Vol. 35 No. 2 (2026): Temática Livre: Prosa

Chief Editor: Carolina Serra Azul.

Published: 2026-06-26

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Apresentação

Apresentação

Carolina Serra Azul

8-10
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Artigos

The Structural Split of “Lucinda – A Mucama” Slavery and the Recategorization of the Sentimental Narrative

Rodrigo Cerqueira

11-27
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The Emperor as The Villain The Representation of Pedro II in Raul Pompeia’s Novel As Joias da Coroa (1882)

Larissa de Assumpção

28-46
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Braga's first chronicles (1928-1933)

Arthur Vonk

47-58
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Melancholy as an aesthetic inflection in Clarice Lispector

Thaynah Betini, Gaspar Leal Paz

58-73
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The Vegetals in “Onde estivestes de noite”, by Clarice Lispector The Politics of The Accursed Part

Fabrício Lemos da Costa

74-84
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Minimal Life and Territory Without Command The Historical Meaning of Guimarães Rosa’s Last Stories

Maurício Reimberg

85-101
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“Day of the prey, day of the hunter” The Convulsing Archive of the Brazilian Dictatorship in Sempreviva, by Antonio Callado

Leonardo Brandão de Oliveira Amaral

102-116
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The Lúcia Mccartney Case Considerations on Brazilian Cultural Life Under the Military Regime Based on a Short Story by Rubem Fonseca

Rubens Corgozinho

117-133
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“What will love be like for rude people?” Some notes on Cacaso’s prose

Matheus Tomaz

134-148
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Torture and Enforced Disappearance in the Short Story “Dôia na janela” by Roberto Drummond

Arnaldo Franco Junior

149-165
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A Body in Ruins or the Stigma of Prostitution in O voo da guará vermelha, by Maria Valéria Rezende

Juliane de Sousa Elesbão

166-176
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Defying the Door of No Return the Afro-Diasporic Proverbs of Carolina Maria de Jesus and Mãe Stella de Oxóssi

Fabiana Carneiro da Silva

177-195
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Breasts for them masculinity crisis and pharmaco-necropolitics in “Ginecomastos”, by Amara Moira

Flávia Guerra Rocha Campos, Flávia Andréa Rodrigues Benfatti

196-207
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Victor Heringer and the invention of a neighborhood

Brunno Abrahão Soares dos Santos

208-217
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O segredo das larvas The Spatialization of Power in a Dystopian World

Katia Bezerra

218-231
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Uncanny and Dandysm In João do Rio’s Fiction

Gilda Vilela Brandão

232-247
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Vol. 35 No. 2 (2026): Temática Livre: Prosa

Full Issue

Apresentação

Apresentação

Artigos

The Structural Split of “Lucinda – A Mucama” Slavery and the Recategorization of the Sentimental Narrative

The Emperor as The Villain The Representation of Pedro II in Raul Pompeia’s Novel As Joias da Coroa (1882)

Braga's first chronicles (1928-1933)

Melancholy as an aesthetic inflection in Clarice Lispector

The Vegetals in “Onde estivestes de noite”, by Clarice Lispector The Politics of The Accursed Part

Minimal Life and Territory Without Command The Historical Meaning of Guimarães Rosa’s Last Stories

“Day of the prey, day of the hunter” The Convulsing Archive of the Brazilian Dictatorship in Sempreviva, by Antonio Callado

The Lúcia Mccartney Case Considerations on Brazilian Cultural Life Under the Military Regime Based on a Short Story by Rubem Fonseca

“What will love be like for rude people?” Some notes on Cacaso’s prose

Torture and Enforced Disappearance in the Short Story “Dôia na janela” by Roberto Drummond

A Body in Ruins or the Stigma of Prostitution in O voo da guará vermelha, by Maria Valéria Rezende

Defying the Door of No Return the Afro-Diasporic Proverbs of Carolina Maria de Jesus and Mãe Stella de Oxóssi

Breasts for them masculinity crisis and pharmaco-necropolitics in “Ginecomastos”, by Amara Moira

Victor Heringer and the invention of a neighborhood

O segredo das larvas The Spatialization of Power in a Dystopian World

Uncanny and Dandysm In João do Rio’s Fiction

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