Vol. 14 No. 2 (2013): Gênero, sexualidades e novas subjetividades nas literaturas de língua portuguesa

Expediente

• Expediente nª 24

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• Gender, sexualities, and new subjectivities in Portuguese-language literatures.

  9-10

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Dossiê 24: Gênero, Sexualidades e novas subjetividades nas Literaturas de Língua Portuguesa

• Imagetic disruption: de-westernizing the bodies, de-constructing the heteronormality

  Adriana Pinto Fernandes de Azevedo, Eneida Leal Cunha

  13-28

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• A didactics of “reinvention” of the queer body in the literary expression of the Portuguese language: Bernardo Santareno and the Brazilian cordel

  Antonio de Pádua Dias da Silva

  29-47

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• Transgenderism: a complex challenge

  Edith Modesto

  49-65

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• Antonio de Pádua’s seductive pubescent: a reading of Mosaicos azuis desejos

  Francisca Zuleide Duarte, Jhonatan Leal da Costa

  67-82

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• New familiar configurations in the Literature for Children and Youngsters in Brazil: a reading of Walcyr Carrasco’s Meus dois pais and Márcia Leite’s Olívia tem dois papais

  Flávio Pereira Camargo

  83-100

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• The utopian spacialization in Al Berto and João Gilberto Noll

  Gustavo Cerqueira Guimarães

  101-116

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• The letter, the tradition and the feminine voice

  Kelvin Falcão Klein

  117-131

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• Literary life and homoeroticism in 1890’s Rio de Janeiro

  Leonardo Mendes

  133-148

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• When literature reflects life: gender violence portraits in Dina Salústio’s “Foram as dores que o mataram” (“It were the pains who killed them”) and Fernando Monteiro’s “Descartável” (“Disposable”)

  Mailza Rodrigues Toledo e Souza

  149-160

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• Nature, Romanticism and Spirituality in Helena Kolody’s, Sigrid Renaux’s and Marcele Aires’ poetry

  Marciano Lopes Silva

  161-181

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• The representation/(de)construction of feminine submission in Helena Parente Cunha’s “A tia” (“The aunt”)

  Míriam Zafalon, Lúcia Osana Zolin

  183-196

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• Reflexivities in homoerotic relations in Al Berto and João Gilberto Noll

  Paulo César Souza García

  197-218

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• Tradition and Modernity in Natália – Debating Gender Quations

  Carla Alexandra Ferreira, Raquel Terezinha Rodrigues

  219-228

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• Representational Challenges: De-Colonial Readings Poetics And Politics

  Simone Pereira Schmidt

  229-239

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• The meeting in Cassandra Rios’ lesbian universe: challenges, tensions and ambiguities in masculinized “lesbian women” performative acts

  Suely Aldir Messeder, Ana Gabriela Pio Pereira

  241-256

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• The search for an afro-centric ideology – from feminism to afro-feminism

  Sunday Adetunji Bamisile

  257-279

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Entrevistas

• Guilherme de Melo

  Jorge Vicente Valentim

  283-294

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