Essays
These essays describe the students' thoughts
about different places in Brazil as they spent their term abroad studying and
learning through experience.
Recife
and Pernambuco State:
Informal Sector on the
Beach in Recife By Havi Asch
Pernambuco:
Feeling Like a Tourist in an Area of African Descent, By Aracely Ruiz
Recife:
Paradise or Not? By Marisa Post
Northeastern
Culture: Dancing Ciranda in Old Recife by Dapo Akinleye
A
First Time Feeling: Being a tourist
in Caruaru By Sara Donahue
Salvador:
Forms
of Resistance: A Look at Bahia
By Reneé Rinaldi
Salvador:
Black Pride and Tourism
By Aracely Ruiz
Sex
and Tourism in Salvador By
Marissa Post
The
Real Brazil: Salvador da Bahia By Dapo Akinleye
What I Love about Salvador By
Vanessa Berman
Salvador
da Bahia: Religion and Celebration By Chirlie Felix
Ouro
Preto
At
Home in Ouro Preto
By Havi Asch
Historical
Treasures: Finding Culture Where You Don’t Expect It By Javi Hairston
Ouro
Preto: Feeling Black Solidarity By
Aracely Ruiz
Rainforest:
Nature Destruction
and Preservation: Where is the
Balance? By Dapo Akinleye
Eco-tourism:
Is It Harmful?
By Marissa Post
Mixed
Feelings by Dapo Akinleye
Manaus
Land of Contradictions:
Manaus and the Amazon
By Orly Amir
New
Identities
Where am I now?
By Havi Asch
Who am I After
Brazil?
By Javi Hairston
"Morena,
Morena" by Javi Hairston
Brazil
"Morena,
Morena" by Javi Hairston
Sao Paulo:
Tourism,
Work and Study in Ouro Preto and São Paulo
By Vanessa Berman
Comfort
Comparisons: Ouro Preto and São Paulo By Melissa Post
Morena,
Morena by Javi Hairston
Students, Guests, or Tourists
A
First Time Feeling: Being a Tourist in Caruaru By Sara
Donohue
Am I a
Tourist or Guest? Studying Abroad in Brazil By Renée Rinaldi
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Home Again
Sara
Donahue
Aracely
Ruiz
Abstracts
from 1998-2001 Student Research Projects
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