona State University, ligia.bezerra@asu.edu
Biasetto, Bruno, York University, bhb27@georgetown.edu
Biehl, Joao, Princeton University, jbiehl@princeton.edu
Bivona, Kristal, San Diego State University, kbivona@sdsu.edu
Blackmore, David, New Jersey City University, dblackmore@njcu.edu
Blau Edelstein, Dylan, Princeton University, dylane@princeton.edu
Blin, elisabeth, University of Arizona, eblin@email.arizona.edu
Bonavita, Nicole, Organização Ciências e Cognição, nicole.bonavita1@gmail.com
Borim, Dario, UMass Dartmouth, jr591809@yahoo.com
Boti Bernardi, Bruno, Federal University of Grande Dourados (UFGD, Brazil), brunoboti@gmail.com
Bourdin, Lara, McGill University and Sorbonne-Université, lara.bourdin@mail.mcgill.ca
Bradlow, Benjamin, Harvard University, bhbradlow@fas.harvard.edu
Brasileiro, Cristiane, corpo docente, cristianebrasileiro.di@gmail.com
Brito, Dyane, UFRB, dyanebritoreis@gmail.com
Brock, Ashley, University of Pennsylvania, ashbrock@sas.upenn.edu
Broner, Martina, Dartmouth College, Martina.Broner@Dartmouth.edu
Brune, Krista, Pennsylvania State University, kbrune@psu.edu
Brylowski, Laura Rose, The University of Texas at Austin, laurarose.brylowski@utexas.edu
Burlamaqui, Patricia, Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense Darcy Ribeiro, pburlamaqui@gmail.com
Camara, Lucas, Universidade de São Paulo, lucas.camara@usp.br
Camelo, Pedro, Federal University of Minas Gerais, pedrobcamelo@gmail.com
Campços, Marden, UFMG, mardencampos@gmail.com
Campos, Luiz Augusto, UERJ, lascampos@iesp.uejr.br
Canelas, Letícia, Universidade de São Paulo (USP), leticia.canelas@gmail.com
Cánepa, Laura, Universidade Anhembi Morumbi, laurapoa@hotmail.com
Cantarelli Vita, Juliana, University of Hartford, jucantarelli.mus@gmail.com
Caputo, Irma, Puc -Rio, irma.caputo@gmail.com
Cardoso, Leo, Texas A&M University, cardoso@tamu.edu
Carneiro de Carvalho, Vânia, Museu Paulista da Universidade de São Paulo, vcarvalh@usp.br
Carrillo, Ian, University of Oklahoma, icarrillo@ou.edu
Carula, Karoline, Universidade Federal Fluminense, karolinecarula@id.uff.br
Carvalho, Aliny dos Santos, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, alinydscarvalho@gmail.com
carvalho, Ana Paula, University of Pittsburgh, apcst11@pitt.edu
Carvalho, Icaro, UCLA, icaro@ucla.edu
Castaneda, Vanessa, Dartmouth College, dr.vanessa.castaneda@gmail.com
Castellanos Gonella, Carolina, Dickinson College, castellc@dickinson.edu
Castro, Celso, FGV CPDOC, celso.castro@fgv.br
Castro Diniz, Sheyla, University of São Paulo, sheyladiniz85@gmail.com
Cesar, Rafael, University of California, Berkeley, rafaelcesar@berkeley.edu
Chalhoub, Sidney, Harvard University, chalhoub@fas.harvard.edu
Chavez, Natalia, Georgetown University, nc722@georgetown.edu
Chiaretti, Maria, Universidade de São Paulo, mariachiaretti@gmail.com
Cintra, Ellen, University of Brasilia (UnB), ellencintra.teacher@gmail.com
Coleta, Joao Pedro, Brown University, joao_pedro_da_silva@brown.edu
CONCEICAO, FERNANDO, UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DA BAHIA, fernconc@ufba.br
Conde, Maite, University of Cambridge, mc534@cam.ac.uk
CORREA, LARISSA ROSA, PUC-Rio, larissa_correa@puc-rio.br
Cortizo de Aguiar, Barbara, The University of Texas at Austin, barbara.aguiar@utexas.edu
Costa, Mark, Yale School of Medicine, mark.costa@yale.edu
Cowling, Camillia, University of Warwick, camilliainmadrid@hotmail.com
Cuevas-Collante, Pedro, University of California, Los Angeles, pcuevascollante@g.ucla.edu
Cunha, Eneida, UFRJ, eneida.l.cunha@gmail.com
Custódio, Sérgio José, USP – Universidade de São Paulo, sergiojosecustodio@usp.br
DAMASCENO CORREA DE SA, ANDRE SEBASTIAO, University of California Santa Barbara,
acorreadesa@ucsb.edu
DaSilva, Nilson, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, ndasilva7@umassd.edu
da Silveira de Oliveira, Augusta, Brown University, augusta_de_oliveira@brown.edu
Davidson, Jamie, University of California, Davis, jamdavidson@ucdavis.edu
