O conjunto de artigos aqui publicados destinam-se a serem trabalhados nos próximos tempo no âmbito do projeto de investigação “Lusotopia pós-colonial”.
cada um dos posts será alvo duma leitura crítica.
É uma publicação da Universidade de Standford, feita em 2007 e revista em 2012
A bibliografia usada nos textos é a seguinte:
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Pedro Pereira Leite
Researcher and professor. He had his PhD. on museology in 2011, with the title “Muss-amb-ike Homeland: The commitment on musicological process”, that was published in 2011. In 2012 he finishes a Post-PhD Research on "Biographical Glances: The intersubjectivity poetry on museology, at Lusófona University (Lisbon). Presently he is working in his Post PhD. Research about: “Global Heritages" with the aims to build a network on local cognizance and memory manager has a tool to build the will of action in 3 different communities, linked by past communed heritages.” He works at CES. He participates on different Research network, presented papers in national and international conferences, and had published books on research subjects.
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