Crime, Exoticism, and Perversion in João do Rio
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https://doi.org/10.17851/2317-2096.20.3.149-157Keywords:
João do Rio, crime, Modernidade.Abstract
Breve análise de três contos de João do Rio, publicados em Dentro da noite. O estudo destaca-lhes os traços que permitem ler nesse autor as relações entre as novas normas de urbanidade e de cosmopolitismo, vigentes a partir da reforma urbana do Rio de Janeiro, e as marcas de exotismo e perversão manifestas nas situações narrativas e nas personagens.
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