BASED ON the work of José da Silva Lisboa, the Viscount of Cairu, this article discusses the imaginary place of the Other in civilization. The objective of the article is to inquire into and explore the distance that separates civilized people from barbarians. In the intermediate space between civilization and barbarity, social literature plots out the frontier where civilized discourse revives fantasies of regression and poetically evokes the horror of a return to the jungle. This is a long literary tradition which, in Brazil, has Euclides da Cunha as its master.PARTINDO da obra de José da Silva Lisboa, o visconde de Cairu, o artigo trata do lugar imaginário em que se situa o Outro da civilização. Pretende-se, por intermédio dele, inquirir...
ABSTRACT: The literary history of a country is always under revision, in a perennial process of crit...
The distant experience taught us to focus our gaze. And it matters little that we are somehow benefi...
The Angolan writer Ondjaki, in his novel The Whistler presents the reader with an experience full of...
BASED ON the work of José da Silva Lisboa, the Viscount of Cairu, this article discusses the imagina...
This paper aims to analyse the semiotic forms underlying some discourses on slavery between the 16th...
This article takes its point of departure a historical series in Brazilian literature in which monst...
THE BIOGRAPHY of two Brazilian psychics - Spiritist channelers Chico Xavier and Luiz Antonio Gaspare...
SINCE THE FIRST voyage along the Amazonas river in 1541-1542, the European colonizer writes about th...
José de Anchieta, canonized by Pope Francis on April 2014, one of the key figures of the first colon...
The readers of Camilo Castelo Branco (1825-1890) are familiar with descriptions of “brasileiros de t...
This article analyses one of the least emphasized aspects in the current interpretation of Euclides ...
Ce texte propose une lecture des romans “indigènes” de José de Alencarà partir d’ un croisement de q...
This article seeks to articulate the representation of the landscape and its connection with the cha...
This paper discusses the condition of human fragmentation in its hermeneutic quest to give meaning t...
The article deals with the great Panorama of Rio de Janeiro exhibited in Paris, 1824, and its source...
ABSTRACT: The literary history of a country is always under revision, in a perennial process of crit...
The distant experience taught us to focus our gaze. And it matters little that we are somehow benefi...
The Angolan writer Ondjaki, in his novel The Whistler presents the reader with an experience full of...
BASED ON the work of José da Silva Lisboa, the Viscount of Cairu, this article discusses the imagina...
This paper aims to analyse the semiotic forms underlying some discourses on slavery between the 16th...
This article takes its point of departure a historical series in Brazilian literature in which monst...
THE BIOGRAPHY of two Brazilian psychics - Spiritist channelers Chico Xavier and Luiz Antonio Gaspare...
SINCE THE FIRST voyage along the Amazonas river in 1541-1542, the European colonizer writes about th...
José de Anchieta, canonized by Pope Francis on April 2014, one of the key figures of the first colon...
The readers of Camilo Castelo Branco (1825-1890) are familiar with descriptions of “brasileiros de t...
This article analyses one of the least emphasized aspects in the current interpretation of Euclides ...
Ce texte propose une lecture des romans “indigènes” de José de Alencarà partir d’ un croisement de q...
This article seeks to articulate the representation of the landscape and its connection with the cha...
This paper discusses the condition of human fragmentation in its hermeneutic quest to give meaning t...
The article deals with the great Panorama of Rio de Janeiro exhibited in Paris, 1824, and its source...
ABSTRACT: The literary history of a country is always under revision, in a perennial process of crit...
The distant experience taught us to focus our gaze. And it matters little that we are somehow benefi...
The Angolan writer Ondjaki, in his novel The Whistler presents the reader with an experience full of...