No. 14 (2017): O conto: o cânone e as margens

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Published: 2019-04-06

Articles

The art of apology: can anthologies define the modern literary short story?

Erik Van Achter

15-27
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Brief history of short story theory

Lauro Zavala

29-44
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The “short stories” of the modern short story, the prose poem and the lyrical fragment

Rosa Maria Goulart

45-56
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In the early days of the tale: the narrative of Ulysses' adventure on the island of Cyclops Polyphemus (Od. 9, 106-566)

Maria Fernanda Brasete

57-76
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Didactic and entertainment mirrors? The reception and function of the short story in the moral, catechetical and hagiographic literature in Portugal in the seventeenth century

Paula Almeida Mendes

77-91
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Love in times of prose: mistaken passions in Eça’s short stories

Maria Helena Santana

93-101
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Eça de Queirós: the short story as travel literature

Pedro Lopes de Almeida

103-111
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The fiction of fiction. About some short stories of Camilo Castelo Branco

Sérgio Guimarães de Sousa

113-124
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Consistent fragmentations in A Morte do Palhaço and O Mistério da Árvore, by Raul Brandão

Maria Inês Castro e Silva

125-130
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Conjugated voices: tale, verse and drama in Fernando Pessoa

Filipa de Freitas

131-143
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Fixer of the beautiful: the art, the artist and the sensitive in Sá-Carneiro’s short stories

Maria João Simões

145-160
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Genological-literary reflections of a “short story”: “Os Paradoxos do Bem”, by José Régio

Maria José M. Madeira D’Ascensão

161-172
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Short stories, novella, chronicles and / or memoirs? First person short stories by José Rodrigues Miguéis

Georges Da Costa

173-183
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Poetics of the tale in “Manhã perdida” and A bicicleta que tinha bigodes

Ana Ribeiro

185-195
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Houses of horror in Domingos Monteiro’s short stories

Silvie Špánková

197-208
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Short story modalities in the work of Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen

Federico Bertolazzi

209-224
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Poetics of the labyrinth in the contemporary tale: from Jorge Luís Borges to David Mourão-Ferreira and Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen

Helena Malheiro

225-233
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Anti-tales: from Diderot to Sena

Diogo Fernandes

235-239
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“I’ve been wanting to tell a fairy story for a long time”: José Sararamago’s O Lagarto

Carlos Nogueira

241-246
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O Leão Velho: frontiers and borders of the colonial imaginary

Ana Isabel Correia Martins

247-256
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On writing and its materialization: Augusto Baptista

José António Gomes

257-269
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The canon and the contemporary in a fantastic tale by Teresa Veiga

Marcelo Pacheco Soares

271-287
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Pede poena claudo. The theme of the “plague” in Mário de Carvalho

Maria de Fátima Silva

289-301
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Migratory short stories by Dora Nunes Gago

Paulo Jorge Teixeira Cavaco, Rosa Maria Sequeira

303-314
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The Imaginary of death in Portuguese folktales

Isabel Barros Dias

315-325
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The traditional Portuguese tale and the Imaginary of Evil

Margarida Santos Alpalhão

327-337
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On the banks of the periphery? The Guinean short story

Martin Neumann

339-357
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Crossing borders: the boar and the pig

Francisco Topa

359-364
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The orature in Angolan short stories: The case of A árvore dos gingongos, Ynari, A menina das cinco tranças and Kianda off-shore

Sérgio de Carvalho Rodrigues, Elisa Nunes Esteves

365-376
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Entre um motivo de luta e uma desilusão: Angola escrita nos contos A Revelação e O nosso país é bué, de Pepetela

Sidnei Boz, Agnaldo Rodrigues da Silva

377-384
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Satire and lament: the short stories of João Melo

António Manuel Ferreira

385-389
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When do you tell this one? – Relations between short story and history in “Quem manda aqui?”, by Paulina Chiziane

Marcos Vinicius Caetano da Silva

391-408
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Questions about Mia Couto’s contemporary novel

Maria Aparecida Cruz de Oliveira

409-416
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Mia Couto: the short story canon

Maria do Carmo Cardoso Mendes

417-421
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Dog Ashes: Realism agony of Louis Bernardo Honwana

Martins Mapera

423-432
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“A vida apertada numa hora” – Machado de Assis: short story writer and theorist

Tiago Ferreira Silva

433-445
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The modernity of the short stories by João Alphonsus and Marques Rebelo

Polyana Pires Gomes

447-456
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Woman in History: an analysis of the tale Colheita, by Nélida Piñon

Dinameire Oliveira Carneiro Rios

457-464
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The plasticity of Rubem Fonseca’s brutalist tales: the aesthetics of violence and solitude in postmodernity

Emília Rafaelly Soares e Silva, Algemira de Mac, Algemira de Macedo Mendes

465-477
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Samuel Rawet’s degenerate short story

Luciano de Jesus Gonçalves

497-509
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In search of who is lost: Unpublished short stories by Ricardo Guilherme Dicke

Rodrigo Simon de Moraes

497-509
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The short story, the canon and its frontiers: an approach in Mato Grosso, Brazil

Olga Maria Castrillon-Mendes

511-523
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The Brazilian short stories of the Jabuti Prize and its narrative veins

Luiz Gonzaga Marchezan

525-538
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“Le roi Candaule” by La Fontaine – a tale, in the diversity of genres of the literary echoes of a famous Herodotus’ episode

Cristina Abranches Guerreiro

539-549
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A Nonconformist “Aesthetics of the Human”: On the Relevance of Reading Heinrich Böll´s Satiric Tales Today

Ana Maria Pinhão Ramalheira

551-567
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After all, who needs three wishes? – A wild swan and other tales, the reverse of fairy tales

Ana Seiça Carvalho

569-576
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Passion and redemption. Double Indemnity, by James M. Cain and Billy Wilder

Maria José Figueiredo

577-585
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A new tale’s perspective: storytelling in business communication strategy

Dina Maria da Silva Baptista

587-603
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African and Brazilian tales in the teaching of Portuguese as a Foreign Language

Lola Geraldes Xavier

605-615
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The titles of stories that children (re)tell: a “poetics” of brevity without the anguish of influence

Luísa Álvares Pereira, Rosa Lídia Coimbra, Eduardo Calil

617-630
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Literary knowledge as aesthetic language of being

Lucas Fernando Gonçalves

631-642
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The Poetics of the Unexpected. A Review of Eduardo Mahon’s Contos Estranhos. Weird Tales. Cuiabá: Carlini & Caniato Editorial, 2017.

Erik Van Achter

643-646
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