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Antonio J Bacelar da Silva

Associate Professor

University of Arizona

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College of Humanities

Spanish & Portuguese

Antonio J Bacelar Da Silva is currently serving as a College Of Humanities Associate Professor at University of Arizona.

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University of Arizona

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anti-racism portuguese anthropology intersectionality latin american politics latin american research political science racial discrimination african identity black experience contemporary racism linguistics elections comparative politics language teaching applied linguistics general linguistics ethnic studies black politics linguistic theory african diaspora race relations latin american studies bolsonaro election anthropophagous manifesto afro-brazilian history brazilian black activists ethnography international relations cultural anthropology ethnographic theory social anthropology anthropological theory literary history textual practice american humor film criticism comedy studies language policy latin american diaspora indigenous studies interracial relationships diaspora studies diasporic movement identity politics social identity theory racial prejudice racial equity white supremacy literary studies historical scholarship activism afrocentricity black feminism humor detection theoretical linguistics language localisation lingua franca spatial politics indigenous peoples election forecasting political process political competition classroom language plural literary baianities between brown racist convivial humour um lado afro-brazilian electorate sociolinguistics culture sociocultural anthropology cultural diversity intercultural studies african american studies raciolinguistics latin america linguistic anthropology critical race theory race

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Brazilian Black Activists' Anthropophagous Manifesto: Reclaiming Blackness in Afro-Brazilian History and Culture. Anthropology of Reading at Thirty (2024)

anti-racismanthropologyanthropophagous manifestoafro-brazilian historyafrican diasporacolonialismbrazilian black activistscultural studiesafrocentricityethnic studiesafrican american studiesblack experienceafrican identityrace

200 Years of Plural Literary Baianities. Revista Tabuleiro de Letras (2023)

literary historyworld literatureliteratureliterary theoryliterary studieshistorical scholarshiphistorical linguisticstextual practiceplural literary baianitiesliterary criticism

Brazilian Black Activists’ Anthropophagous Manifesto: Reclaiming Blackness in Afro-Brazilian History and Culture. Springer eBooks (2023)

Antonio J. Bacelar da Silva

anti-racismblack feminismafro-brazilian historyanthropophagous manifestocultureblack politicsbrazilian black activistsintersectionalityafrican american studiesblack experiencecritical race theory

Race and Political Communication in Brazil: The Afro-Brazilian Electorate of Salvador. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Communication (2023)

Antonio José Bacelar da SilvaAdelmo dos Santos FilhoMarieli de Jesus PereiraEduardo Joselito da Costa Ribeiro

race relationsracial discriminationspatial politicsafro-brazilian electoratedemographysocial sciencesafrican american studiespolitical communicationpolitical sciencelatin american politicsindigenous peoplescontemporary racismrace

Between Brown and Black. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2022)

Antonio José Bacelar da Silva

anti-racismracial discriminationcultureblack politicsinterracial relationshipsintersectionalityafrican american studiessociologyblack experience

Between Brown and Black: Anti-Racist Activism in Brazil. Rutgers University Press (2022)

anti-racismprotestlatin american researchsocial movementsethnic studiesafrican american studieslatin american politicscontemporary racismactivismbetween brownrace

Housemaids in Disney?: Dissecting Racist Convivial Humour in Brazil. Anthropologica (Ottawa) (2022)

anti-racismamerican humorfilm criticismcultural studieshumor detectionpopular cultureracist convivial humourtheatrecritical race theorycomedy studies

The Subject, the Other, and Black Political Identities Among Afro-Brazilians. Social Identities (2021)

Antonio José Bacelar da SilvaAlba Riva Brito de Almeida

identity politicsanthropologyidentity (social science)social identity theorypolitical sociologysociologyhumanities

Exu is Not Satan – the Dialogics of Memory and Resistance Among Afro-Brazilians. African and Black Diaspora An International Journal (2019)

Antonio José Bacelar da Silva

memoryafrican diasporadiaspora studiesintersectionalityafrican american studiesdiasporic movementafrican identity

PortuguéS De Arremedo. Cadernos de Estudos Linguísticos (2019)

portuguesecultural studieslatin american researchlatin american studiesspanish

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Antonio J Bacelar da Silva

Associate Professor

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Humanities

Spanish & Portuguese

Antonio J Bacelar Da Silva is currently serving as a College Of Humanities Associate Professor at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Antonio J Bacelar da Silva

University of Arizona

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Brazilian Black Activists' Anthropophagous Manifesto: Reclaiming Blackness in Afro-Brazilian History and Culture. Anthropology of Reading at Thirty (2024)

200 Years of Plural Literary Baianities. Revista Tabuleiro de Letras (2023)

literary historyworld literatureliteratureliterary theoryliterary studieshistorical scholarshiphistorical linguisticstextual practiceplural literary baianitiesliterary criticism

Brazilian Black Activists’ Anthropophagous Manifesto: Reclaiming Blackness in Afro-Brazilian History and Culture. Springer eBooks (2023)

Antonio J. Bacelar da Silva

anti-racismblack feminismafro-brazilian historyanthropophagous manifestocultureblack politicsbrazilian black activistsintersectionalityafrican american studiesblack experiencecritical race theory

Race and Political Communication in Brazil: The Afro-Brazilian Electorate of Salvador. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Communication (2023)

Antonio José Bacelar da SilvaAdelmo dos Santos FilhoMarieli de Jesus PereiraEduardo Joselito da Costa Ribeiro

Between Brown and Black. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2022)

Antonio José Bacelar da Silva

anti-racismracial discriminationcultureblack politicsinterracial relationshipsintersectionalityafrican american studiessociologyblack experience

Between Brown and Black: Anti-Racist Activism in Brazil. Rutgers University Press (2022)

anti-racismprotestlatin american researchsocial movementsethnic studiesafrican american studieslatin american politicscontemporary racismactivismbetween brownrace

Housemaids in Disney?: Dissecting Racist Convivial Humour in Brazil. Anthropologica (Ottawa) (2022)

anti-racismamerican humorfilm criticismcultural studieshumor detectionpopular cultureracist convivial humourtheatrecritical race theorycomedy studies

The Subject, the Other, and Black Political Identities Among Afro-Brazilians. Social Identities (2021)

Antonio José Bacelar da SilvaAlba Riva Brito de Almeida

identity politicsanthropologyidentity (social science)social identity theorypolitical sociologysociologyhumanities

Exu is Not Satan – the Dialogics of Memory and Resistance Among Afro-Brazilians. African and Black Diaspora An International Journal (2019)

Antonio José Bacelar da Silva

memoryafrican diasporadiaspora studiesintersectionalityafrican american studiesdiasporic movementafrican identity

PortuguéS De Arremedo. Cadernos de Estudos Linguísticos (2019)

portuguesecultural studieslatin american researchlatin american studiesspanish

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2
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