Magazines and Modernity in Brazil: Transnationalisms and Cross-Cultural Exchanges

Cover
Front Matter
	Half-title
	Title page
	Copyright information
	Table of Contents
	List of Figures
	List of Contributors
Chapters Int-C08
	Introduction
		Notes
	Chapter 1 The French Periodical Print Culture In Brazil: A Survey of Catalogues and Mediators (1800–1945)
		French Revues and Magazines in Brazil
		French Magazines Published in Brazil
		Modernism and the Francophonie
		Public Collections and Library Catalogues
		Notes
	Chapter 2 The Transnational Model of Popular Illustrated Magazines: Three Case Studies from Brazil (1900–20)
		Three Case Studies from Brazil
		The Underdog Personifies the Nation
		Notes
	Chapter 3 The Transnational Networks of the Modernist Periodical Print Culture: The Magazine Lumière in the Aftermath of WWI
		A Brazilian in the European Periodical Print Culture
		A Light at the End of the Tunnel: The Magazine Lumière
		‘There are no more nations’: Literature and Pacifism
		Notes
	Chapter 4 Versions of Modernity in the Household Magazine A Casa (1923–45)
		Household Magazines in Brazil
		The Magazine A Casa (The Household)
		Notes
	Chapter 5 Panorama Magazine and the Far- Right in Brazil (1936–37)
		The Magazine Panorama and the Integralist Movement
		The World through the Eyes of the Integralists
		Notes
	Chapter 6 Against Nazi- Fascism in Brazil: The Case of the Magazine Diretrizes (1938–44)
		Authoritarian Thinking in the Estado Novo
		Diretrizes under Azevedo Amaral
		Amaral’s Breakup and Continuity with Genolino Amado
		Diretrizes during World War II
		The End of Diretrizes
		Notes
	Chapter 7 Literary Inquiries and Disputes on Global Modernism: the Debate in Brazil During WWII
		Inquiries, Polls, Surveys
		Inquiries and Polls in the Brazilian Press
		Surveys in the Revista do Brasil
		The Answers
		Notes
	Chapter 8 Modernity and Modernisms in the Magazine Sombra (1940–60)
		The Origins and Profile of Sombra
		Tradition and Modernity in the Eyes of the Elite
		Notes
End Matter
	Index