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This book is structured on the basis of the analysis of Portuguese views on Lusodescendant communities in Southeast Asia, which allows us to glimpse the successive dominant currents in the way of experiencing a space and a community and to guess details of the political and cultural contexts in which the works are produced. The work starts from the origin of the communities of Lusodescendants in Southeast Asia, focusing, in particular, on three surviving communities in Malacca, Tugu and Singapore, which, from the ethnic and linguistic point of view, have the sea as their cradle. Since this is an analysis of the Portuguese gaze, primacy is given to Portuguese studies, and their philosophical, political and cultural frameworks, along with a general outline of the schools of knowledge and the constructions of knowledge.

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Graduated in International Relations, Master in Intercultural Relations and PhD in History, scholarship from the Calouste Gulbenkian and Oriente Foundations and CNC. She was a staff member of the Portuguese Orient Institute and of the Portuguese Embassy in Beijing, and is currently a staff member of the Embassy in Washington. She specialized in Lusodescendence in Asia.