History, Literature and Historiography
Synopsis
The works gathered here were part of the Thematic Symposia “Writing of History and History of Literature”, “History and Comics”, History and Literature in Latin America” and “Press, print and history: circulation of didactic-intellectual knowledge in the 19th and XX”. As can be seen, not only were the themes diverse, but the perspectives and approach lenses were varied and rich, demonstrating a vast reflection already consolidated in the field of cultural history and social history.
As Roger Chartier (2002, p. 255) tells us, the historian today, when approaching the literary text, cannot do without some questions that point to the meanings that readers, spectators and listeners give to this type of text. It should also be emphasized that the historian can find good stimuli for historical analysis not only in literature, but also in literary criticism, especially when this thinks “text and context in a dialectically integral interpretation”, in the words of Antonio Candido (2006, p 13). The relationship between text and context is discussed by Candido in order to establish clear boundaries between sociological and historical studies and literary studies. For the former, as the critic from São Paulo tells us, it is interesting to examine the social origin of the writer, the relationships between a work and the world views and ideas of a time, the book, the preferences for a certain genre, a certain author, etc. . (CANDIDO, 2006, p. 14).
Chapters
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Florbela Espanca, “the process of a cause”:attack against Christian morality and good customs (1955)
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Sebastian's religiosity in A Pedra do Reino and O Príncipe do Blood Back and forth, by Ariano Suassuna
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Cia. Donabentense de Petróleo: Monteiro’s cheating and “triumph” Lobato in the pro-oil campaign (1937)
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Brazilian literature crosses the Atlantic:the case of the Livros do Brazil (1944-1960)
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Victor Hugo of Paris:romanticism, Les Miserables and identity in Parisian modernity
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Black resistance against slavery in comic books:possibilities for teaching history
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Inheritances of authoritarianism:comic books in the disputes over meaning during the Civil-Military Dictatorship (1964-1985)
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An analysis of the signs of the figure of the northeastern cowboy in Xandin, in the comic Estórias de Vaqueiros (1992)
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Scanning the nation:the formation of national identity in A Independence of Brazil in comics (1972)
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The world of work in the 19th century:comics, high school and history laugh at the working class
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Mangas and the Second World War:an analysis of the Japan's collective traumas
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The mud of provision:spatial mythologies in the work of Josué de Castro
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Historical Education and literature:investigations of history in Afro-Brazilian literature written by women
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Aspects of the literary press in Fortaleza in the 19th century
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Antonio Candido and Ángel Rama:intersections and influences
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Amidst the colors of misery:the favelas of Rio de Janeiro in the newspaper articles, on the eve of the change of capital (1958-1960)
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The Illustrated Week:views on the Amazon (1917-1923)
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“Brazil, My Land!”:the historical chronicles of Mário Sette in your reading books
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The anti-communist speech in the newspaper O Semeador (1963-1964)
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Economy, technology and distinction:the Brazilian crisis in advertising from Veja magazine (1974-1994)
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“Does the reader fully believe in the honesty of women?”:representations of women in the “happy genre” newspaper Rio Nu (1906-1913)
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“The apostolate of truth and good cannot be limited to the word spoken”:Maria Magazine, women and the Catholic Church in Brazil (1915- 1965)
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In the plots of political history:the newspaper Gazeta do Cariri de Juazeirinho in the construction of the political profile of governor Wilson Braga
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The word and the concept:The forging of political and social concepts in speeches from the political periodical A Imprensa
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“Bravo, colleague”:the propaganda and repercussion of the abolitionist movement in Ceará in the newspaper Libertador (1881-1884)
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Press and region:the newspaper Diário do Gram-Pará and the invention of Amazon (1882 - 1885)
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