Maxine L. Margolis Boeken

Women in Fundamentalism examines the striking similarities in three extreme fundamentalist religious communities in their views about and treatment of women

The book explores the significant wave of Brazilian emigration that began in the late 1980s, driven by economic crises. It highlights the experiences of the millions of Brazilians who sought better opportunities abroad, particularly in the United States, Japan, Portugal, and Italy. By 2009, around three million Brazilians had settled overseas, marking a notable shift in the country's migration patterns. The narrative delves into the motivations and challenges faced by these emigrants as they navigated life in foreign lands.

This work features a translation into English using terza rima verse, a structured poetic form with interlocking rhymes. The translation is accompanied by an introduction that provides context and insights into the text, as well as notes that enhance the reader's understanding. Lacy Lockert's approach aims to preserve the original's lyrical quality while making it accessible to a broader audience.