teatro universitário em coimbra na década de 1980
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2012
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Abstract
After the democratic revolution, alongside with all political changes, the biennium of 1975‑76 was a transition period also rich in diverse cultural experiences and representations. Usually within academic sites, which then integrated a heterogeneous urban young middle class, emerged experiences in the field of theatre, indicating an attitude of independence. This article intends to recognize the strategies developed by a significant sector of students in order to build processes of construction and definition of urban cultural resistance throughout this period.
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| Authors | ;Alexandra Silva |
| Journal | journal of drugs in dermatology : jdd |
| Year | 2012 |
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