Editorial

• Narciso

  António Manuel Ferreira

  11-12

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• 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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