Fifty Years of Research on Brazil - Curran, Mark J.
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This book is a photographic journey of fifty years of research on Brazil and its folk-popular poetry, the ¿literatura de cordel.¿ The photos taken by the author over these fifty years are divided into three parts: 1. The poets and the printers of ¿cordel¿ 2.The intellectuals, informants and friends associated with the research and 3. The fairs, markets and scenes of folklore related to the research. Each photo, when applicable, is followed by a description of the scene or person. This archive includes many persons and scenes that are no longer present in Brazil thus documenting the reality of…mehr

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This book is a photographic journey of fifty years of research on Brazil and its folk-popular poetry, the ¿literatura de cordel.¿ The photos taken by the author over these fifty years are divided into three parts: 1. The poets and the printers of ¿cordel¿ 2.The intellectuals, informants and friends associated with the research and 3. The fairs, markets and scenes of folklore related to the research. Each photo, when applicable, is followed by a description of the scene or person. This archive includes many persons and scenes that are no longer present in Brazil thus documenting the reality of those times. The book is a companion book to the complete story of the story-poems and their authors seen in his recent ¿Portrait of Brazil in the Twentieth Century - the Universe of the ¿Literatura de Cordel¿¿.
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Mark Curran is a retired professor from Arizona State University where he taught Spanish and Portuguese languages and their respective cultures from 1968 to 2011. His research specialty was Brazil, and he made more than twenty trips to that country to collect Brazil's folk-popular poetry, the "Literatura de Cordel," and study its relationship to Brazilian erudite literature and history. Some twenty-five articles in research journals and eleven books published in Brazil, the United States, and Spain are the results of this endeavor. In retirement since 2011, Curran has written and published eight volumes of memory books from The Farm, growing up in Abilene, Kansas, and Coming of Age with the Jesuits, years of undergraduate and graduate education with the Jesuits, to books recounting travel and study in Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, and Mexico-the latter treating topics he taught at ASU. This book is the latest in the series.