The Lusophone World
This exhibit was created in coordination with the recent Lusophone Fair, held on March 28, 2003, which exposed the university community to the unique cultural and artistic diversity of the Portuguese-speaking world. We have tried to highlight the several areas of the world where Portuguese is a predominant language. See, for example, the case with examples of literature from Portugal, Brazil, and Lusophone Africa. One case also displays the many scholarly contributions of the UGA community to the expansion of understanding the Lusophone world.

The University of Georgia Libraries are pleased to bring you a virtual tour of our current exhibit.

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The Lusophone World
Lusophone Literature: Portugal, Brazil, Africa Portuguese Studies at UGA
Tourism
Brazilian Culture
More Brazilian Culture Lusophone Literature: Mozambique, Malacca, Goa
African Influences Amazonian Highlights

Display sponsored by:

Portuguese Language, Department of Romance Languages
Collection Development, UGA Libraries
Media Department, UGA Libraries


Display design: Laura D. Shedenhelm
Bibliographer for Latin America, Spain & Portugal


Display made possible with loans from:

Dr. Susan Quinlan
Dr. Amélia Hutchinson
Dr. Robert Moser
Regina Félix
Paula Pontes


Photographs by Mary L. Miller,
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Last update: May 8, 2003
Comments to: Laura D. Shedenhelm shedenhe@uga.edu  
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