The role of the second wave of the yellow fever epidemic in Rio de Janeiro in the novel A menina morta (1954), by Cornélio Penna (1896-1958), is unique. The episode, in addition to being sanitary, was linked to history, to social life, to politics, to economics, and to cultural and literary production. Such a transversal character contributes to transform it into a critical instrument that helps us to understand the book in question, above all, regarding patriarchalism. As the possibility of the Comendador, owner of the farm where the narrative develops, has contracted yellow fever increases, we see the system represented by him more and more weakened, undermined. From this, we think of this social, cultural and economic system as a disease...
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The role of the second wave of the yellow fever epidemic in Rio de Janeiro in the novel A menina mor...
In the contexto of the expansion of agricultural frontiers, in the late 19th and early 20th centurie...
The Brazilian writer Machado de Assis explicitly refers to seven infectious diseases in his novel to...
Este artigo busca analisar a loucura como metáfora e os corpos dos escravizados doentes na obra A me...
Esse artigo pretende efetuar algumas considerações a respeito da obra “Fogo Morto” (1943), de José L...
The speech of romance, Death With Interruptions, play with the serious and the comic describing life...
In Cornélio Pennas novels, the small town in the interior of the country and the family are metaphor...
The term "leprosy" has been employed by millenniums, in association with degrading s...
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his article’s main objective is to discuss some of the affinities between anthropology and literatur...
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Starting from two books, Inventory of Scars by Alex Polari, and K. by Bernardo Kucinski, this articl...
The survey of diseases what were epidemic in some region can be very useful to the work historiograp...
In this essay, we analyse how Caio Fernando Abreu’s work represents AIDS during two distinct moments...
The role of the second wave of the yellow fever epidemic in Rio de Janeiro in the novel A menina mor...
In the contexto of the expansion of agricultural frontiers, in the late 19th and early 20th centurie...
The Brazilian writer Machado de Assis explicitly refers to seven infectious diseases in his novel to...
Este artigo busca analisar a loucura como metáfora e os corpos dos escravizados doentes na obra A me...
Esse artigo pretende efetuar algumas considerações a respeito da obra “Fogo Morto” (1943), de José L...
The speech of romance, Death With Interruptions, play with the serious and the comic describing life...
In Cornélio Pennas novels, the small town in the interior of the country and the family are metaphor...
The term "leprosy" has been employed by millenniums, in association with degrading s...
Em Aracaju, nas décadas de 1910 e 1920, as elites passarama incorporar a ideia de um novo tempo, ada...
O artigo tem como objetivo investigar a construção do diagnóstico de loucura epidêmica, produzido em...
his article’s main objective is to discuss some of the affinities between anthropology and literatur...
The article discusses how the Amazonian caboclos are represented by ethnography, history, literature...
Starting from two books, Inventory of Scars by Alex Polari, and K. by Bernardo Kucinski, this articl...
The survey of diseases what were epidemic in some region can be very useful to the work historiograp...
In this essay, we analyse how Caio Fernando Abreu’s work represents AIDS during two distinct moments...