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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Assis. Faculdade de Ciências e Letras (FCL-ASSIS) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduation at Francês, Português, Lingüística from Universidade de São Paulo (1989), master's at Language from Universidade de São Paulo (1997) and doctorate at Language from Universidade de São Paulo (2004). Has experience in Language, acting on the following subjects: literatura comparada, crônica machadiana, literatura brasileira, literatura francesa and literatura francesa, literatura brasileira, crônic. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Machado de Assis dedicated his life to literature and, from a very young age, he was occupying his space in the 19th century Brazilian press. His life is, therefore, closely linked to newspapers, but a study has not yet been carried out that sought to recover how he was described in periodicals, given that the writer was in the news almost daily. The objective of this research is to gathe…
Sherlock Holmes, a character created by Arthur Conan Doyle, was not the first detective to appear in the universe of enigma-narratives; however, he is perhaps the most famous and the most notorious to readers, who even believe that he was a real person. Another great character of the detective world is Jules Maigret, created by Georges Simenon. Unlike Holmes, Maigret emerged in a troubled…
As Wolfgang Kayser (1986) demonstrates, since the mid-fifteenth century certain artistic expressions have been called grotesque, in particular those figurative ornaments, which represent monsters and hybrid beings identified with analogous images present in ancient frescoes, which because they were found in excavations, received the designation of "grotesques", term derived from "Grotta",…
The art has been present since the farthest times, the ancient civilizations registered, throughout it, their daily life and the way they perceived the world. All along human evolution, new ways of creating art were discovered, putting on evidence important historical and social moments and proposing discussions and reflections of the dominant reality. In this regard, the dystopian litera…
The intertextuality, defined by Genette Gérard (1982) as "the effective presence of a text in the other'', allows the survival of the memory of literature and it is through it that there is a living interaction between two or more texts. This project has the intention of analyzing the relation of intertextuality established between the novels Sonhos d'ouro (1872) by José de Alencar and Eu…
Science and intelligence thematic are common in the genre of science fiction novels, usually composed of narratives in which the events are revolved around experiments that, in a rational view, could occur in the future in acceptable proposals, although absurd, like the possibility of reviving dead bodies or human intelligence increasing. Therefore, it is common that, when experimental sc…
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Victor Hugo was an enthusiast of the grotesque as aesthetic category in the nineteenth century. He used it in several novels already studied by dozens of researchers, but, in this research, we turn the look to The Miserables (1862), especially in the choices of the Hugolian narrator, who uses the grotesque in his descriptions, particularly in the parts where we find descriptions of charac…
With this research internship in Italy, we intend to study the Italian citations and allusions made by the chronicler Machado de Assis, especially those related to the universe of lyrical and dramatic theater. Applying the concepts of intertextuality and cultural transferences, we aim to understand the Machadian representation of Italy and its references, reflecting a time of exchanges, t…
Ruben Fonseca is an author of "thousand faces" because his production is not restricted to only one genre. He has already written works that fit in the conception of the postmodern historical novel and he has several titles that connect to detective genre, even in different ways, which demonstrates not only the hybridity of the author, but also proves his postmodern writing that has been …
Histórias da Meia-Noite, by Machado de Assis, is composed by six short stories that were initially published on Jornal das Famílias (1863-1878), and compiled into book form only in 1873. As the presence of French marks can be found in almost all of them, it is intended to perform an analysis of these texts, thus making it possible, after locating the sources quoted by the Brazilian author…
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