Cosmopolitanism in the Portuguese-Speaking World

Francisco Bethencourt is Charles Boxer Professor of History at King’s College London. He is the author of Racisms: From the Crusades to the Twentieth Century (Princeton, 2013) and The Inquisition: a Global History, 1478-1834 (Cambridge, 2009).

• PrefaceFrancisco BethencourtAcknowledgementsList of IllustrationsNotes on Contributors1 Cosmopolitanism: The Fortunes of a WordFrancisco BethencourtPart 1: Expansion and Empire2 On Cosmopolitanism and Cross-Culturalism: An Enquiry into the Business Practices and Multiple Identities of the Portuguese Merchants of AmsterdamCatia Antunes3 Pluralism, Violence and Empire: The Portuguese New Christians in the Atlantic WorldToby Green4 Cosmopolitan Bravado: Gendered Agency and the Afro-Atlantic EncounterPhilip J. Havik5 Early Modern Imperialism and CosmopolitanismFrancisco BethencourtPart 2: Early Modern Civility6 Music and Cosmopolitanism in the Early Modern Lusophone WorldDavid R.M. Irving7 Women Writers in an International Context: Was the Marchioness of Alorna (1750–1839) Cosmopolitan?Vanda Anastácio8 Freemasonry and Cosmopolitanism: The Case of Hipólito José da Costa (1774–1823)Paulo H. de M. ArrudaPart 3: Modern Cultural Practices9 Cosmopolitanism versus Internationalism: Távora, Siza and Souto MouraGiovanni Leoni and Howard Sugar10 Cosmopolitan Trends in the Class Structure of Pepetela’s WorkPhillip Rothwell11 Migrant Cosmopolitanism: Ritual and Cultural Innovation among Azorean Immigrants in the usaJoão LealPart 4: Modern Political Practices12 The Appeal of Fascism: Reactionary Cosmopolitanism in Early 20th-Century PortugalAntónio Costa Pinto13 The New Elite, Cosmopolitanism and the Politics of Inequality in Contemporary AngolaRicardo Soares de OliveiraIndex