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Leal, João (2015): Festivals, Group Making, Remaking and Unmaking, Ethnos: Journal of Anthropology, DOI: 10.1080/00141844.2014.989870.

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Marujo, Manuela. “Grandmothers and the Mother Tongue of the Portuguese Diaspora.” A Mulher nos Açores e nas Comunidades / Women in the Azores and in the Immigrant Communities Vol III. Simas, Rosa ed. Ponta Delgada: Empresa Gráfica Açoreana, 2003. 547-553

Patrick, Oona. “Provincetown Arts: Interview with Vamberto Freitas: Contemporary Azorean and Luso-American Writing.” Imaginários Luso-Americanos e Açorianos: do outro lado do espelho. Macaronésia Editores, Ponta Delgada, 2010.

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Student Research Papers

Nason, Jennifer. The Importance of the Holy Ghost Festival for Azorean-Americans. 2011

Nigh, Matthew. Challenging Açorianidade’s isolationism through art: The Walk&Talk Festival. 2011