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M V Rosales

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ID17268
NAMEM V Rosales
GIVEN NAMESM V
FAMILY NAMERosales
SIGNATUREROSALES M V
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Lisbon
ORCID0000-0001-6576-2039
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS14
TOTAL CITATIONS11
AUTHOR COUNT14
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2004
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
H-INDEX2
  • Immigration from the Immigrants’ Perspective: Analyzing Survey Data Collected among Immigrants and Host Society Members

    Open Access•Alice Ramos, Eldad Davidov et al.•ARTICLE•Social Inclusion•2019•Cited by: 2•References: 6

    Immigration has been one of the most crucial global phenomena, changing the fabric of many societies, and a topic of substantial research. Much of this research has focused on how the host society views immigrants and immigration, or on the societal factors influencing the latter. The goal of this thematic issue is to present different studies focusing on various aspects of immigration from a perspective that has not been often viewed under the m…

  • Apresentação do Dossiê

    Open Access•Ceres Karam Brum, M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Século XXI - Revista de Ciências…•2019•Cited by: 1

    Lugar de habitação e de abrigo, a casa, na contemporaneidade, vem desempenhando uma série de novos papéis que ultrapassam o universo privado de indivíduos e grupos, em cenários nacionais e transnacionais de deslocamentos. Ela acompanha as transformações cotidianas e estruturais da vida social e se reinventa ao sabor de novas exigências materiais e simbólicas.Dessa forma, se pensarmos no conjunto de estudos nas Ciências Sociais que remetem à casa,…

  • Circulations: A brief introduction

    M V Rosales, Heather A Horst et al.•ARTICLE•Transitions Journal of Transient…•2018

  • Framing movement experiences: Migration, materiality and everyday life

    M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Transitions Journal of Transient…•2018•Cited by: 2

    This article aims to discuss contemporary migrations from the perspective of material culture. The discussion presented here assumes that material culture plays a significant part in all migration processes by establishing lines of continuity between present and past, confirming and reproducing identity and belonging, framing everyday life and displaying new positioning strategies. Beginning with two snapshots of recent ethnographic fieldwork car…

  • Materiality, migration and cultural diversity

    M V Rosales•CHAPTER•Routledge Handbook on Consumption•2017

    emerging consumer power LiAnneVt

  • “Na realidade, Portugal, Moçambique, Brasil… eu ligo muito à ideia de nação portuguesa”: Ligar o que a vida separou

    Open Access•F Silvano, M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Horizontes Antropológicos•2015

    O texto tem por base uma etnografia realizada com três gerações de três famílias que integraram as elites coloniais portuguesas: a primeira geração partiu de Portugal, nos anos 1950/60, para viver em Moçambique e daí partiu, depois de 1974, para o Brasil, onde já nasceram os membros da terceira geração. Pretende contribuir para uma concepção da noção de diáspora sustentada na observação das práticas e das representações de pessoas concretas em si…

  • Everyone eats: Understanding food and culture by Anderson, Eugene Newton

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Social Anthropology•2015

  • Things and places from the city. Consumption practices, settlement and belonging of second generation migrants in Lisbon

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Sociedade e Cultura•2014

    While much scholarly work has been produced on the complex topic of contemporary migration, there is still relatively little literature on its intersections with material culture and consumption practices. But the impact of migration on material experiences goes beyond attachment to objects from home; it can change peoples’ perceptions of themselves, restructure their patterns of social interaction and, I believe, alter the balance of relationshi…

  • Do it for charity! Radio's mediation of civic engagement among British ex-pats in Portugal

    Open Access•Inês David, M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Ethnography•2014•References: 16

    Following the social life' of broadcasts, to use Marcus' (1995) metaphor, this article explores how self-designated 'expatriates' residing in the south of Portugal use radio to advance efforts in support of local causes of public concern they become involved with as strategies of reterritorialization. Drawing on media ethnography, it argues that the radiophonic mediation of 'charitable' efforts foregrounds the possibilities and limitations of a c…

  • My Umbilical Cord to Goa: Food, Colonialism and Transnational Goan Life Experiences

    M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Food and Foodways•2012•Cited by: 5•References: 9

    This article explores the domestic consumption practices of five Goan Catholic Brahmin families throughout their long migration experience in the twentieth century. It discusses the potentialities of an analysis anchored in ordinary domestic material culture and consumption in general, and in food in particular, for the discussion of their specific trajectories in Goa, Mozambique and Portugal. I argue that food preparation and consumption, along …

  • The domestic work of consumption: Materiality, migration and home-making

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Etnografica•2010

    This article aims to discuss the potentials of an integrated approach to two significant fields of practice: materiality and migration. Based on the results of a preliminary approach to the Portuguese migrant community in Toronto and three previous ethnographies with Portuguese and Indi-Portuguese migrants conducted in Lisbon, Maputo and four Brazilian cities, it intends in particular to explore the various ways in which the home and home-making …

