Vol. 32 No. 2 (2022): O Mito Literário de Paris

• Introduction

  Andrea Schellino, Aurélia Cervoni, Eduardo Veras, Márcia Arbex, Elen de Medeiros, Marcos Antônio Alexandre (Author)

  9–13

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Dossier: The Literary Myth of Paris

• The Decomposed Paris of Huysmans

  Francesca Guglielmi (Author)

  15–28

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• Modern paris in j.-k. Huysmans’ Prose Poems

  Rubens Vinícius Marinho Pedrosa, Pedro Paulo Garcia Ferreira Catharina (Author)

  29–60

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• Baudelaire-Paris, Creation of a Perceptive and Phantasmagorical Mythology

  Florelle Isal (Author)

  61–82

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• "An Area of Provinces in Paris” The Myth of the Provincial Paris in Paul Bourget’s Work

  Dominique Ancelet-Netter (Author)

  83–103

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• A Guadeloupean in Paris Alexandre Privat d’Anglemont Leads the Investigation

  Danielle Duga (Author)

  104–123

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• The Unusual and Secret Paris of Raymond Queneau, seen as a practice of fraternal style

  Étienne Crosnier (Author)

  124–143

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• Paris or the Beginning of Fiction in Jean-Philippe Toussaint’s Novels

  Martine Motard-Noar (Author)

  144–162

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• A Wanderer by Vocation Continuities and Re-elaborations of Flânerie in Lima Barreto’s Chronicle

  Raoni Schimitt Huapaya (Author)

  163–185

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• Atlas of a Work in Process Osman Lins’ First Trip to Paris

  Fabrícia Walace Rodrigues (Author)

  186–203

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• The Architecture of Urgency the Uneasy Paris of Vida bilingüe de un refugiado español en Francia, by Rafael Alberti

  Margareth Santos, Mayra Moreyra Carvalho (Author)

  204–228

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• In Space We Read Time (Paris, Jacques Austerlitz, W. G. Sebald)

  Kelvin Falcão Klein (Author)

  229–247

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• An Attic in front of Père-Lachaise. After the Winter of Guadalupe Nettel

  María Esther Castillo García (Author)

  248~268

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Varia

• The authoritarian discourse of heteronormative masculinity a dialogical analysis of Nigerian author Amatesiro Dore’s The day he came

  Orison Marden Bandeira de Melo Júnior (Author)

  270–289

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• China Iron’s Adventures Radical Transformations for the end of the World

  Ieda Magri (Author)

  290–311

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• Kindless Alleyways of the Memory Spaces, Urgency and Scarcity in Novels by Evaristo and Ntshingila

  Aline de Mello Sanfelici, Janice Inês Nodari (Author)

  312–332

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• Coetzee’s Kafkas Elizabeth Costello’s last lesson

  Adriano Schwartz (Author)

  333–352

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• Kaleidoscopic dramaturgies Women in the United States Theatre (1910-1930)

  Marcela Lanius (Author)

  353–372

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• “Desespero e desenlace”, by Clarice Lispector Colóquio/Letras Magazine

  Thiago Cavalcante Jeronimo (Author)

  373–392

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• The Neo-Slave Novel and Progressive Eugenics in Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad

  Roberto Ferreira Junior (Author)

  393–414

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Resenhas

• EDMONDSON, Paul; WELLS, Stanley (eds.). All the Sonnets of Shakespeare. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020. 299 p.

  Janaina Mirian Rosa (Author)

  416–419

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