P Armstrong
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 21118 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | P Armstrong |
| NOMBRES | P |
| APELLIDO | Armstrong |
| FIRMA | ARMSTRONG P |
| AFILIACIONES | California State University Los Angeles |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3042-3074 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Supplemental Material for Field-Specific Ability Beliefs as an Explanation for Gender Differences in Academics’ Career Trajectories
an aggregated ORCID public data file [2] and also made available on demand to ORCID member institutions.The most recent version of ORCID public data were accessed on February 18, 2021
O porta-voz da polifonia
Examinamos o uso pragmático do conceito de etnicidade, conforme conotações contextuais e inserções sócio-políticas específicas. Contrastam-se os usos mais correntes nos EUA e no Brasil. Enfocamos estes usos em relação à política cultural do governo Lula e ao desenvolvimento dos estudos afro. Argüi-se que, como ministro da cultura, Gilberto Gil exerce um papel simbólico central na relação entre estes dois campos. A filosofia socio-estética do trop…
Afro-Latin Carnival and the Carnivalesque in the African American Novel
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Reading the ethnic Other
Bahian carnival and social carnivalesque in trans-Atlantic context
This article outlines strands of carnival theory from Bakhtin to Black Atlantic and East African post-colonial scholarship, then describes the carnival of Bahia, Brazil. In New World carnivals, race is a critical rhetorical category in the exchange between everyday authority and the subaltern cultures whose energies manifest in the event. The most racially self-conscious of such carnivals, the Bahian carnival is generally considered a beacon of A…
Carnival praxis, carnivalesque strategies and Atlantic interstices
Somo crioulo doido e somo bem legal Temos cabelo duro e so no black pau Que bloco e esse? Eu quero saber. E o mundo negro que viemos mostrar pra voce. Branco, se voce soubesse o valor que o preto t
Essaying the real
American and European reception of creative art from the developing world is usually framed by the assumption that it has a testimonial value and points to a collective condition. The expectation h
The creative constraints of tradition
The historic 2002 election victory of the Workers Party in Brazil promised a more democratic cultural policy. A key symbol of change was the appointment as Minister of Culture of Gilberto Gil, pop star of the 1960s tropicalist counter-culture movement, organic activist of the Afro-centric carnival of Bahia state and Green Party politician. In racial and cultural politics, the moment coincides with steady assimilation into the Brazilian academic l…
Borim, Dario, Jr.Perplexidades
Cunha, Maria Clementina Pereira, org. Carnavais e outras f(r)estas Ensaios de historia social da cultura. Campinas, SP
Pragmatic, Dynamic, Subjective
Third World Literary Fortunes
The Brazilianists' Brazil
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
The aesthetic escape hatch
Introduction: Bahian carnaval The carnaval of Salvador, capital of Bahia State in Brazil, has grown immensely in popularity in recent years, so that it now rivals the more famous Rio carnaval in terms of numbers of visitors. Carnaval culture—music, dance, consumption and consequent entrepreneurial opportunities—has spread to the whole calendar of annual and weekly festivities, religious and secular, and has transformed Bahian society both in term…
A comparison of program and contraceptive use continuation rates in a family planning clinic
Programs and contraceptive use continuation rates were obtained for a rural Georgia family planning clinic. Program continuation is a measurement of maintenance of clinic attendance, while use continuation is related to actual use of effective contraceptives regardless of clinic activity status. Program continuation rates ranged from 0.77 at 12 months to 0.48 at 36 months. Contraceptive use continuation rates were 0.78 at 12 months and 0.58 at 36…
Bahian carnival and social carnivalesque in trans-Atlantic context
This article outlines strands of carnival theory from Bakhtin to Black Atlantic and East African post-colonial scholarship, then describes the carnival of Bahia, Brazil. In New World carnivals, race is a critical rhetorical category in the exchange between everyday authority and the subaltern cultures whose energies manifest in the event. The most racially self-conscious of such carnivals, the Bahian carnival is generally considered a beacon of A…
Carnival praxis, carnivalesque strategies and Atlantic interstices
Somo crioulo doido e somo bem legal Temos cabelo duro e so no black pau Que bloco e esse? Eu quero saber. E o mundo negro que viemos mostrar pra voce. Branco, se voce soubesse o valor que o preto t
The aesthetic escape hatch
Introduction: Bahian carnaval The carnaval of Salvador, capital of Bahia State in Brazil, has grown immensely in popularity in recent years, so that it now rivals the more famous Rio carnaval in terms of numbers of visitors. Carnaval culture—music, dance, consumption and consequent entrepreneurial opportunities—has spread to the whole calendar of annual and weekly festivities, religious and secular, and has transformed Bahian society both in term…
Afro-Latin Carnival and the Carnivalesque in the African American Novel
