Vol. 22 No. 1 (2021): Literatura, feminismos e história: imbricações possíveis

• Literature, feminism and history: possible overlaps

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• A Mensageira magazine and the educational proposition for the brazilian woman

  Cristina Loff Knapp

  9-38

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• Lídia Jorge's Instrumentalina and the vehicle of change

  Elisangela Aneli Ramos de Freitas

  39-70

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• Feminist resistence in Mercado de Escravas, by Leila Míccolis and Glória Perez

  Evelyn Santos Almeida, Cristiano Augusto da Silva

  71-99

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• A doodler: Helena Lima Santos, chronicler of Bahia’s high backwoods

  Maria Lúcia Porto Nogueira, Zoraide Portela Silva

  101-130

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• From assimilated to mother Africa: representation of the feminine in Paulina Chiziane's O Alegre Canto da Perdiz

  Mariana Motta Campinho Cardoso, Renata Flavia da Silva

  131-160

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• Vestiges of courteous love and the figure of women in Alice Ruiz's poetry: medieval residuals in the classroomy

  Marivaldo Omena Batista, Renata Junqueira de Souza

  162-194

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• Anthropologies of the imaginary, subjectivities or madness: a dive in the feminism of the book The Submerged Girl

  Michele Teresinha Philomena Bohnenberger, Muriel Rodrigues de Freitas

  195-213

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• The “feminine voice”: ethos and morals in Hespaña Libertada by Bernarda Ferreira de Lacerda

  Mónica Ganhão

  214-238

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• Wide Sargasso Sea and the letters of Jean Rhys: desacralizing the colonial discourse

  Naylane Matos

  239-267

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• Multiple subalternities, multiple resistance: reflections on women, writing and colonialism starting from the writing of Alda Espírito Santo

  Noemi Alfieri

  268-297

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• The creole chronicle of Vera Duarte

  Norma Sueli Rosa Lima

  298-325

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• To dwell/to belong to the Adília Lopes’ house: memorialist dicursive spaces in Estar Em Casa

  Paulo Alberto da Silva Sales

  326-358

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• Everyday life and history on the perspective of women in Ana Paula Tavares poetry

  Rosana Baú Rabello

  359-390

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• Literature reading in the prision environment: an experience with readers in Penitenciária Feminina da Capital (PFC-SP)

  Vima Lia de Rossi Martin, Fernanda Mendes Soares Barreiros

  390-415

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Entrevistas

• Interview with Natália Borges Polesso

  Jorge Vicente Valentim

  419-437

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Seção Literária

• Compelled

  Marcela Castro

  416-418

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Resenhas

• LORDE, Audre. Irmã Outsider: Ensaios e Conferências. 1. ed. 1 reimp. Belo Horizonte: Autêntica, 2020. Tradução de Stephanie Borges.

  Antoniele Luciano

  438-448

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• ATWOOD, Margaret. O conto da Aia. Rio de Janeiro: Rocco, 2017.

  Geovane Batista Costa

  449-459

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