Surveying Lusophone cultures: Luso-Brazilian women translators in the Circum-Atlantic world

Arts and Humanities

1. Brazilian Portuguese 100%
2. Atlantic world 100%
3. Digital 100%
4. English 100%
5. Transnational 75%
6. Criticism 75%
7. Marginalia 75%
8. Interculturalism 75%
9. Intercultural Dialogue 75%
10. Cultural Exchange 75%
11. Periodicals 75%
12. Early Twentieth Century 75%
13. Crisis 50%
14. Messianic 50%
15. Dissemination 50%
16. Dissemination of Knowledge 50%
17. Digital literature 50%
18. Destiny 50%
19. Similarities 50%
20. Relational 33%
21. E-books 33%
22. Latin American 33%
23. Black Experience 25%
24. Avatar 25%
25. Audio-visual 25%
26. Visual Artist 25%
27. Rio de Janeiro 25%
28. Reflexive 16%
29. Dialogic 16%
30. Transdisciplinary 16%
31. Contemporary Society 16%
32. Cultural Nationalism 16%
33. Science 16%
34. Science of Science 16%
35. Hypertextuality 16%
36. Latinas 16%
37. Dignity 16%
38. Literature 16%
39. Lisbon 16%
40. supremacy 16%
41. Critical cartography 16%
42. American Study 16%
43. Creative Writing 16%
44. Digital culture 16%
45. Research Project 16%
46. Artists 16%