  • Introduction: Consumption and its works

    Open Access•M V Rosales, E M Marques•ARTICLE•Etnografica•2010

    Though fairly recent as a research topic in the Portuguese anthropology context, contemporary material culture and consumption practices have been intensely scrutinized since the 1980s by all social sciences in many academic contexts, generating a plurality of debates that necessarily inspired and influenced the four papers presented in this collection.1 Despite this legacy, they however challenged us to reflect on a classical discussion that, ev…

  • Para além do económico: Apropriações expressivas da cultura material contemporânea

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Comunicação pública•2005•Cited by: 1•References: 3

    Neste artigo apresentam-se, de forma necessariamente breve, os contributos recentes de dois autores que têm vindo a assumir um posicionamento central no âmbito dos estudos sobre consumo. Mais do que um sumário das suas propostas, procura-se que estes dois contributos constituam um convite à reflexão sobre a temática a partir de uma perspectiva que sublinha a necessidade de se equacionarem as práticas de consumo enquanto actividades potencialmente…

  • Maria Antónia Pedroso de Lima. Grandes Famílias Grandes Empresas

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Etnografica•2004

    Uma abordagem etnográfica a contextos de elite representa um desafio intenso e exigente para o cientista social. Como refere João de Pina Cabral no prefácio da obra Grandes Famílias Grandes Empresas de Maria Antónia Pedroso de Lima, as dificuldades inerentes à prática etnográfica, que decorrem da presença inquiridora do investigador, são sentidas com especial acuidade junto dos grupos que, por ocuparem os lugares mais elevados no sistema de estra…

  • My Umbilical Cord to Goa: Food, Colonialism and Transnational Goan Life Experiences

    M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Food and Foodways•2012•Cited by: 5•References: 9

    This article explores the domestic consumption practices of five Goan Catholic Brahmin families throughout their long migration experience in the twentieth century. It discusses the potentialities of an analysis anchored in ordinary domestic material culture and consumption in general, and in food in particular, for the discussion of their specific trajectories in Goa, Mozambique and Portugal. I argue that food preparation and consumption, along …

  • Immigration from the Immigrants’ Perspective: Analyzing Survey Data Collected among Immigrants and Host Society Members

    Open Access•Alice Ramos, Eldad Davidov et al.•ARTICLE•Social Inclusion•2019•Cited by: 2•References: 6

    Immigration has been one of the most crucial global phenomena, changing the fabric of many societies, and a topic of substantial research. Much of this research has focused on how the host society views immigrants and immigration, or on the societal factors influencing the latter. The goal of this thematic issue is to present different studies focusing on various aspects of immigration from a perspective that has not been often viewed under the m…

  • Framing movement experiences: Migration, materiality and everyday life

    M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Transitions Journal of Transient…•2018•Cited by: 2

    This article aims to discuss contemporary migrations from the perspective of material culture. The discussion presented here assumes that material culture plays a significant part in all migration processes by establishing lines of continuity between present and past, confirming and reproducing identity and belonging, framing everyday life and displaying new positioning strategies. Beginning with two snapshots of recent ethnographic fieldwork car…

  • Apresentação do Dossiê

    Open Access•Ceres Karam Brum, M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Século XXI - Revista de Ciências…•2019•Cited by: 1

    Lugar de habitação e de abrigo, a casa, na contemporaneidade, vem desempenhando uma série de novos papéis que ultrapassam o universo privado de indivíduos e grupos, em cenários nacionais e transnacionais de deslocamentos. Ela acompanha as transformações cotidianas e estruturais da vida social e se reinventa ao sabor de novas exigências materiais e simbólicas.Dessa forma, se pensarmos no conjunto de estudos nas Ciências Sociais que remetem à casa,…

  • Para além do económico: Apropriações expressivas da cultura material contemporânea

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Comunicação pública•2005•Cited by: 1•References: 3

    Neste artigo apresentam-se, de forma necessariamente breve, os contributos recentes de dois autores que têm vindo a assumir um posicionamento central no âmbito dos estudos sobre consumo. Mais do que um sumário das suas propostas, procura-se que estes dois contributos constituam um convite à reflexão sobre a temática a partir de uma perspectiva que sublinha a necessidade de se equacionarem as práticas de consumo enquanto actividades potencialmente…

  • Maria Antónia Pedroso de Lima. Grandes Famílias Grandes Empresas

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Etnografica•2004

    Uma abordagem etnográfica a contextos de elite representa um desafio intenso e exigente para o cientista social. Como refere João de Pina Cabral no prefácio da obra Grandes Famílias Grandes Empresas de Maria Antónia Pedroso de Lima, as dificuldades inerentes à prática etnográfica, que decorrem da presença inquiridora do investigador, são sentidas com especial acuidade junto dos grupos que, por ocuparem os lugares mais elevados no sistema de estra…

  • Para além do económico: Apropriações expressivas da cultura material contemporânea

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Comunicação pública•2005•Cited by: 1•References: 3

    Neste artigo apresentam-se, de forma necessariamente breve, os contributos recentes de dois autores que têm vindo a assumir um posicionamento central no âmbito dos estudos sobre consumo. Mais do que um sumário das suas propostas, procura-se que estes dois contributos constituam um convite à reflexão sobre a temática a partir de uma perspectiva que sublinha a necessidade de se equacionarem as práticas de consumo enquanto actividades potencialmente…

