Vol. 23 No. 45 (2018): Literature and Democracy

Introduction

Introduction

Luis Maffei, Pedro Eiras

5-7
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Literature Articles

Aesthetic regime and literary field: a reading of Jacques Rancière

Lucas Bandeira de Melo Carvalho

8-23
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“Walahé!”; “You should have seen it”: Validating the Truth of Wartime Absurdities in Ahmadou Kourouma’s Allah is Not Obliged

Cecilia Addei

24-44
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“We chose liberty!” – democracy and moral responsibility in 'The Plot Against America', by Phillip Roth

Lilian Reichert Coelho

45-67
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'Amerika' by Franz Kafka: from father to son

Davi Andrade Pimentel

68-91
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Access to Narrative: Reading China Miéville’s 'Embassytown'

Rui Miguel Mesquita

92-105
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The servants’ problem or the “famulagem” question: the domestic service from the perspective of Rio chroniclers in the early twentieth century

Flavia Fernandes de Souza

106-133
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Skies on the ground of the page: image, surface, poetry and politics(Considerations about Carlos de Oliveira)

Mônica Genelhu Fagundes

134-152
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Mateship and egalitarianism in Henry Lawson’s short stories

Déborah Scheidt

153-171
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The right to the “other” memory – on 'Ainda estou aqui', by Marcelo Rubens Paiva

Milena Cláudia Magalhães Santos Guidio

172-189
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The sleepless poet

Fabio Cesar Alves

190-207
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Almeida Garrett rereads Victor Hugo’s 'Notre Dame de Paris': 'O Arco de Sant’Ana' and the experience of masses

Luciene Marie Pavanelo

208-229
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Democracy, totalitarianism, and illiteracy in 'The Reader', by Bernhard Schlink

Luis Junior Costa Saraiva, Elanir França Carvalho, Raquel da Silva Lopes, César Martins de Souza

230-250
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'The best part of me'. The matrimonial epistles by Pêro Andrade Caminha

Ricardo Hiroyuki Shibata

251-277
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'In light of this literary fire': Rui Nunes and other extreme individuals.

Diogo André Barbosa Martins

278-298
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'One more' – notes on politics in Rui Nunes’s work

Vasco Vasconcelos

299-316
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The threshold of democracy in José Saramago’s 'Seeing'

Lígia Bernardino

317-333
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Reviews of Literary Studies books

'A vida de Lima Barreto', by Francisco de Assis Barbosa and 'Lima Barreto: triste visionário', by Lilia Moritz Schwarcz

Marcos Vinícius Scheffel

334-342
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Acknowledgments

About this issue

Equipe Editorial

1-4
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Vol. 23 No. 45 (2018): Literature and Democracy

Introduction

Introduction

Literature Articles

Aesthetic regime and literary field: a reading of Jacques Rancière

“Walahé!”; “You should have seen it”: Validating the Truth of Wartime Absurdities in Ahmadou Kourouma’s Allah is Not Obliged

“We chose liberty!” – democracy and moral responsibility in 'The Plot Against America', by Phillip Roth

'Amerika' by Franz Kafka: from father to son

Access to Narrative: Reading China Miéville’s 'Embassytown'

The servants’ problem or the “famulagem” question: the domestic service from the perspective of Rio chroniclers in the early twentieth century

Skies on the ground of the page: image, surface, poetry and politics(Considerations about Carlos de Oliveira)

Mateship and egalitarianism in Henry Lawson’s short stories

The right to the “other” memory – on 'Ainda estou aqui', by Marcelo Rubens Paiva

The sleepless poet

Almeida Garrett rereads Victor Hugo’s 'Notre Dame de Paris': 'O Arco de Sant’Ana' and the experience of masses

Democracy, totalitarianism, and illiteracy in 'The Reader', by Bernhard Schlink

'The best part of me'. The matrimonial epistles by Pêro Andrade Caminha

'In light of this literary fire': Rui Nunes and other extreme individuals.

'One more' – notes on politics in Rui Nunes’s work

The threshold of democracy in José Saramago’s 'Seeing'

Reviews of Literary Studies books

'A vida de Lima Barreto', by Francisco de Assis Barbosa and 'Lima Barreto: triste visionário', by Lilia Moritz Schwarcz

Acknowledgments

About this issue

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