Le présent article propose une lecture critique des rapports interculturels existant entre les littératures angolaise et brésilienne. L'écrivain brésilien Jorge Amado fut une grande référence pour de nombreux écrivains lors d'une phase très importante de la formation de la littérature en Angola. Nous nous attacherons donc à mettre en exergue l'influence du Modernisme brésilien, et plus particulièrement du Régionalisme, dans les littératures d'Afrique lusophone, dans l'objectif de montrer l'importance de la réception de cet auteur dans le continent africain. Une comparaison plus minutieuse entre l'œuvre de José Luandino Vieira et Jorge Amado illustrera notre propos en deuxième partie de notre étude.This article offers a critical reading of e...
The work of Brazilian writer João Guimarães Rosa was highly widespread in many countries. His writin...
This brief essay aims to compare the books Formação da Literatura Brasileira, by Antonio Candido, an...
Acknowledging the inadequacy of the term lusophony - a word that today still carries colonial echoes...
In Formação da literatura brasileira, Antonio Candido proposes the concept of literary system, defi ...
Citado como modelo por escritores da África de língua portuguesa, diz Tania Macêdo que “[a]o afirmar...
Chico Nhô by Jacinto de Lemos represents a different look and a significant contribution\ud to that ...
This thesis studies how Négritude was received in Portuguese-speaking Africa. In order to achieve th...
This article presents an account of A ronda das Americas (Around the Americas) by Jorge Amado. The b...
This paper seeks to reflect on the construction and maintenance of Angolaness and the utopian spiri...
A IMPORTÂNCIA DE JORGE AMADO PARA OS ESCRITORES E AS LITERATURAS DOS PAÍSES AFRICANOS DE LÍNGUA PORT...
The present article reflects on the insertion of childhood African literatures in Portuguese produce...
The claim of this study is to show the literary relations between Brazil and the Portuguese Empire i...
A literatura angolana surgiu nos finais da primeira metade do século XX quando um grupo de intelectu...
A spirit of utopia moved the anti-colonial war in African countries until the final victory in the s...
In Portuguese-speaking African countries, literary production was almost always linked to historical...
The work of Brazilian writer João Guimarães Rosa was highly widespread in many countries. His writin...
This brief essay aims to compare the books Formação da Literatura Brasileira, by Antonio Candido, an...
Acknowledging the inadequacy of the term lusophony - a word that today still carries colonial echoes...
In Formação da literatura brasileira, Antonio Candido proposes the concept of literary system, defi ...
Citado como modelo por escritores da África de língua portuguesa, diz Tania Macêdo que “[a]o afirmar...
Chico Nhô by Jacinto de Lemos represents a different look and a significant contribution\ud to that ...
This thesis studies how Négritude was received in Portuguese-speaking Africa. In order to achieve th...
This article presents an account of A ronda das Americas (Around the Americas) by Jorge Amado. The b...
This paper seeks to reflect on the construction and maintenance of Angolaness and the utopian spiri...
A IMPORTÂNCIA DE JORGE AMADO PARA OS ESCRITORES E AS LITERATURAS DOS PAÍSES AFRICANOS DE LÍNGUA PORT...
The present article reflects on the insertion of childhood African literatures in Portuguese produce...
The claim of this study is to show the literary relations between Brazil and the Portuguese Empire i...
A literatura angolana surgiu nos finais da primeira metade do século XX quando um grupo de intelectu...
A spirit of utopia moved the anti-colonial war in African countries until the final victory in the s...
In Portuguese-speaking African countries, literary production was almost always linked to historical...
The work of Brazilian writer João Guimarães Rosa was highly widespread in many countries. His writin...
This brief essay aims to compare the books Formação da Literatura Brasileira, by Antonio Candido, an...
Acknowledging the inadequacy of the term lusophony - a word that today still carries colonial echoes...