No. 18 (2022): Torre de Babel: alteridade e estereótipos

Articles

• From Hesiod to Xenophon: the experience of marriage. Stereotype, education and politics

  María Cecilia Colombani

  9-16

  • PDF (Spanish)

• The Tower of Babel in Late Medieval theatre: the Mystère du Vieil Testament

  Emanuele Arioli

  17-30

  • PDF (French)

• Ephyre. A rare nymph in Os Lusíadas

  Maria Mafalda Viana

  31-46

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Reported Speech / Hidden Speech: Native American worldviews in Portuguese travel literature, 1500-1550

  Virgínia Boechat

  47-55

  • PDF (French)

• José Bergamín’s Los filólogos or when literacy produces babelic confusion

  M.ª Teresa Santa María Fernández

  57-69

  • PDF (Spanish)

• Sebastian (with no King): alterity and individuality in Jornada de África, by Manuel Alegre

  Eduardo Nunes

  71-87

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Milton Hatoum, a reader of Jorge Luís Borges

  Luiz Gonzaga Marchezan

  89-102

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Between “Rocks”, empty hands of a worker

  Daniel de Oliveira Gomes

  103-118

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Alterity from the margins: the ‘alien’ gaze of the child in Isabela Figueiredo’s Caderno de memórias coloniais and Dulce Maria Cardoso’s O retorno

  Martin Neumann

  119-136

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The Perception of Death on The Return to Alceste

  Rui Carlos Medeiros Alvarenga

  137-160

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Hostis and ξένος (Xénos) in Plague Diary of Gonçalo M. Tavares: Man becomes a stranger to himself

  Ana Isabel Correia Martins

  161-178

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The babel tower of brazilian criticism - Complexes of contemporary intellectuality

  Eduardo Mahon

  179-193

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The semiotics of blindness: Alteritas at University

  Martins JC-Mapera

  195-205

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Hotel-living - housing in sites of memory in Mozambican film

  Kathrin Sartingen, Sophie Everson-Baltas

  207-229

  • PDF (Portuguese)