This article examines the overlap of conceptions of blackness and the carnivalesque in a pan-American context, from the popular praxis of Brazil, where carnival stands as a performative narrative of popular identity, to prominent works in African-American literature featuring abstract notions of the carnivalesque. Seminal theories of carnival and their relation to performance theory and the revitalization of festivals in the West are briefly outl…
A comparison of program and contraceptive use continuation rates in a family planning clinic
Programs and contraceptive use continuation rates were obtained for a rural Georgia family planning clinic. Program continuation is a measurement of maintenance of clinic attendance, while use continuation is related to actual use of effective contraceptives regardless of clinic activity status. Program continuation rates ranged from 0.77 at 12 months to 0.48 at 36 months. Contraceptive use continuation rates were 0.78 at 12 months and 0.58 at 36…
A comparison of program and contraceptive use continuation rates in a family planning clinic
Programs and contraceptive use continuation rates were obtained for a rural Georgia family planning clinic. Program continuation is a measurement of maintenance of clinic attendance, while use continuation is related to actual use of effective contraceptives regardless of clinic activity status. Program continuation rates ranged from 0.77 at 12 months to 0.48 at 36 months. Contraceptive use continuation rates were 0.78 at 12 months and 0.58 at 36…
The aesthetic escape hatch
Introduction: Bahian carnaval The carnaval of Salvador, capital of Bahia State in Brazil, has grown immensely in popularity in recent years, so that it now rivals the more famous Rio carnaval in terms of numbers of visitors. Carnaval culture—music, dance, consumption and consequent entrepreneurial opportunities—has spread to the whole calendar of annual and weekly festivities, religious and secular, and has transformed Bahian society both in term…
The Brazilianists' Brazil
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Third World Literary Fortunes
Cunha, Maria Clementina Pereira, org. Carnavais e outras f(r)estas Ensaios de historia social da cultura. Campinas, SP
Pragmatic, Dynamic, Subjective
The creative constraints of tradition
The historic 2002 election victory of the Workers Party in Brazil promised a more democratic cultural policy. A key symbol of change was the appointment as Minister of Culture of Gilberto Gil, pop star of the 1960s tropicalist counter-culture movement, organic activist of the Afro-centric carnival of Bahia state and Green Party politician. In racial and cultural politics, the moment coincides with steady assimilation into the Brazilian academic l…
Borim, Dario, Jr.Perplexidades
Essaying the real
American and European reception of creative art from the developing world is usually framed by the assumption that it has a testimonial value and points to a collective condition. The expectation h
Reading the ethnic Other
Bahian carnival and social carnivalesque in trans-Atlantic context
This article outlines strands of carnival theory from Bakhtin to Black Atlantic and East African post-colonial scholarship, then describes the carnival of Bahia, Brazil. In New World carnivals, race is a critical rhetorical category in the exchange between everyday authority and the subaltern cultures whose energies manifest in the event. The most racially self-conscious of such carnivals, the Bahian carnival is generally considered a beacon of A…
Carnival praxis, carnivalesque strategies and Atlantic interstices
Somo crioulo doido e somo bem legal Temos cabelo duro e so no black pau Que bloco e esse? Eu quero saber. E o mundo negro que viemos mostrar pra voce. Branco, se voce soubesse o valor que o preto t
Afro-Latin Carnival and the Carnivalesque in the African American Novel
This article examines the overlap of conceptions of blackness and the carnivalesque in a pan-American context, from the popular praxis of Brazil, where carnival stands as a performative narrative of popular identity, to prominent works in African-American literature featuring abstract notions of the carnivalesque. Seminal theories of carnival and their relation to performance theory and the revitalization of festivals in the West are briefly outl…
O porta-voz da polifonia
Examinamos o uso pragmático do conceito de etnicidade, conforme conotações contextuais e inserções sócio-políticas específicas. Contrastam-se os usos mais correntes nos EUA e no Brasil. Enfocamos estes usos em relação à política cultural do governo Lula e ao desenvolvimento dos estudos afro. Argüi-se que, como ministro da cultura, Gilberto Gil exerce um papel simbólico central na relação entre estes dois campos. A filosofia socio-estética do trop…
Supplemental Material for Field-Specific Ability Beliefs as an Explanation for Gender Differences in Academics’ Career Trajectories
an aggregated ORCID public data file [2] and also made available on demand to ORCID member institutions.The most recent version of ORCID public data were accessed on February 18, 2021
Art (10 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Aesthetics (4 obras) · History (4 obras) · Humanities (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Philosophy (4 obras) · Carnivalesque (3 obras) · Cultural, Media, and Literary Studies (3 obras)