Vol. 21 No. 38 (2025): “Quem tá falando?” representações ficcionais dos afrodescendentes na literatura brasileira

Published: 09/12/2025

APRESENTATION

• Expediente

  Conselho Editorial

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• Apresentação

  Wagner de Souza, Gildeci de Oliveira Leite

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“QUEM TÁ FALANDO?” REPRESENTAÇÕES FICCIONAIS DOS AFRODESCENDENTES NA LITERATURA BRASILEIRA

• The Mãe Preta and the Pai João from an intraethnic perspective of the poet Bruno de Menezes

  Állan Sereja dos Santos

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• Ancestral dialogues between the novels Úrsula (1859) by Maria Firmina dos Reis and Água de Barrela (2016) by Eliana Alves Cruz

  Leliane Amorim Faustino

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• Can Carolina Maria de Jesus speak? Literature by black women authors, subalternity, and the (r)existence of (in)visible blackness in Brazil

  Francisco Renato Lima, Éderson Luís da Silveira

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• “The name of the father” by Muniz Sodré the artifice of analogy

  Alexandre de Oliveira Fernandes, Gildeci de Oliveira Leite

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• Between history and myth discursive representations of Chica da Silva

  Bruno Andrade da Gama, Eliane Ferreira Bernardino, Eliane Rosa de Góes

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• Divine justice and social hypocrisy dialogues between the Comedy, by Dante Alighieri, and “The Sin”, by Lima Barreto

  Fernanda Caroline Amadeu, Pedro Leites Junior

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• Body writings in Conceição Evaristo and Heloisa Marques textile art and writing as an insurgency of the feminine

  Nincia Cecilia Ribas Borges Teixeira

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• A militant writing ace, education and other inequalities in the short stories of Lima Barreto (1904-1922)

  Samira Martins

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• Ancestrality, motherhood, and transmission in three poems by Cristiane Sobral

  Sandro Adriano da Silva

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• The Moringa, Dengo, and Memory An Examination of Aesthetics, Orality, and Affect in the Works of Ana Fátima and Fernanda Rodrigues

  Larissa Santos Cordeiro da Silva

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PESQUISA EM LETRAS NO CONTEXTO LATINO-AMERICANO E LITERATURA, ENSINO E CULTURA

• Contributions of the letter from the slave Esperança Garcia to the debate on racial ethnic relations in the school context

  Maria da Glória da Costa de Farias, Regiani Leal Dalla Martha Couto

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• Transcending the Borders of Patriarchy Gender Issues in A Map of One's Own, by Ana Maria Machado

  Marília Valadares Araújo

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• Brazilian literary system from the nation project to the “edges” that constituted it

  Albeiro Mejia Trujillo

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• “Dark as lust” the black woman in colonial Brazil in Boca do Inferno, by Ana Miranda

  Maria Beatriz Ferreira Santos, Feliciano José Bezerra Filho

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• Crime and hypocritical dignity in El juguete rabioso

  Suhee Kang

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• Vieira And Aristotle's Two Way Rood In The Sixtieth Sermon Is It Important To Read Literary Classics?

  Francisco de Sousa Araújo

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• The Witch and the Angel of History a comparative reading of Karen Blixen and Walter Benjamin

  Sofia Osthoff Bediaga

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• With license for gesture, desire and untranquility possible dialogues between Ana Paula Tavares and Adélia Prado

  Júlia Bellei Xavier

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• Think about thought, essayist Machado de Assis

  Keila Mara de Souza Araujo Maciel

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• What does it mean to have an idea in literary research?

  Gabriel Carra

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RESENHAS

• Sombra e assombração da ideia de fim as ruínas da memória em “Coisas que vi, ouvi, aprendi...”, de Giorgio Agamben

  Anna Carolina Deodato

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