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UNISA996320722103316 |
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Brazil 2001 : a revisionary history of Brazilian literature and culture / / João Cezar de Castro Rocha, guest editor |
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Dartmouth, Massachusetts : , : Tagus Press, Center for Portuguese Studies and Culture, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, , 2001 |
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©2001 |
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xxviii, 758 pages : illustrations ; ; 23 cm |
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Portuguese literary and cultural studies, , 1521-804X ; ; 4/5 (Spring/Fall 2000) |
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Brazilian literature - History and criticism |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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Nota di bibliografia |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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Nota di contenuto |
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; Introduction— ”There is no Brazil”: a poet’s writing of cultural history / João Cezar de Castro Rocha -- Gilberto Freyre : 100 Years -- Sea full of waves : ambiguity and modernity in Brazilian culture / Ricardo Benzaquen de Araujo -- Road to Casa-Grande. Itineraries by Gilberto Freyre / Enrique Rodríguez Larreta -- UNESCO project : social sciences and race studies in Brazil in the 1950s / Marcos Chor Maio -- Mansions and the shanties : “The flesh and the stone” in nineteenth-century Brazil / Mary Del Priore -- Origins and errors of Brazilian cordiality / João Cezar de Castro Rocha -- ; Literature -- Theater of the impressed : the Brazilian stage in the nineteenth century / Ross G. Forman -- Gonçalves Dias / José Luís Jobim -- Memoirs of a militia sergeant : a singular novel / Marcus Vinicius Nogueira Soares -- Iracema : the Tupinization of Portuguese / Ivo Barbieri -- Machado de Assis and The posthumous memoirs of Brás Cubas / Bluma Waddington Vilar -- Rebellion in the backlands : landscape with figures / Walnice Nogueira Galvão -- Patriot : the exclusion of the hero full of character / Beatriz Resende -- Plantation boy : the memory of loss / Heloisa Toller Gomes -- Monteiro Lobato Today—Semicolon / Silviano Santiago -- Contemporary Brazilian women’s autobiography and the forgotten case of Adalgisa Nery / Sabrina Karpa-Wilson -- Devil to pay in the backlands and João Guimarães Rosa’s quest of universality / Kathrin H. |
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Rosenfield -- Archives and memories of Pedro Nava / Eneida Maria de Souza -- Hour of the star or Clarice Lispector's Trash hour / Italo Moriconi -- Case of Rubem Fonseca-The search for reality / Karl Erik Schollhammer -- João Cabral in perspective / Antonio Carlos Secchin -- Two poetics, two moments / Heloísa Buarque de Hollanda -- Brazilian fiction today : a point of departure / Therezinha Barbieri -- Brief introduction to contemporary Afro-Brazilian women’s literature / Maria Aparecida Ferreira de Andrade Salgueiro -- Down with Tordesilhas! / Jorge Schwartz -- ; Culture -- Politics as history and literature / Valdei Lopes Araujo -- Manoel Bomfim : the state and elites seen as parasites of the people-nation / Roberto Ventura -- Dom João VI no Brasil / Luiz Costa Lima -- Citizenship in Rui Barbosa : “A questão social e política no Brasil” / Tarcisio Costa -- ‘‘Portrait of Brazil’’ in the postmodern context / Tereza Virginia de Almeida -- USA and Brazil : capitalism and pre-capitalism according to Oliveira Vianna / Ângela de Castro Gomes -- Raymundo Faoro’s roundabout voyage in Os donos do poder / Marcelo Jasmin -- America, joy of man’s desiring : a comparison of Visão do Paraíso with Wilderness and paradise in Christian thought / Robert Wegner -- Florestan Fernandes : memory and utopia / Carlos Guilherme Mota -- Discovering “Brazil’s soul” : a reading of Luís da Câmara Cascudo / Margarida de Souza Neves -- Theater of politics : the king as character in the imperial Brazilian state—A reading of A Construção da ordem : a elite política imperial and teatro de sombras : a política imperial / Lilia K. Moritz Schwarcz -- References, responsibilities and reading : a época pombalina / Marcus Alexandre Motta -- Nation’s borders and the construction of plural identities : carnivals, rogues and heroes or Roberto DaMatta and the in-between place of Brazilian culture / Valter Sinder -- ; Cultural intermediaries -- Who Was Pero Vaz de Caminha? / Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht -- José de Anchieta : performing the history of Christianity in Brazil / César Braga-Pinto -- Guidelines for reading Vieira / João Adolfo Hansen -- Image of Brazil in Robinson Crusoe / Marcus Vinicius de Freitas -- Ferdinand Denis and Brazilian literature : a successful tutelary relationship / Maria Helena Rouanet -- “Watercolors of Brazil” : Jean Baptiste Debret’s Work / Vera Beatriz Siqueira -- Stefan Zweig’s Brazil, land of the future : a topic of debate / Cléia Schiavo Weyrauch -- Elizabeth Bishop as cultural intermediary / Paulo Henriques Britto -- Roger Bastide and Brazil : at the crossroads between viewpoints / Fernanda Peixoto -- Logic of the backward and the boomerang effect : the case of Ziembinski / Victor Hugo Adler Pereira -- Otto Maria Carpeaux / Olavo de Carvalho -- Foreigner / Gustavo Bernardo -- Back to the Tristes Tropiques : notes on Lévi-Strauss and Brazil / Roberto DaMatta -- ; Literary history and literary criticism -- Brazilian literary historiography : its beginnings / Roberto Acízelo de Sousa -- Between two histories : from Sílvio Romero to José Veríssimo / Regina Zilberman -- “Abstract Brazilian” : Antonio Candido’s Malandro as national persona / K. David Jackson -- Roberto Schwarz’ dialectical criticism / Regina Lúcia de Faria -- Hybrid criticism and historical form / Raúl Antelo. |
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Sommario/riassunto |
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In one of his most intriguing poems, Carlos Drummond de Andrade provides inspiration for this current volume of Portuguese Literary & Cultural Studies - Brazil 2001: A Revisionary History of Brazilian Literature and Culture. The poem, called “Hino Nacional,” is a paradoxical reconstruction of variegated efforts aimed at the building of the nation. In the final lines of the poem, however, it is “Brazil” - as an impossible Kantian thing-in-itself - that emerges and refuses all attempts to grasp its essence:Brazil does not want us! It is sick and tired of us!Our Brazil is in the afterworld. This is not Brazil. There is no |
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Brazil. By any chance, are there Brazilians?" -- Publisher's description. |
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