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Special EP: AAA AnthroDay - Lélia Gonzalez Campo - um podcast de antropologia

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This is a special episode developed for the AnthroDay (February 17, 2022) promoted by American Anthropological Association (AAA). In this episode, we present the work of the Brazilian intellectual Lélia Gonzalez. We chose to speak of Lélia Gonzalez because of her importance to Social Sciences in Brazil and for her political activism. As part of AAA AnthroDay, we thought this episode would be an excellent opportunity to present Gonzalez’s Works outside Brazil. The reflections presented here were first recorded in Portuguese by Paula Lacerda

For more information and the transcription of the episode: https://www.podcastdeantropologia.com.br

Instagram: @campopodcast

For more information about AnthroDay: https://www.americananthro.org/anthroday

Credits:

Presentation, research and edition: Carol Parreiras

Concepcion and research: Paula Lacerda

Review of English version: Juliana Valente

Overture: Growth, by geovanebruny, available at PixaBay.

Music: Identidade, by Jorge Aragão (instrumental version)

Lélia Gonzalez, 11/20/1983, available at CULTNE (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFnvKcsLqJI&t=89)

Cover imagem: Lélia Gonzalez, by Cezar Loureiro



References:

RATTS, Alex; RIOS, Flavia. Lélia Gonzalez. São Paulo: Selo Negro, 2010.

______: Lélia Gonzalez e seu lugar na antropologia brasileira – Ciclo aulas abertas da Antropologia/UNICAMP. Disponível via: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfYuz2FY03A&t=265s Acesso: 24 de setembro de 2021.

GONZALEZ, Lélia. Por um feminismo afro-latino-americano: ensaios, intervenções e diálogos. In.: RIOS, Flavia; LIMA, Marcia (orgs). Rio de Janeiro: Zahar, 2020.

GONZALEZ, Lélia; HASENBALG, Carlos. Lugar de negro. Rio de Janeiro: Editora Marco Zero Limitada, 1982.

BARRETO, Raquel. Amefricanity. The black feminism of Lélia Gonzalez. Radical Philosophy. Available at https://www.radicalphilosophy.com/commentary/amefricanity

RIOS, Flávia. Améfrica Ladina: The Conceptual Legacy of Lélia Gonzalez (1935–1994). LASA Forum, 50:3. Available at https://forum.lasaweb.org/files/vol50-issue3/Dossier-Lelia-Gonzalez-8.pdf

This is a special episode developed for the AnthroDay (February 17, 2022) promoted by American Anthropological Association (AAA). In this episode, we present the work of the Brazilian intellectual Lélia Gonzalez. We chose to speak of Lélia Gonzalez because of her importance to Social Sciences in Brazil and for her political activism. As part of AAA AnthroDay, we thought this episode would be an excellent opportunity to present Gonzalez’s Works outside Brazil. The reflections presented here were first recorded in Portuguese by Paula Lacerda

For more information and the transcription of the episode: https://www.podcastdeantropologia.com.br

Instagram: @campopodcast

For more information about AnthroDay: https://www.americananthro.org/anthroday

Credits:

Presentation, research and edition: Carol Parreiras

Concepcion and research: Paula Lacerda

Review of English version: Juliana Valente

Overture: Growth, by geovanebruny, available at PixaBay.

Music: Identidade, by Jorge Aragão (instrumental version)

Lélia Gonzalez, 11/20/1983, available at CULTNE (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFnvKcsLqJI&t=89)

Cover imagem: Lélia Gonzalez, by Cezar Loureiro



References:

RATTS, Alex; RIOS, Flavia. Lélia Gonzalez. São Paulo: Selo Negro, 2010.

______: Lélia Gonzalez e seu lugar na antropologia brasileira – Ciclo aulas abertas da Antropologia/UNICAMP. Disponível via: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfYuz2FY03A&t=265s Acesso: 24 de setembro de 2021.

GONZALEZ, Lélia. Por um feminismo afro-latino-americano: ensaios, intervenções e diálogos. In.: RIOS, Flavia; LIMA, Marcia (orgs). Rio de Janeiro: Zahar, 2020.

GONZALEZ, Lélia; HASENBALG, Carlos. Lugar de negro. Rio de Janeiro: Editora Marco Zero Limitada, 1982.

BARRETO, Raquel. Amefricanity. The black feminism of Lélia Gonzalez. Radical Philosophy. Available at https://www.radicalphilosophy.com/commentary/amefricanity

RIOS, Flávia. Améfrica Ladina: The Conceptual Legacy of Lélia Gonzalez (1935–1994). LASA Forum, 50:3. Available at https://forum.lasaweb.org/files/vol50-issue3/Dossier-Lelia-Gonzalez-8.pdf

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