O semelhante
by Elisa Lucinda
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"Title represents the way Lucinda views issues of race, gender, class, and nation: not the Other but the Same, in the voices of Zumbi and Grande Othelo, and in 'Mulata Exportação.' National identity is represented in 'Por Mea Copa Mea Máxima Copa' and 'Deus, o Cara.'"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.
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