No. 12 (2015): Caim e Abel: conto e recontos

Articles

• The story of Cain and Abel in Rabbinic, Christian and Gnostic tradition

  Diego Pérez Gondar

  13-32

  • PDF (Spanish)

• Cain and Abel: word or violence. Reading Gen 4: 1-16 from a psychoanalytic approach

  Jaume Angelats i Morató

  33-55

  • PDF (Spanish)

• Cain - Abel Conflict: A Biblical-Exegetical Reading

  Júlio Franclim do Couto Pacheco

  57-69

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Original fraternity: from the mimetic violence to the responsibility for the other

  João Manuel Duque

  71-78

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Identity and otherness from the character conception in Emmanuel Levinas

  Alex Villas Boas

  79-92

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Heresies or the enlightened heterodoxy

  Luís Machado de Abreu

  93-100

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Cain and Abel: from the Holy Torah to the Kabbalah of Envy

  José Maria Rodrigues Filho

  101-111

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The “Mark” of Cain in the work of Fernando Pessoa

  Manuela Parreira da Silva

  113-123

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Under the sign of disharmony: family conflicts in Agustina Bessa-Luís fiction

  Maria do Carmo Cardoso Mendes

  125-131

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Pedro e Paula by Helder Macedo: impossible fraternity?

  Ana Margarida Fonseca

  133-142

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Et in Arcadia ego — violence and death in the country landscape

  João Minhoto Marques

  143-155

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Caim (José Saramago) and the parody that (re)values

  Antonio Augusto Nery

  157-166

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The brothers of the early novels of Milton Hatoum

  Luiz Gonzaga Marchezan

  167-176

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The reverberations of the double in the novel Dois irmãos, by Milton Hatoum: Cain and Abel transfigured

  Marcelo Schincariol

  177-188

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• From the maternal womb to the political struggles: brothers and rivals in the novel Esau and Jacob, by Machado de Assis

  Margarida Santos

  189-209

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• The dagger of Cain – literary settings and family conflicts – a study of Corá (1932), José de Mesquita

  Elisabeth Battista

  211-222

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Mystical/Mythical rereadings in the brazilian novel

  Olga Maria Castrillon-Mendes

  223-234

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• From Bash¯o to Leminski: the case of war haiku

  José António Gomes

  235-247

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Social and family conflict in Portuguese language dramaturgy: resistance writing in Gota d’água (Chico Buarque and Paulo Pontes) and Os Degraus (Augusto Sobral)

  Agnaldo Rodrigues da Silva

  249-269

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• Traveler families, entrepreneurial families, families in mortal sin: family ties and the Portuguese New World in the early XVI century

  Virgínia Boechat

  271-288

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Os Dois Irmãos, by Germano Almeida: A novel of victims

  António Manuel Ferreira

  289-299

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• Amadis versus Patin: residue of a conflict

  José William Craveiro Torres

  301-318

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• Thou Mayest or Thou Shalt: Discerning the Dramatic Role of Timshel in John Steinbeck’s East of Eden

  Erik Van Achter

  319-325

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• Family Conflicts in Anthony Barcellos’ Land of Milk and Money

  Reinaldo Francisco Silva

  327-336

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• How to be a bad daughter: Conflict in “Two Kinds”, by Amy Tan

  João Mancelos

  337-344

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The Betrayal of Death: Representations of Cain and His Doubles

  Maria Aline Ferreira

  345-359

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Under the sign of Antigone: from the civil war to the fight against tyranny,in El Límite by Alberto Zavalía

  Carlos Morais

  359-369

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• The moral and political illiteracy in the Third Reich and the trauma of the memory of the Holocaust in post-war generation – Der Vorleser [The Reader] (1995) by Bernhard Schlink

  Ana Maria Pinhão Ramalheira

  371-387

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Triumph of the Will (Leni Riefenstahl, 1934): Nazism versus cinematic aesthetics

  Anabela Dinis Branco de Oliveira

  389-399

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Family and conflict in the humorous text: Conceptual blends and representations

  Rosa Lídia Coimbra

  401-418

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The chemistry of interpersonal relationships

  Paulo Ribeiro Claro

  419-429

  • PDF (Portuguese)