Vol. 6 No. 13 (2014): CHILDHOOD AND POST-COLONIALITY

2nd. sem.: Jul.-Dec. 2014.
Issue date: Nov. 18, 2014.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22409/abriluff.v6i13

Published: 2014-11-18

Introduction

Introduction

Renata Flavia da Silva, Simone Pereira Schmidt

9-10
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Articles

Portuguese literature for children: Aquilino Ribeiro and Matilde Rosa Araújo

Luci Ruas

13-30
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Childhood great shadow

Rafael Santana

31-41
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Childhood and history in João Paulo Borges Coelho’s novels

Nazir Ahmed Can

43-54
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From unreal to poetic: Azarias, an orphan child on the wings of the Ndlati

Elizabeth da Silva Mendonça

55-68
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The waterside between history and story: an analysis of the post-colonial and childhood in the work “Chuva pasmada” (the gapping rain), by Mia Couto

Júlia Zuza

69-79
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Childhood and memory in Ondjaki: flying in time

Izabel Cristina da Rosa Gomes dos Santos

81-94
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Childhood territories in Ondjaki: aesthetic of Angolan post-coloniality

Fernanda Coutinho, Marlúcia Nogueira do Nascimento

95-104
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Childhood as a possibility for lyrism within war anesthetics: an analysis of “Bom dia, camaradas” (good morning, comrades)

Bruno Cardoso

105-117
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Muted voices: can the subaltern speak? (A reading of the short-story “Tio me dá só cem” [just gimme a hundred], by João de Melo)

Danuza Américo Felipe de Lima, Jorge Vicente Valentim

119-133
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Images, narratives and agency. Rehearsing transdisciplinary approaches on representation, childhood and genre

Elena Brugioni

135-148
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Reviews

The lost eye of Camões

Martín López-Vega

151-154
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A book, seven readers

Isabela Braz, Leonardo de Freitas Bezerra Vilela, Louise Ribeiro Cruz, Luís Henrique Gonçalves Vargas, Maria Lúcia Wiltshire de Oliveira, Mariana Neto Silva Andrade, Rita Isadora Pessoa Soares de Lima

155-159
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When the lyric interrupts the epic: “Escuro” (dark), by Ana Luísa Amaral

Maria Irene Ramalho

161-165
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Vol. 6 No. 13 (2014): CHILDHOOD AND POST-COLONIALITY

Introduction

Introduction

Articles

Portuguese literature for children: Aquilino Ribeiro and Matilde Rosa Araújo

Childhood great shadow

Childhood and history in João Paulo Borges Coelho’s novels

From unreal to poetic: Azarias, an orphan child on the wings of the Ndlati

The waterside between history and story: an analysis of the post-colonial and childhood in the work “Chuva pasmada” (the gapping rain), by Mia Couto

Childhood and memory in Ondjaki: flying in time

Childhood territories in Ondjaki: aesthetic of Angolan post-coloniality

Childhood as a possibility for lyrism within war anesthetics: an analysis of “Bom dia, camaradas” (good morning, comrades)

Muted voices: can the subaltern speak? (A reading of the short-story “Tio me dá só cem” [just gimme a hundred], by João de Melo)

Images, narratives and agency. Rehearsing transdisciplinary approaches on representation, childhood and genre

Reviews

The lost eye of Camões

A book, seven readers

When the lyric interrupts the epic: “Escuro” (dark), by Ana Luísa Amaral

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