Vol. 10 (2020): As palavras (in)visíveis. Estudos para Carlos Reis

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14195/2183-847X_10

Published: 2020-09-28

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Apresentação

• Nota de abertura

  Ana Paula Arnaut, Ana Teresa Peixinho

  9-17

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Introdução

• Testemunho

  Pilar del Río

  19-21

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Secção Temática

• Characters and Figuration In Crónica de D. Fernando by Fernão Lopes

  Albano Figueiredo

  25-44

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• Ruben A.: A homage to Miguel Torga (Epistolary dialogues)

  Ana Maria Machado

  45-70

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• Beyond Rhetoric in Vanitas, 51 Avenue D’Iéna by Almeida Faria

  Cristina Robalo-Cordeiro

  71-83

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• Desnudez Uivante, by Marmelo e Silva: a female hell in Portuguese Eden

  Cristina Costa Vieira

  85-105

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• "The Path to the statues": Camões' virtualities in Saramago

  Gerson Luiz Roani

  107-123

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• Florbela Espanca, Diário. Modernist alternatives

  Helena Carvalhão Buescu

  125-133

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• The Dedication of The Lusiads: a larger issue

  José Augusto Cardoso Bernardes

  135-157

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• Reinvented exoduses (On Um Bailarino na Batalha by Hélia Correia)

  Maria de Fátima Marinho

  159-173

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• In the poetry of Vasco Graça Moura: Scherzo and the recreation of the ancient muse

  Maria do Céu Fialho

  175-192

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• Women and Art: figurations of feminine marginality in Adoecer by Hélia Correia

  Maria João Simões

  193-210

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• Voices of the earth and “murmur of the world”

  Rosa Maria Goulart

  211-222

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• A tragic figure in the history of medieval Portugal: Prince Pedro

  Thomas F. Earle

  223-240

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• The Yearned-for Meads of Mondego in Unamuno

  Ángel Marcos de Dios

  243-260

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• Domineering women in spanish dramaturgy: from La Serrana de ja Vera to la Casa De Bernarda Alba

  António Apolinário Lourenço

  261-295

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• João-Maria Vilanova: the desire to be an angolan intellectual with an identity without false pretence

  José Luís Pires Laranjeira

  297-310

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• First translations of Rilke in Portugal (1938-1942). The literary field and systemic dynamics

  Maria António Hörster

  311-333

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• Between Portugal and Germany: Maria, the protagonist of Stephan Thome’s novel Gegenspiel

  Maria de Fátima Gil

  335-361

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• As it should be: colonial experiences in A. Lobo Antunes and V. S. Naipaul

  Maria Helena Santana

  363-380

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• Essay and fiction as utopic intermittencies (or the derivatives of poetry in Jean-Jacques Rousseau)

  Marta Teixeira Anacleto

  381-399

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• A different adulterer: the first Luísa

  Ana Luísa Vilela

  403-414

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• Eça de Queirós: between journalism and fiction

  Elza Miné

  415-423

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• The “Great Men” of the two Queiroses: O Salústio Nogueira And O Conde de Abranhos

  Isabel Pires de Lima

  425-442

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• “The Power of Frames: The Temporality of Photography and Portraiture in the Work of Eça de Queirós

  Kathryn Bishop-Sanchez

  443-461

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• Carlos da Maia, another Oedipus

  Maria de Fátima Silva

  463-483

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• Eça de Queirós and Rhetoric

  Maria do Rosário Cunha

  485-497

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• Eça of Love, Mockery and Vilification: “O Defunto”

  Jorge Fernandes da Silveira

  499-518

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• Characters in Portuguese digital journalism: a case study

  Inês Fonseca Marques

  521-539

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• The afterlife of the characters of O Primo Basílio in Brazil

  Maria Aparecida Ribeiro

  541-564

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• A century in the life of Peter Pan: James Barrie’s character and the cinematographic remediation

  Maria da Natividade Pires

  565-587

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• Camões: from the role of creator to a comics’ character in the portuguese and brazilian literary world

  Marisa das Neves Henriques

  589-604

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• On the margins of the margin: normative genre, subversive genre and epochal context in Clarice Lispector’s female characters.

  Maria do Rosário Neto Mariano

  605-620

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• The Ghost in the Machine: ludology, narratology and the reinvention of the character in interactive fiction

  Paulo Silva Pereira

  621-645

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• Franco in Coimbra or the construction of the official report in spanish culture

  Antonio Sáez Delgado

  649-672

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• Post-truth and Dystopia

  Darío Villanueva

  673-695

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• Poetry, history and the other voice

  Dionísio Vila Maior

  697-709

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• The (un)veiling of lies

  Fernando Catroga

  711-728

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• The testimonial as a literary genre or from sense to sensibility (a chapter in political poetics)

  Jorge Urrutia

  729-746

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• The importance of being Ferreira de Castro… political repression and the opposition of “intellectuals” under the “Estado Novo”

  Luís Reis Torgal

  747-770

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• Voices Echoing in the Clouds

  Manuel Portela

  771-794

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• A small broadcasting grammar: Mário de Andrade and the body politics of language

  Osvaldo Manuel Silvestre

  795-822

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• Batalha and Mafra: History inside out

  Teresa Cristina Cerdeira

  823-837

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