No. 54 (2018): Outras alteridades - Alessandra Santana Soares e Barros e Gislene Maria Barral L. F. Silva (Org.)

may/aug. 2018

Published: 2018-05-21

Presentation

• Other alterities: presentation

  Alessandra Santana Soares e Barros, Gislene Maria Barral Lima Felipe da Silva

  11-20

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Thematic Section

• Children’s literature and the politeness alterity left to the next page

  Ivone Silva de Jesus

  21-40

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• Blindness and cruelty in the narrative of Tércia Montenegro

  Milena Magalhães

  41-60

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• Turismo para cegos: old and new symbolisms in a literary work on blindness

  Manoela Cristina Correia Carvalho da Silva, Alessandra Santana Soares e Barros, Miralva dos Santos Silva

  61-83

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• The fracture of otherness in Clarice Lispector’s “Amor” and Sérgio Sant’Anna’s Um crime delicado

  Valter Henrique de Castro Fritsch

  85-99

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• The representation of deceit in literature: living and experiences of deaf and family of deaf

  Bianca Silva Lopes Costa, Sátila Souza Ribeiro

  101-121

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• Hands that dance and translate: poems in Brazilian sign language

  Lodenir Becker Karnopp, Renata Heinzelmann Bosse

  123-141

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• Looking for the splendid crib: the trajectory of a generation in O filho eterno

  William Moreno Boenavides

  143-155

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• The father-son relationship with Down syndrome in O filho eterno and Mallko y papá

  Mariana Cortez, Dinéia Ghizzo Neto Fellini, Rosangela Marcilio Bogoni

  157-174

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• Red like blood, blue like the sky

  Juliana Santos

  175-190

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Free Theme Section

• Literary criticism in contemporary Brazilian periodicals: an initial approximation

  Regina Dalcastagnè

  195-209

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• André Carneiro: science fiction and the boundaries of the literature

  Luciana Martinez

  211-230

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• This virus of science fiction: disease and otherness in the work of Caio Fernando Abreu

  Milena Mulatti Magri

  231-244

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• Black motherhood in Um defeito de cor: literary representation as disruption of nationalism

  Fabiana Carneiro da Silva

  245-275

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• Stela do Patrocínio and the poetics of closure

  Tereza Virginia de Almeida, Letícia de Bonfim

  277-295

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• Under the domain of double: a comparative study of two short stories by Ignácio de Loyola Brandão

  Antonia Marly Moura da Silva, Francisco Edson Gonçalves Leite

  297-318

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• Sexual drift and exile: an essay on Stella Manhattan by Silviano Santiago

  Carlos Henrique Lucas Lima, Marcio Caetano

  319-337

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• Between “ós”, “ais” and “jaguanhenhéns”: voice and language in Antônio Vieira and Guimarães Rosa from Nuno Ramos

  João Guilherme Dayrell de Magalhães Santos

  339-359

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• An Elomarian sertão: identity and modernity in the work of Elomar Figueira Mello

  Helder Canal de Oliveira

  361-392

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• Haroldo de Campos, tradition and parallels with Borges' poetics

  Jorgelina Rivera

  393-407

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• Literature in the Brazilian high school: history, norms and experience in the school

  Mirian Hisae Yaegashi Zappone

  409-433

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• Em câmara lenta, by Renato Tapajós, 40 years: public self-criticism and survival

  Maria Zilda Ferreira Cury, Rogério Silva Pereira

  435-454

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• From body chaos to intimacy exposed: the structure of debauchery in the novel A casa dos budas ditosos by João Ubaldo Ribeiro

  Samuel Lima da Silva, Walnice Aparecida Matos Vilalva

  455-471

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Reports

• Lilia Moritz Schwarcz ”“ Lima Barreto: triste visionário

  Adaylson Wagner Sousa de Vasconcelos

  475-481

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• Luiz Vilela ”“ O filho de Machado de Assis

  Pauliane Amaral

  483-488

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