No. 15 (2018): Em busca da terra prometida: mitos de salvação

Articles

• “To your offspring I will give this land” (Genesis 12,7). The theme of the Promised Land in the biblical tradition

  Hans Ausloos

  15-28

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• The question of salvation between logos and poiesis: elements to a sapiential soteriology

  Alex Villas Boas

  29-44

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Biblical models of Womanhood: Ester and the Salvation of the Jewish People

  Dulce Mª González Doreste, Francisca del Mar Plaza Picón

  45-58

  • PDF (Spanish)

• Biblical models of womanhood: Sara

  María del Pilar Mendoza-Ramos, María del Pilar Lojendio-Quintero

  59-69

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• Biblical models of womanhood: Rebecca and the salvation of the Jewish people

  Miguel Ángel Rábade Navarro, Cristina Badía Cubas

  71-82

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• Is the Kingdom of God/Heaven a Promised Land? Traces of a Material View in Jesus of Nazareth’s Eschatology

  Fernando Bermejo-Rubio

  83-100

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• The vision of the Hereafter in Roman religiosity: the transmigration of souls as a message of hope

  Aitor Freán Campo

  101-120

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• Outrage, exile and salvation: Philoctetes and Joseph of Egypt

  Ana Paula Pinto

  121-134

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• The Collatio Alexandri et Dindimi: the “Natural” Space of the Brahmans

  Chiara Di Serio

  135-141

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• Memory, the Promised Land of poets in archaic Greek melic poetry

  Giuliana Ragusa

  143-152

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• The myth of Colonus and Athens salvation

  Maria do Céu Fialho

  153-162

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• From the golden days to the night of time. An ethical-anthropological reading of the Myth of the Races in Hesiod

  Maria Cecília Colombani

  163-172

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• Between collective salvation and individual salvation: some Roman literary vestiges of the myths of Matres Idaea and Aegyptia

  Maria José Lopes

  173-186

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• Utopia and poetry’s status in selected poems by Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen

  Ana Maria F. Côrtes

  187-198

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• Habemus Natália Correia: spiritual unity, in a world in demand

  Cristina de Jesus Espiguinha Dias

  199-205

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The Promised Land “Under Strange Skies”

  Maria do Carmo Cardoso Mendes

  207-218

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• “Alternative” paradises in the literature of spirituality and prose fiction in Portugal (XVI-XVII centuries)

  Paula Almeida Mendes

  219-228

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The theme of migration in the poetry of João Cabral de Melo Neto

  Adriana de Fátima Barbosa Araújo

  229-240

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• Anthropophagy and identity in indigenous representation in Brazilian literature

  Danglei de Castro Pereira

  241-251

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• Mirages of the “Promised Land” and the Midwest of the border

  Elisabeth Battista

  253-266

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• The myth of the Promised Land in Madona dos Páramos

  Olga Maria Castrillon-Mendes

  267-276

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• Travel representation in Ruy Duarte de Carvalho

  Hilarino Carlos Rodrigues da Luz

  277-284

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• Between permanence and travel: salvific paths in the work of two contemporary Swiss writers, Monique Saint-Hélier and Annemarie Schwarzenbach

  Maria Hermínia Laurel

  285-294

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The Argentinian pampa as a discursive landscape of the Promised Land

  Dogomar González Baldi

  295-308

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The Trojan cycle in the Spanish exile Theater

  Mª Teresa Santa María Fernández

  309-322

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• Myths in the artworks of Matthew Barney

  Silvia Neri

  323-332

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• Frankenstein, the making of a successful modern myth

  Thiago Leonello Andreuzzi

  333-341

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• Implicit promises: brand signatures in advertising discourse

  Rosa Lídia Coimbra

  343-358

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The rhetoric of seduction in Advertising: what promises to comply?

  Ana Isabel Correia Martins

  359-374

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• WRAITH: Sedução e fascínio em publicidade de automóveis de luxo

  Luísa Magalhães

  375-384

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• Salvation in everyday life having the woman as a primary force: Bet-Chan in the fifteenth and fourteenth centuries a.n.e.

  Catarina Pinto

  385-400

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• Rise and fall of Nuno Álvares Pereira worship in Portuguese scouting movement (1923-1936)

  Gonçalo Brito Graça

  401-411

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• Can a myth save? Christ in Spinoza

  João Diogo R. P. G. Loureiro

  413-426

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• Danzig – Gdańsk: the complex relation of the German refugees with their “lost homeland” after 1945

  Juan Manuel Martín Martín

  427-439

  • PDF (Spanish)

• Literature of refuge in the diverse screens

  Junia Barreto, João Arthur Pugsley Grahl

  441-448

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• When escaping is (not) the redemption: the escape in the (de)construction of places of hope

  Liliane S. dos Anjos, Rogério Modesto

  449-455

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• Punk Rock cantado em português e a mensagem salvífica do protestantismo – as obras de Samuel Úria e Tiago Cavaco

  Luís Carlos S. Branco

  457-470

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• Entrevista a Samuel Úria sobre Punk Rock e Religião

  Luís Carlos S. Branco

  471-480

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• Elements of salvation in the Greek myths on the Hyperboreans

  Jordi Redondo

  481-491

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