No. 17 (2021): Olhares de Narciso: egotismo e alienação

Published: 2021-12-21

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Narciso

António Manuel Ferreira

11-12
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Olhares de Narciso: egotismo e alienação

Narcissus and Narcissism

Carlos João Correia

15-22
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Narcissus before the mirror: the first meaning of the myth

Nuno Simões Rodrigues

23-33
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The myth of Narcissus as an example of the sublime in classical literature and art

Abel N. Pena

35-46
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Narcissus. An anthropological-philosophical reading of myth as an operator of meaning

María Cecilia Colombani

47-55
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The Narcissus of the Constable D. Pedro: aegritudo amoris with a courtly metamorphosis

Maria José Ferreira Lopes

57-70
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Beholding Narcissus: the myth of Narcissus in the De Amore of Marsílio Ficino

Tiago Fontes

71-84
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Eco y Narciso by Calderón de la Barca: from platonic knowledge to the mirror of freedom

María Rosa Álvarez Sellers

85-98
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The wize lunatics of Maupassant and Machado’s short stories: a comparison between “Le Docteur Héraclius Gloss” and “The Alienist”

Clarissa Navarro Conceição Lima, Andressa Cristina de Oliveira

99-117
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Narcissus in Ovid’s Metamorphoses and J. W. Waterhouse’s painting

Carlos Mesquita Severino

119-138
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“Double” (1982) by Constança Capdeville: the work where the ego finds itself in a universe other than itself

Helena Maria da Silva Santana, Maria do Rosário da Silva Santana

139-154
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Narcissus and melancholy through the looking-glass

Luís Adriano Carlos

155-163
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Narcissistic Mirrors, Colonial Mimetics: some remarks on Sacheverell Sitwell’s Portugal

Pedro Lopes de Almeida

165-180
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Narcissus's nightmares: egotism and personality disorder in the urban fiction by José Rodrigues Miguéis e Branquinho da Fonseca

Silvie Špánková

181-198
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In the mirror of The Night: Narcissus

Ana Paula Pinto

199-212
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Ricardo Reis by José saramago: Narcissus at the mirror of himself

José Cândido de Oliveira Martins

213-223
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The other side of the mirror in two short stories by Dulce Maria Cardoso

Maria Graciete Gomes da Silva

225-233
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The bissau-guinean theater: egotism and alienation in As orações de mansata, by Abdulai Sila

Agnaldo Rodrigues da Silva

235-251
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The literary figuration of Narcissism in Mário de Andrade’s short stories

Ivone Daré Rabello

253-260
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Looking at yourself, looking at the other: self-portrait, portrait and simulacra in Caderno de memórias coloniais, by Isabela Figueiredo

Marinei Almeida

261-269
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The mirror and the diverse in Luciene Carvalho Dona

Olga Maria Castrillon-Mendes

271-280
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Aspects of narcissus myth in Marina Colasanti’s “the first only” fairy tale

Fernanda Cassiolato Marti Sguassábia

281-293
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Charles Foster Kane, A Narcissist with the World at His Feet

João de Mancelos

295-302
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The Liquid Narcissus Portrait: Dorian Gray’s Fragmented Identity

José Vieira

303-313
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About sea creatures, false achievements and invented places. Today’s and Yesterday’s Fake News

Virgínia Boechat

315-324
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Discursive analysis of informal commerce advertising

Paula Maimuna Bernardo Ângelo Bambo

325-332
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Reviews

Eduardo Mahon, O Homem Binário e outras memórias da senhora Bertha Kowalski, Cuiabá, MT, Carlini & Caniato Editorial, 2017 (238 pp.) [posfácio de Icleia Rodrigues de Lima e Gomes].

José Cândido de Oliveira Martins

335-337
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No. 17 (2021): Olhares de Narciso: egotismo e alienação

Full Issue

Editorial

Narciso

Olhares de Narciso: egotismo e alienação

Narcissus and Narcissism

Narcissus before the mirror: the first meaning of the myth

The myth of Narcissus as an example of the sublime in classical literature and art

Narcissus. An anthropological-philosophical reading of myth as an operator of meaning

The Narcissus of the Constable D. Pedro: aegritudo amoris with a courtly metamorphosis

Beholding Narcissus: the myth of Narcissus in the De Amore of Marsílio Ficino

Eco y Narciso by Calderón de la Barca: from platonic knowledge to the mirror of freedom

The wize lunatics of Maupassant and Machado’s short stories: a comparison between “Le Docteur Héraclius Gloss” and “The Alienist”

Narcissus in Ovid’s Metamorphoses and J. W. Waterhouse’s painting

“Double” (1982) by Constança Capdeville: the work where the ego finds itself in a universe other than itself

Narcissus and melancholy through the looking-glass

Narcissistic Mirrors, Colonial Mimetics: some remarks on Sacheverell Sitwell’s Portugal

Narcissus's nightmares: egotism and personality disorder in the urban fiction by José Rodrigues Miguéis e Branquinho da Fonseca

In the mirror of The Night: Narcissus

Ricardo Reis by José saramago: Narcissus at the mirror of himself

The other side of the mirror in two short stories by Dulce Maria Cardoso

The bissau-guinean theater: egotism and alienation in As orações de mansata, by Abdulai Sila

The literary figuration of Narcissism in Mário de Andrade’s short stories

Looking at yourself, looking at the other: self-portrait, portrait and simulacra in Caderno de memórias coloniais, by Isabela Figueiredo

The mirror and the diverse in Luciene Carvalho Dona

Aspects of narcissus myth in Marina Colasanti’s “the first only” fairy tale

Charles Foster Kane, A Narcissist with the World at His Feet

The Liquid Narcissus Portrait: Dorian Gray’s Fragmented Identity

About sea creatures, false achievements and invented places. Today’s and Yesterday’s Fake News

Discursive analysis of informal commerce advertising

Reviews

Eduardo Mahon, O Homem Binário e outras memórias da senhora Bertha Kowalski, Cuiabá, MT, Carlini & Caniato Editorial, 2017 (238 pp.) [posfácio de Icleia Rodrigues de Lima e Gomes].

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