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Por detrás da cortina
Maia, ClaudiaResenha a: BIALIK, Haim Nahman. A trombeta envergonhada. Organização, tradução e notas de Eliana Langer e Nancy Rozenchan. São Paulo: Globo, 2007. 373p.
Demônios no shtetl
Menezes, Filipe Amaral Rocha deResenha a: SINGER, Isaac Bashevis. 47 contos. Trad. José Rubens Siqueira. São Paulo: Companhia das Letras, 2004. 719p.
Lilith, Golem e outros seres imaginários
Assis, Luciara Lourdes Silva deResenha a: LEVI, Primo. 71 contos de Primo Levi. Trad. Maurício Santana Dias. São Paulo: Companhia das Letras, 2005. 523p.
As narrativas pioneiras do Holocausto
Nazario, LuizAs narrativas pioneiras do Holocausto
Treinta y dos son los senderos
Kupferminc, MirtaTreinta y dos son los senderos
A universal bestiary: irony and pessimism in fiction of Primo Levi
Miguel, Alcebíades DinizThe concentration camp experience mark the Primo Levi literature with a remarkable spot at the literary use of memory and witness of the Inhuman Horror: the process of dehumanization and extermination of the jews during the Holocaust. But there is another literature cultivated by Levi: fantastic and allegorical, with some elements and reasons of science fiction. Are these two literatures – different in tone and...
Introduction to Zechariah: controversies and interpretative difficulties
Almeida, Fernado Py Murta deThis text intends to pass for the readings made on the text of Zechariah prophet. There is no intention to make an exegetical boarding, but before, only a description of the research of the prophet, so little read in Brazil and Latin America. Its relevance leads to the knowledge of the positions and most innovative the more classic proposals and of the interpretation of this predictive text.; Pretende-se, nest...
Irony and genealogy in the strange nation of Rafael Mendes, by Moacyr Scliar
Quintão, Glauber PereiraIn the novel A estranha nação de Rafael Mendes, by Moacyr Scliar, the irony is able to promote the deconstruction of the hierarchy which impedes the linearity and historic conception of progress. This article analyzes how irony would be inherent to the modern concept of genealogy from the idea of "happening" and "scene" by Linda Hutcheon. This concept questions the belief at an absolute origin on the Scliar tex...