Vol. 32 No. 1 (2023): Temática Livre

Sumário

• Escathology and cosmogonic myth in the novel by Lúcio Cardoso

  Cássia dos Santos

  07-31

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• Gnostic time as a structural factor in Campos de Carvalho’s A lua vem da Ásia

  Arthur Barboza Ferreira

  32-47

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• Esau and Jacob, the history of the Machadian suburbs physiognomies of a carnavalized Brazil

  Ana Clara Magalhães de Medeiros, Augusto Rodrigues da Silva Junior, Rafael Lima Lobo dos Santos

  48-65

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• Divine child and “sertaneja” child Approaching Hermes and Miguilim

  Andre Klojda

  66-83

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• Language in motion the word-image in Marilia Garcia’s poetry

  Leandro Marinho Lares, Andréa Portolomeos

  84-107

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• The third bank shadow

  Rafael Pansica

  108-131

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• Dialogue between history and literature in the contemporary novel by Maria José Silveira

  Elane da Silva Plácido

  132-149

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• From dismay to the liberating renunciation A reading of A cinza das horas, by Manuel Bandeira

  Antônio Máximo Ferraz, Elzio Quaresma Ferreira Filho

  150-170

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• The illusions of the subject in crisis the narrative of A paixão segundo G.H and the limits of subjectivity in capitalist society.

  Bárbara DelRio Araújo , Alex Alves Fogal

  171-185

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• The origin of evil the detective-criminal-victim triad in O sorriso da hiena, by Gustavo Ávila

  João Vitor de Paula Souza

  186-216

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• Capitu, the Bentinho’s Gradiva

  Reginaldo Oliveira Silva

  217-234

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• The fall of phallocentrism from the perspective of the poem “o homem pelado parece triste”, by Bruno Molinero

  Cleidson Frisso Braz

  235-250

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• The critical voice of Cecília Meireles in Romanceiro da inconfidência

  Herbert Sousa de Araujo, Rosângela de Melo Rodrigues

  251-271

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• Woman poetry betrayal and modernist tradition in Assionara Souza

  Brunna Pszdzimirski, Nilcéia Valdati

  272-294

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• The aporia of trauma and the writing of resistance the past that doesn’t pass in O corpo interminável, by Claudia Lage

  Deyse Filgueiras Batista Marques, Renata Rocha Ribeiro

  295-320

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