In Sérgio Buarque de Holanda’s Roots of Brazil (1936), Iberian culture plays an exclusive role in the genesis of the style of life and thought prevalent in Brazil, which is synthetically described in the image of the “cordial man”. This essay attempts to show that the description of Iberian culture presented in the book does not conform neatly with the intellectual dimension of cordiality. The “cordial man” is reexamined in the light of the reflections of Eduardo Viveiros de Castro on Tupinamba “inconstancy”, aiming to propose that certain traits of Amerindian culture render Sergio Buarque’s analysis of an alleged typical Brazilian mentality more comprehensible. The thesis is tentatively demonstrated by highlighting alterations in the text ...
In 2018, the LaMIE group of researchers intensified their meetings and came to the conclusion that t...
O artigo propõe uma análise do pensamento histórico brasileiro nos anos recentes, considerando as se...
The article retakes L. de A. Costa Pinto’s critique of the concept of structural marginality, aiming...
This essay is a study of the biobibliographic profile of the critic, professor and essayist Eduardo ...
Trabalho de conclusão de curso (graduação)—Universidade de Brasília, Instituto de Ciência Política, ...
Literature, society and cultural identity are closely related fields of study, through which it is p...
Many authors have used the concept of Brazilian culture with a meaning closer to the German kultur w...
The present article aims to perform a careful reading of the most important critical texts of writer...
After exercising the boldness of “words in freedom” on his Pauliceia Desvairada futuristic verses, M...
In the world at large, the Second World War was taking place. In Brazil, there was the Vargas dictat...
Taking recourse both to ethnographic material and to literary criticism, this essay is a discourse a...
O artigo examina as relações entre o que se denominou na tradição cultural do Brasil de pensamento b...
José de Anchieta, canonized by Pope Francis on April 2014, one of the key figures of the first colon...
Through a re-reading of some moments of Latin American intellectual history, including in them frequ...
Em 2000 foi editado em Portugal o livro "Cartas do Sertão de Curt Nimuendajú para Carlos Estevão de ...
In 2018, the LaMIE group of researchers intensified their meetings and came to the conclusion that t...
O artigo propõe uma análise do pensamento histórico brasileiro nos anos recentes, considerando as se...
The article retakes L. de A. Costa Pinto’s critique of the concept of structural marginality, aiming...
This essay is a study of the biobibliographic profile of the critic, professor and essayist Eduardo ...
Trabalho de conclusão de curso (graduação)—Universidade de Brasília, Instituto de Ciência Política, ...
Literature, society and cultural identity are closely related fields of study, through which it is p...
Many authors have used the concept of Brazilian culture with a meaning closer to the German kultur w...
The present article aims to perform a careful reading of the most important critical texts of writer...
After exercising the boldness of “words in freedom” on his Pauliceia Desvairada futuristic verses, M...
In the world at large, the Second World War was taking place. In Brazil, there was the Vargas dictat...
Taking recourse both to ethnographic material and to literary criticism, this essay is a discourse a...
O artigo examina as relações entre o que se denominou na tradição cultural do Brasil de pensamento b...
José de Anchieta, canonized by Pope Francis on April 2014, one of the key figures of the first colon...
Through a re-reading of some moments of Latin American intellectual history, including in them frequ...
Em 2000 foi editado em Portugal o livro "Cartas do Sertão de Curt Nimuendajú para Carlos Estevão de ...
In 2018, the LaMIE group of researchers intensified their meetings and came to the conclusion that t...
O artigo propõe uma análise do pensamento histórico brasileiro nos anos recentes, considerando as se...
The article retakes L. de A. Costa Pinto’s critique of the concept of structural marginality, aiming...