Munira Hamud Mutran

• Abstract

  In the last decades of the Nineteenth Century, the esthetic battles preoccupied three lrish writers George Moore, Oscar Wilde and W.B. Yeats. In their essays and documents of the self, they reflect upon the difficulties of choosing a method to repressed life in the arts and in literature. The book presented for publication contains complete texts or excerpts, in Portuguese, which show the…

  The aesthetic battles at the turn of the Nineteenth Century, PUB.LVR.BR

• Abstract

  The project entitled From Ireland to Brazil: critical texts is an integrated research to be developed by professors and scholars from four brazilian universities: Munira H. Mutran e Laura Izarra - University of São Paulo (USP); Noélia Borges de Araújo - Federal University of Bahia (UFBA); Luci Collin Lavalle - Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) and Heleno Godói - Federal University of Go…

  From Ireland to Brazil: critical texts, AP.TEM
• Interrelations: irish literatures and other forms of knowledge | sao paulo - sp, AO.R

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• The letters of W. B. Yeats as political instrument, BP.DR

• Abstract

  This research is about the adaptation of the novel The Butcher Boy (1992), by Patrick McCabe, to the play Frank Pig Says Hello (1992), also by Patrick McCabe, and to the movie The Butcher Boy (1997)adapted and directed by Neil Jordan. The aim of this study is to comprehend how the novel is made into a play and into a film and to find out why the author adapts his own work instead of creat…

  The Butcher Boy, by Patrick McCabe: on the stage and on the screen., BP.MS

• Abstract

  This is a research on the letters of Irish author W. B. Yeats to be conducted at the University of Oxford under the supervision of Prof. Roy Foster, his authorised biographer. (AU)

  The letters of W. B. Yeats as political instruments, BE.EP.DR