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Ferreira de Castro’s 'Emigrantes': An anarchist Portuguese novel responds to the myth of the ‘Brasileiro’

An article on Portugese anarchism and Ferreira de Castro’s nove Emigrantes.

Submitted by wojtek on November 9, 2018

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anarchiststudies26.1_01de_goes.pdf (199.93 KB)
  • Brazil
  • Portugal
  • literature
  • Plínio de Góes Jr
  • Ferreira de Castro
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