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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Brazilian literature"”.
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Social Satire in Brazilian Literature: Seventeenth-Nineteenth Century
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Modernity in Brazilian Literature Written by Women: Maria Benedita Bormann and Emilia Bandeira De Melo (1884--1911)
… and Emilia Bandeira de Melo. It focuses on the Brazilian field of cultural production as a system of power with two objectives. To uncover the cultural politics that regulates the struggle of the intelligentsia in their endeavor to modernize Brazil, demonstrating that the oligarchic power in the …
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Considerações estéticas e políticas na obra de Lima Barreto: a emergência de um contexto biopolítico
… language, representation, the notion of militant literature, narrative space and the concept of Biopower and biopolitics developed by Michael Foucault. Firstly, the methodological form is constructed and how it can play an important and strategic role in our analysis. The genealogy of powers aims …
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A comparative study of the future subjunctive tense in Spanish and Portuguese.
… grammars and three representative novels of Brazilian Literature.
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Participação dos pesquisadores brasileiros de microbiologia, imunologia e parasitogia (MIP) na literatura científica internacional
Two hundred twenty nine brazilian biomedical journals from which were extracts the Microbiological, Imunological and Parasitological (MIP) articles, were examineds. The MIP articles distribution conforms well with the Bradford’s Law The 1977 authors and their articles extracts from the sample were …
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Educational Encounters: (Re)Writing Identity in Twentieth-Century Brazil and the U.S.
… articulations of identity in twentieth-century Brazilian and U.S. fiction through representations of education. Focusing primarily on Afro-descendant and women authors—including James Weldon Johnson, Rachel de Queiroz, Romeu Crusoé, Ralph Ellison, Lygia Fagundes Telles, and Angela Jackson—I …
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Distribuição da literatura científica brasileira: estudo bibliométrico
… law, also called "laws of dispersion of literature" - stands out as one of the most widely known and generalizable. Application of the bibliometric laws has been restricted, nevertheles, mainly to the literatures of the basic sciences and techonology, while the human sciences are less …
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The exploration of appropriate informal settlement intervention in South Africa : contributions from a comparison with Brazil
… relation to those presented in the international literature. I then explore the causes of this contrast through a socio-political comparison of the emergence of informal settlements in the two countries throughout the 20th century, and of·the responses to informal settlement from the various …
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The Byronic Myth in Brazil: Cultural Perspectives on Lord Byron's Image in Brazilian Romanticism
… but also subversive to the nationalistic aims of Brazilian Romanticism. Nearly all of the well known Brazilian Romantics were not only influenced by him, but translated him. Their notion of what it meant to be "Byronic," however, differed from ideas held in Europe. The Brazilian Byronic hero was …
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Anthropophagic Queer: A Study on Abjected Bodies and Brazilian Queer Theory
<p>This project analyzes contemporary Brazilian literature and film in order to discuss queer theory and its ability to resonate with, and bring to light, specifically Brazilian concerns. The main argument of this dissertation is that, on one hand, such ideas and theories may change local …
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From the Dumpster to the Bookshelf: Literature Written by Black Women in Brazil and the Quest for Mobility from 1960 to the Present
… and a collective of black women writers produced literature that defy assigned spaces in Brazilian urban spaces starting in 1960 until the present. I particularly analyze Lélia Gonzalez and Beatriz Nascimentos’ academic essays; Carolina Maria de Jesus’ Quarto de despejo: Diário de uma favelada …
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The work of death in the Americas
This dissertation is a transnational study that argues that a structure of mourning, spoken through and effected by the historical romance, underlies the narrative of national culture as it emerges in the Americas during the early nineteenth century. The writing, consumption and preservation of …