The article focuses onVirginia Woolf’s novel To the lighthouse, regarding the trajectory of a character, the artist Lily Briscoe, and its possible dialogues with the Künstlerroman genre. I explore the “artist's novel” category throughout the analysis not as a narrative program that ends in a typologizing phantasmagoria of its meaning, but as a novelistic form that can offer keys to critical readings for Lily's trajectory. I explore the interpretive hypothesis: the artist as a character, who spends the entire novel with a conflict that revolves around not being able to finish a painting she aims to create, only manages to find an outcome to overcome this drama not only when the painting ends, but also when the character herself crosses the p...
From dissatisfaction and suffering, elementary structures of human existence are broken. Since we ar...
For two centuries historiography and the novel have been developing in competition with one another ...
This paper proposes a reading of Phèdre, a tragic masterpiece by Jean Racine, focusing on three scen...
In the late nineteenth century, the rules governing the artistic creation collapse and the artist ex...
The author observes that the rationality built along the XVIII and XIX centuries perfected our look ...
This paper investigates to which extent Hilda Hilst, in Fluxo-Floema,makes use of procedures that br...
This essay analyzes the children’s literature book Olhos azuis coração vermelho [Blue eyes...
Perto do coração selvagem, Clarice Lispector's novel, caused a real 'frisson' in academia. Breaking ...
When Flaubert was writing “Sentimental Education”, he sent a letter to the writer Leroyer de Chantep...
Dissertação de Doutoramento em Literatura ComparadaO objectivo do trabalho é comparar e aproximar os...
The Cecilian poetic persona, as well as the Baudelairean, enters a state of ecstasy as it expands it...
The work of Edgar Allan Poe is vast and awakens different effects on the reader such as mystery, hor...
The re-writing or misreading of fairy tales and other canonic texts by Angela Carter, Stevie Smith, ...
This text represents the second chapter of a study on Robaldo's trajectory during his oscilation bet...
Against the demand for a progressive and utilitarian attitude in the arts, Théophile Gautier refuses...
From dissatisfaction and suffering, elementary structures of human existence are broken. Since we ar...
For two centuries historiography and the novel have been developing in competition with one another ...
This paper proposes a reading of Phèdre, a tragic masterpiece by Jean Racine, focusing on three scen...
In the late nineteenth century, the rules governing the artistic creation collapse and the artist ex...
The author observes that the rationality built along the XVIII and XIX centuries perfected our look ...
This paper investigates to which extent Hilda Hilst, in Fluxo-Floema,makes use of procedures that br...
This essay analyzes the children’s literature book Olhos azuis coração vermelho [Blue eyes...
Perto do coração selvagem, Clarice Lispector's novel, caused a real 'frisson' in academia. Breaking ...
When Flaubert was writing “Sentimental Education”, he sent a letter to the writer Leroyer de Chantep...
Dissertação de Doutoramento em Literatura ComparadaO objectivo do trabalho é comparar e aproximar os...
The Cecilian poetic persona, as well as the Baudelairean, enters a state of ecstasy as it expands it...
The work of Edgar Allan Poe is vast and awakens different effects on the reader such as mystery, hor...
The re-writing or misreading of fairy tales and other canonic texts by Angela Carter, Stevie Smith, ...
This text represents the second chapter of a study on Robaldo's trajectory during his oscilation bet...
Against the demand for a progressive and utilitarian attitude in the arts, Théophile Gautier refuses...
From dissatisfaction and suffering, elementary structures of human existence are broken. Since we ar...
For two centuries historiography and the novel have been developing in competition with one another ...
This paper proposes a reading of Phèdre, a tragic masterpiece by Jean Racine, focusing on three scen...