Recently published : Portuguese Orientalism. The Interplay of Power, Representation and Dialogue in the Nineteenth and Twenthieth Century. Edited by Marta Pacheco and Catarina Apolinário de Almeida, Sussex Academic Press, 2020.

Contents
Series Editors’ Preface ix
Acknowledgments and Cover Illustrations xi
Introducing Portuguese Orientalism 1
Marta Pacheco Pinto
Part I Orientalist Networks of Knowledge
Chapter 1
Orientalism as Mental Cartography: The “Capitalized Wealth of Human Knowledge” and the Unity of Mankind 25
Jean-Pierre Dubost
Chapter 2
Philippines: An Identity Built on Oblivion? An Oblique Asian Belonging to the East and the West, a Spanish Colonial Past and American Neo-Colonialism 45
Axel Gasquet
Chapter 3
“The gentile population is in the same social state today as it was in 1498”: António Lopes Mendes (1835–94), Geoculture and the Sub-Imperialism of Scientists 60
Everton V. Machado
Part II Representations of ‘The Orient’ in Scientific and Literary Discourses
Chapter 4
Studies on the “Portuguese Orient” (India [Goa, Daman and Diu], Macau and Timor) in the Colonial Context: Political and Scientific Programmes (1880s–1960s) 83
Patrícia Ferraz de Matos
Chapter 5
“A Western Light in Eastern Lands”: The Study Missions to the Estado da Índia and the Development of an Indo-Lusotropicalist Rhetoric 108
Joaquim Rodrigues dos Santos
Chapter 6
Belated Orientalism and Ideology in Portuguese Travel Writing on Africa 141
Isadora de Ataíde Fonseca
Chapter 7
Not a “Malae,” Not Quite a “Kwai-Lo”: Language and Hybridity in the Luso-Oriental Third Space 160
Inês Forjaz de Lacerda
Part III The Reception of the East and its Translations
Chapter 8
Abba Samuel and Abba Daniel: Coptic Lives Illuminated by Esteves Pereira’s Translations from Ge’ez 181
Catarina Apolinário de Almeida
Chapter 9
A Perspective on the Near East: Reports in the Portuguese Press about the Discovery of the Tomb of Tutankhamun 200
José das Candeias Sales and Susana Mota
Chapter 10
Asian Drama in Portugal in the 1960s: Six Plays Broadcast on the National
Radio Station 222
Ana Teresa Marques dos Santos
Epilogue
“Portugal and England in Africa” (1891) by Guilherme de Vasconcelos Abreu
Marta Pacheco Pinto 246
The Editors and Contributors 263
Index 268