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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas (FFLCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Adriane da Silva Duarte has a degree in Social Sciences (University of São Paulo, 1987), a Master in Classics (University of São Paulo, 1993, "Winged Words: Aristophanes' Birds") and a PhD in Classics (University of São Paulo, 1998, "Owner of the voice and the voice of the owner: the parabase in the comedy of Aristophanes"). She is currently an associate professor at the University of São Paulo. She has experience in Literature, with emphasis in Greek Language and Literature, Theater and Translation, mainly researching the following subjects: The theater of Aristophanes, Ancient Greek Comedy, Greek Theater and Scenes of recognition in Greek poetry and prose. She is currently working on the translation and study of the ancient Greek novel. She was part of the editorial staff of the Greek-Portuguese Dictionary (SP: Ateliê Editorial, 2006-2010). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This book examines the occurrence of recognition (anagnórisis) scenes - as defined by Aristotle, in his Poetics - in Greek Archaic and Classical poetry. Subverting chronological order, the work is entitled Recognition scenes in Greek poetry: from Aristotle to Homer, in order to stress the extraordinary importance of the Stagirite's treatise on the subject and to make it clear that this re…
In the last decade, the study of ancient biographies has regained interest within the area of classical studies. This project aims to expand this field of research in Brazil by focusing on the ancient anonymous biographies (lives) of Greek poets from the Archaic to the Hellenistic period that have come down to us as scholia or attached to the medieval manuscripts of the Works of these poe…
The project aims to explain common aspects between northeastern brazilian cordel literature and Greek epic, as products of popular culture in antiquity and in recent times, in order to better understand the process of creation and dissemination of oral literature through the analysis of the works " O Negrão do Paraná e o Seringueiro do Norte", "The meeting of the brother of Negrão do Para…
The project aims to comprehend common elements between the Homeric works and the Latin epic poem written by Vergil, Aeneid, dated in I BC. For Ken W. Gransden, literary critic at the University of Cambridge, this poem generated a tradition of comments and analysis greater and longer than any poem from the European canon - studied since its time and acclaimed by its contemporaries and succ…
The Project aims at translating the comedy Clouds, by Aristophanes, according to the edition set forth by N. G. Wilson (2007), published by Oxford Classical Texts, with an introductory study. This project continues the scientific initiation research, financed by FAPESP (2012/04564-3). During this previous research, I finished the translation of the prologue, delimited by verses 1 - 274, a…
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This project aims to map, identify, conceptualize, and study the narrative patterns present in the Lives of Greek poets according to certain formal premises. In the initial stages of the doctoral research of which this project is an outcome, we established and translated our corpus of study, presenting a novel approach to the problem of fiction in ancient Lives. Covering a much broader co…
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