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ÍNDICE DE AUTORES NOS. 17-20 / AUTHORS INDEX NOS. 17-20

This article presents the author index for issues 17 to 20 of the “RC Internacional” section of the *Revista de Cultura*, bringing together contributions published between January 2005 and October 2006. Rather than constituting an autonomous study, the publication assumes the function of a bibliogra...

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Published in:Review of Culture
Format: Articles
Published: Instituto Cultural de Macau January 2007
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Online Access:https://www.icm.gov.mo/rc/viewer/pdfViewerParts/40021/3732
Summary:This article presents the author index for issues 17 to 20 of the “RC Internacional” section of the *Revista de Cultura*, bringing together contributions published between January 2005 and October 2006. Rather than constituting an autonomous study, the publication assumes the function of a bibliographic tool and editorial guide, articulating a thematic sample marked by global circulations and transcultural interactions between the Portuguese sphere and the Asian world, with emphasis on missionary contacts, regimes of knowledge (botany, cartography, and medicine), and the historical-narrative flows that connect Macau to broader networks. The section gathers works of a historical and cultural nature, from various authors, which explore, for example, expeditions and chronicles (such as Magalhães’s voyage and Pigafetta’s interpretation), dynamics of evangelization and hagiographic production, as well as processes of scientific and sanitary transfer, including the introduction of vaccines and debates on immunization. The article concludes that the organization of the index evidences the methodological coherence underlying the included issues—the comparative reading of sources and the analysis of the transit of people, texts, and knowledge—thereby reinforcing the value of the *Revista de Cultura* as a platform for interdisciplinary research on the history and culture of Macau in the Eurasian context.
ISSN:1682-1106

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