Vol. 9

Artigos

• Representation of women in contemporary indian literature

  Shirley de Souza Gomes Carreira

  3-10

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• The narrative of Jacobus Coetzee (1974), by J.M. Coetzee: retaliation and resistance

  Elis Regina Fernandes Alves, Thomas Bonnici

  11-27

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• The primordial material images in infância

  Raquel Trentin de Oliveira

  28-34

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• Classic gender, modern process: the use of parallel from Charles Perrault

  Roberta Andrade do Nascimento

  35-43

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• Approaches: contemporary literary theories, identity and diaries

  Sérgio Barcelos

  44-56

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• The literary histories by clergyman Fernandes Pinheiro and the brazilian literary canon

  Carlos Augusto de Melo

  57-68

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• The literary discourse: a language intrinsically differentiated or a text institutionally determined?

  Moacir Dalla Palma

  69-76

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• On the edge of narrative limits: cidade de deus and the brazilian social structure dramatic work

  Lívia Lemos Duarte

  77-90

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• The interfaces of children and youth´s literature: the scenary between the past and the present.

  Bruna Longo Biasioli

  91-106

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• The representation of the Indigenous in Jorge Icaza’s huasipungo

  Lina Arao

  107-116

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• The poetry from mato grosso in the target of Rubens Mendonça, as a historicist, a critic and a poet

  Rosana Rodrigues da Silva

  117-124

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