de Araujo Pastor Junior, Américo, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, americoapj@gmail.com
DE CASTRO MELLONI, ANDREA, Princeton University, AMELLONI@PRINCETON.EDU
de Césaro, Filipe, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, fsdecesaro@gmail.com
de Figueiredo, Vera Lucia, PUC-Rio, VERAFOLLAIN@GMAIL.COM
de Fina Gonzalez, Débora, Universidad de Chile, deboradefina@facso.cl
de Jesus, Danila, UFBA/NEIM/POSCULTURA, danjesud@gmail.com
de la Torre, Oscar, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, odelator@uncc.edu
de Lemos, Simone, Cornell University, shd57@cornell.edu
De Micheli, David, University of Utah, david.demicheli@utah.edu
de Paiva Rio Camargo, Alexandre, Research University Institute of Rio de Janeiro (IUPERJ) / Candido Mendes
University (UCAM), alexandre.camargo.2009@gmail.com
de Rezende Grisi, Maria Vitoria, Ohio State University, derezendegrisi.1@osu.edu
de Sa e Silva, Fabio, University of Oklahoma, fabio.desaesilva@ou.edu
de Souza, Maria Cristina, Columbia University, falecristina@gmail.com
de Souza, Sheila Perina, University of São Paulo, sheilaperina@hotmail.com
Devine Guzmán, Tracy, University of Miami, tdguzman@miami.edu
Dias Lucena Adams, Marina, Brown University, marina_dias_lucena_adams@brown.edu
Dias Paes, Mariana Armond, Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory, diaspaes@lhlt.mpg.de
Diego, Marcelo, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, marcelorld@gmail.com
Diniz, Debora, Brown University, d.diniz.debora@gmail.com
DINIZ, JULIO, CORPO DOCENTE, jdiniz@puc-rio.br
Diwan, Pietra, The Arts Institute, pietrasd@gmail.com
Do Nascimento Cesar, Rafael, Campinas State University, rafaelnascimentocesar1@gmail.com
dos Santos, Pedro, College of Saint Benedict, pdossanto001@csbsju.edu
dos Santos Cardoso, Enio Augusto, Independent Researcher at Center for Latin American Studies-UFRGS,
eniocardoso@live.com
Dos Santos Cunha, Washington Dener, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, wdener@uol.com.br
Dos Santos Sao Bernardo, Ana Claudia, Providence College, saobe001@umn.edu
Draper III, Jack, University of Missouri, jackadraper3@gmail.com
Duarte de Andrade, Pedro, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, p.d.andrade@gmail.com
Dunn, Christopher, Tulane University, cjdunn@tulane.edu
durao, susana, non-member, sdurao@unicamp.br
Eaglin, Jennifer, Ohio State University, eaglin.5@osu.edu
Ennis, Kevin, Brown University, kevin_ennis@brown.edu
Enriquez, Falina, University of Wisconsin-Madison, fenriquez2@wisc.edu
Ernst, Aracy, Universidade Federal de Pelotas e FURG, aracyep@gmail.com
Esbach, Michael, Princeton University, Mesbach@princeton.edu
Esteves, João Vitor Gallo, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, jvitorgallo@gmail.com
Eyflórsdóttir, Eyrún, Assistant Professor, eyruney@unak.is
Fagundes, Guilherme, Postdoctoral Research Associate Princeton University, gm0258@princeton.edu
Falk, Pedro, University of Calgary, pedrofalk@gmail.com
Favareto, Arilson, UFABC, arilson@uol.com.br
Feijó, Bruno, Pontifícia Universidade Católica – Rio de Janeiro, assessoria@cienciasecognicao.org
Feldman, Luiz, MRE, 71unga2016@gmail.com
Felinto, Erick, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, erickfelinto@gmail.com
Felipe de Oliveira, Bárbara Lais, Phd Student, barbaralfelipe@gmail.com
Felix, Regina, University of North Carolina Wilmington, felixr@uncw.edu
Fernandes, Joyce, Brown University, joyce_fernandes@brown.edu
Fernandes, Padua, Independent Scholar/Researcher, paduafernandes@gmail.com
Ferrari Filho, Fernando, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, ferrari@ufrgs.br
Ferraz de Lima, Solange, Museu Paulista da Universidade de São Paulo, sflima@usp.br
Ferreira, Michael J, Georgetown University, mjf62@georgetown.edu
Ferreira Filho, Ricardo, University of Ottawa, resil104@uottawa.ca
Fila, Marisol, University of Michigan, mafila@umich.edu
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