Paulo César Andrade da Silva

• Latin American Studies Association Annual Convention - LASA 2023, AR.EXT
• The Tenth International Conference of the American Portuguese Studies Association (APSA), AR.EXT

• Abstract

  This research project aims to analyze the presence of irony and grotesque as textual strategies in the poetry of Christian Morgenstern (1871 - 1914) poet, translator, playwright and writer; and Sebastião Uchoa Leite (1935 - 2003), poet, critic and translator. The irony conceives a linguistic usage, which proliferate ambiguous interpretations of the functions of poetic process, which reite…

  The irony and grotesque in the poetry of Christian Morgenstern and Sebastião Uchoa Leite, BP.IC

• Abstract

  This project aims to construct an analysis of the narrator Benjamin, from the novel The Sound and the Fury, by William Faulkner. Departing from Gérard Genette's theoretical statements such as the concepts of focus and voice, we intend to investigate the first part of the novel, concerning the stream-of-consciousness of the character Benjamin, a narrative voice which is considered one of t…

  Placental narrative: voice and focus of the narrator Benjamin in the Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner, BP.IC

• Abstract

  According to the critics Michael Löwy and Robert Sayre (1995), Romantism doesn't consist as a historical moment but as a "mental collective structure", a way of thinking the world which manifest not only on literature but also in several knowledge fields. The works of the poets Allen Ginsberg and Roberto Piva belong of a traditional romantic derivation that, in constantly contestation to …

  For a romantic poetics: utopy and resistance in Howl (1956) by Allen Ginsberg and Paranoia (1963) by Roberto Piva, BP.IC

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  Considering the hypothesis according to which there are transtextuality aspects that create a relation among black literature texts (BERND, 1988), this paper aims at investigating the means by which elements from the same cultural base of the Black Diaspora are represented in the African Canadian and in the African Brazilian poetry. The research compares Brazil and Canada and points the c…

  Transculturality and memory in the Black Diaspora: a comparative reading of Salgado Maranhão and George Elliott Clarke's poetics, BE.PQ