Immanemt Imp : humor in the later works of Jorge Amado / Jon S. Vincent. Ambiguity lost : Jorge Amado's amorte de Quincas Berro Dágua on film / Keith H. Brower -- Striking a balance : Amado and the critics / Bobby J. Chamberlain -- Gabriela, clove and cinnamon : rewriting the discourse of the natives / Joanna Courteau -- Malandro heaven : Amado's utopian vision / Paul B. Dixon -- Bitter harvest : violent oppression in Cacau and terras do sem fim / Sandra L. Dixon -- Dressing down the warrior maiden : plot, perspective, and gender ideology in Tereza Batista cansada de guerra / Ellen H. Douglass -- Vox populi in the novels of Jorge Amado and John Steinbeck -- Earl E. Fitz -- Character in spite of her author : Dona Flor liberates herself from Jorge Amado / Elizabeth Lowe -- Jorge Amado and the classical tradition / Enrique Martinez Vidal -- Jorge and Zélia Amado's long visit to Pennsylvania State University in 1971 / Gerald Moser -- Early Jorge Amado / Celso Lemos de Oliveira -- From Lundu and Modinha to Samba de Enredo and MPB : popular music and the fiction of Jorge Amado / Charles A. Perrone -- Questioning Jorge Amado's fictional women-of-color : Tereza Batista as legend or heroine? / Susan Canty Quinlan -- O sumico da santa [The war of the saints] / Cristina Sáenz de Tejada -- A post-colonial reading of a colonized Malandro / Carmen Chaves Tesser -- Hibridity vs pluralism : culture, race, and aesthetics in Jorge Amado / Nelson H. Vieira -- Immanemt Imp : humor in the later works of Jorge Amado / Jon S. Vincent.
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