  • The domestic work of consumption: Materiality, migration and home-making

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Etnografica•2010

    This article aims to discuss the potentials of an integrated approach to two significant fields of practice: materiality and migration. Based on the results of a preliminary approach to the Portuguese migrant community in Toronto and three previous ethnographies with Portuguese and Indi-Portuguese migrants conducted in Lisbon, Maputo and four Brazilian cities, it intends in particular to explore the various ways in which the home and home-making …

  • Introduction: Consumption and its works

    Open Access•M V Rosales, E M Marques•ARTICLE•Etnografica•2010

    Though fairly recent as a research topic in the Portuguese anthropology context, contemporary material culture and consumption practices have been intensely scrutinized since the 1980s by all social sciences in many academic contexts, generating a plurality of debates that necessarily inspired and influenced the four papers presented in this collection.1 Despite this legacy, they however challenged us to reflect on a classical discussion that, ev…

  • My Umbilical Cord to Goa: Food, Colonialism and Transnational Goan Life Experiences

    M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Food and Foodways•2012•Cited by: 5•References: 9

    This article explores the domestic consumption practices of five Goan Catholic Brahmin families throughout their long migration experience in the twentieth century. It discusses the potentialities of an analysis anchored in ordinary domestic material culture and consumption in general, and in food in particular, for the discussion of their specific trajectories in Goa, Mozambique and Portugal. I argue that food preparation and consumption, along …

  • Things and places from the city. Consumption practices, settlement and belonging of second generation migrants in Lisbon

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Sociedade e Cultura•2014

    While much scholarly work has been produced on the complex topic of contemporary migration, there is still relatively little literature on its intersections with material culture and consumption practices. But the impact of migration on material experiences goes beyond attachment to objects from home; it can change peoples’ perceptions of themselves, restructure their patterns of social interaction and, I believe, alter the balance of relationshi…

  • Do it for charity! Radio's mediation of civic engagement among British ex-pats in Portugal

    Open Access•Inês David, M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Ethnography•2014•References: 16

    Following the social life' of broadcasts, to use Marcus' (1995) metaphor, this article explores how self-designated 'expatriates' residing in the south of Portugal use radio to advance efforts in support of local causes of public concern they become involved with as strategies of reterritorialization. Drawing on media ethnography, it argues that the radiophonic mediation of 'charitable' efforts foregrounds the possibilities and limitations of a c…

  • “Na realidade, Portugal, Moçambique, Brasil… eu ligo muito à ideia de nação portuguesa”: Ligar o que a vida separou

    Open Access•F Silvano, M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Horizontes Antropológicos•2015

    O texto tem por base uma etnografia realizada com três gerações de três famílias que integraram as elites coloniais portuguesas: a primeira geração partiu de Portugal, nos anos 1950/60, para viver em Moçambique e daí partiu, depois de 1974, para o Brasil, onde já nasceram os membros da terceira geração. Pretende contribuir para uma concepção da noção de diáspora sustentada na observação das práticas e das representações de pessoas concretas em si…

  • Everyone eats: Understanding food and culture by Anderson, Eugene Newton

    Open Access•M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Social Anthropology•2015

  • Materiality, migration and cultural diversity

    M V Rosales•CHAPTER•Routledge Handbook on Consumption•2017

    emerging consumer power LiAnneVt

  • Circulations: A brief introduction

    M V Rosales, Heather A Horst et al.•ARTICLE•Transitions Journal of Transient…•2018

  • Framing movement experiences: Migration, materiality and everyday life

    M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Transitions Journal of Transient…•2018•Cited by: 2

    This article aims to discuss contemporary migrations from the perspective of material culture. The discussion presented here assumes that material culture plays a significant part in all migration processes by establishing lines of continuity between present and past, confirming and reproducing identity and belonging, framing everyday life and displaying new positioning strategies. Beginning with two snapshots of recent ethnographic fieldwork car…

  • Immigration from the Immigrants’ Perspective: Analyzing Survey Data Collected among Immigrants and Host Society Members

    Open Access•Alice Ramos, Eldad Davidov et al.•ARTICLE•Social Inclusion•2019•Cited by: 2•References: 6

    Immigration has been one of the most crucial global phenomena, changing the fabric of many societies, and a topic of substantial research. Much of this research has focused on how the host society views immigrants and immigration, or on the societal factors influencing the latter. The goal of this thematic issue is to present different studies focusing on various aspects of immigration from a perspective that has not been often viewed under the m…

  • Apresentação do Dossiê

    Open Access•Ceres Karam Brum, M V Rosales•ARTICLE•Século XXI - Revista de Ciências…•2019•Cited by: 1

    Lugar de habitação e de abrigo, a casa, na contemporaneidade, vem desempenhando uma série de novos papéis que ultrapassam o universo privado de indivíduos e grupos, em cenários nacionais e transnacionais de deslocamentos. Ela acompanha as transformações cotidianas e estruturais da vida social e se reinventa ao sabor de novas exigências materiais e simbólicas.Dessa forma, se pensarmos no conjunto de estudos nas Ciências Sociais que remetem à casa,…

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