Hispanic American Literature
Mostrando 1-4 de 4 artigos, teses e dissertações.
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1. Modernismo hispano-americano : trajetória e o "retorno das caravelas"
Esta dissertação visa analisar por que o Modernismo espanhol nasceu na América hispânica, as dificuldades que teve para superar um modelo de frases feitas, temas repetitivos e imagens desgastadas, bem como as influências que seus poetas receberam dos românticos, parnasianos e simbolistas; e, mesmo rompendo esses clichês verbais provindos da metrópole
IBICT - Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia. Publicado em: 04/03/2010
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2. Notas sobre pentecostalismo y poder entre inmigrantes latinoamericanos en la ciudad de Newark (New Jersey, E.U.A.)
The recent, growing literature on Pentecostalism - as well as an ongoing research on Hispanic churches in which I am involved in Newark, the largest city in New Jersey - suggest, among other things, that many Latin American immigrants (and other groups equally negatively privileged) seem to find in Pentecostalism a set of extremely useful socio-religious "to
Horizontes Antropológicos. Publicado em: 2007-06
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3. âTu me acostumbrastesâ: como Alberto Fuguet repensou o legado do boom de Gabriel GarcÃa Marquez
This dissertation starts a mapping of contemporary hispanic-american literature, trying to understand how the new writers deal with the inheritance of the main name of the 1960 s "boom", Prize Nobel winner Gabriel GarcÃa MÃrquez. We decided centering the analysis of this new literary generation on the proposals written by chilean authors Alberto Fuguet and
Publicado em: 2007
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4. SPICE IN THE MELTING POT: THE HOUSE ON MANGO STREET, DE SANDRA CISNEROS E HOW THE GARCÍA GIRLS LOST THEIR ACCENTS, DE JULIA ALVAREZ / SPICE IN THE MELTING POT: SANDRA CISNEROS THE HOUSE ON MANGO STREET AND JULIA ALVAREZ HOW THE GARCÍA GIRLS LOST THEIR ACCENTS
Chicano or Mexican-American and Dominican-American: people with latinity in their existence, a language, and the Hispanic origin in common, but with different backgrounds within the United States. The experience of living in the hyphen, the place where two worlds blend (or collide), is dramatized in texts written by authors who, from their own immigrant expe
Publicado em: 2007