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7 Jan 2015: 2. economic changes: shift from a rural plantation economy to industrial production. ... 2. Economic dependency on Europe still a feature. 3. Landowning aristocracy (Coffee Barons) still reign supreme, espeically in economy and politics.

7 Jan 2015: It was one of the great lessons of my life, a marvelous, poetic step forward”. –

7 Jan 2015: It was one of the great lessons of my life, a marvelous, poetic step forward” – Luis Buñuel (qtd.

7 Jan 2015: a. the social, economic and political context. b. literary context. 2. ... Maintenance of past structures: landed aristocracy, rural plantation society divided between masters and slaves, economic dependency on Europe.

7 Jan 2015: 1. The Historical Conjuncture. a) Political and Ideological Context:. 1950s’ “consciousness of underdevelopment” (Antonio Candido 119), linked to the idea of Brazil as a poor Third World country needing economic restructuring

7 Jan 2015: 1838: the Instituo Histórico e Geográfico Brasileiro. There was a great curiosity about the country, its history, social, economic and commercial life, its ethnology, flora, fauna (Treece 135).

31 Jan 2015: cinematic transnationalism feature at least two qualities: a resistance to globalization as cultural homogenization; and a commitment to ensuring that certain economic realities associated with filmmaking do not eclipse the pursuit

16 Feb 2015: Cinematographies from different continents have at times successfully appropriated each other’s languages for their own political and economic purposes.’.

26 May 2015: Due to economic, social and educational reasons, the number of speakers declined drastically during the last 50 years. ... Traditional language use in these communities is under threat from Nepali and English, the languages of education and economic

10 Jul 2015: sciences were the engine of economic growth in twentieth-century Britain. This had led. ... has been seen by some as crudely applying a natural sciences model of social and economic.