Vol. 24 No. 2 (2019)

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Published: 2019-11-21

Formato Epub

v. 24, n. 2 (2019)
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Staff

Expediente

01-07
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Editorial

Words spoken set free

Bianca Rosina Mattia, Daniela Stoll, Elton da Silva Rodrigues, Isabele Soares Parente, Jair Zandoná, Marina Siqueira Drey, Tânia Regina Oliveira Ramos

08-14
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Representações afro-brasileiras: uma homenagem a Conceição Evaristo

Ponciá Vicêncio: narrative and colonial counter-memory

Fernanda Rodrigues de Miranda

15-29
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Racism, gender and myth updated in Ponciá Vicencio's rainbow

Leandro Passos, Cláudia Maria Ceneviva Nigro

30-41
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Through the threads of memory: childhood and ancestry in Ponciá Vicêncio

Elisângela da Silva Santos

42-58
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The childhood, the flowers and the child labor: discursive interventions between Conceição Evaristo and Olavo Bilac

Cristiane de Mesquita Alves, José Guilherme de Oliveira Castro

59-70
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Swallows and waters - reminders: elements of feminine resistance in “Quem manda aqui”, by Paulina Chiziane, and “Sabela”, by Conceição Evaristo

Pedro Borges Pimenta Júnior

71-86
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Professor

What do Alameda’s characters want?

Ana Paula Cantarelli

85-97
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Economics and society in the Brazilian Central-West during the 19th century based on the reading of the novelist Bernardo Guimarães

Márcio Bobik Braga

98-115
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From the zeitgeist to the shelf – censored books by Portuguese female authors

Ana Bárbara Pedrosa

116-134
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Articles

The language of History: between the past, fiction and the one who writes

Anne Caroline da Rocha de Moraes

135-145
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The wheel of life of Machado de Assis in the short story "Viagens e Viajantes na História da Literatura”

Milena Alves Borba, Alfeu Sparemberger

146-163
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Confined in themselves: social death and the isolation of the subject in Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale

Jade Bueno Arbo, Eduardo Marks de Marques

164-176
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Literature and educational policies: a social approach from the tale “Caminhão de Arroz” by Bernardo Élis

José Elias Pinheiro Neto, Antonio Oliveira

177-189
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Book reviews

Essays of a book-bike: about Bagageiro, by Marcelino Freire

Rodrigo Fonte

190-195
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Black feminism: an alternative speech to brazilian racism

Yarlenis Ileinis Mestre Malfrán, Mara Coelho de Souza Lago

196-201
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