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Caminhos cruzados: os portugueses e Portugal na ficção brasileira inova ao estudar as personagens portuguesas na ficção brasileira oitocentista e novecentista. Os 24 ensaios que constituem o e-book são o fruto complementar do Dicionário de personagens portuguesas da ficção brasileira. Este dicionário, que integra o projeto «Portugueses de Papel», dirigido pela Prof.ª Vania Pinheiro Chaves (CLEPUL – Centro de Literaturas e Culturas Lusófonas e Europeias da Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa), pode ser consultado em https://portuguesesdepapel.com. Iniciado em 2015, o dicionário conta hoje com uns 146 pesquisadores de diferentes nacionalidades, pertencendo a 63 centros universitários distribuídos entre o Brasil (43 universidades de 14 Estados), a Europa (Portugal, França, República Tcheca, Alemanha, Espanha, Itália, a Inglaterra) e os Estados Unidos. O corpus, ainda em formação, compreende romances, novelas e contos.
Os ensaios deste volume foram apresentados em diversos eventos realizados no Brasil (2017, Rio de Janeiro e Belém do Pará; 2018, Rio de Janeiro e São Paulo; 2019, Salvador; 2020, Niterói), na Europa (2015, Lisboa; 2016, Lisboa e Bordeaux; 2017, Lisboa; 2018, Lisboa; 2019, Paris) e nos Estados Unidos (2018, Boulder). Divide-se o livro em três capítulos: «Aberturas», «Portugueses e Portugal na ficção oitocentista» e «Portugueses e Portugal na ficção novecentista».
Caminhos cruzados: os portugueses e Portugal na ficção brasileira innovates by studying Portuguese characters in nineteenth-century and nineteenth-century Brazilian fiction. The 24 essays that make up the e-book are the complementary result of the Dictionary of Portuguese characters in Brazilian fiction. This dictionary, which is part of the project «Portugueses de Papel», directed by Prof. Vania Pinheiro Chaves (CLEPUL – Center for Lusophone and European Literatures and Cultures of the School of Arts and Humanities, University of Lisbon), can be consulted at https:// Portuguesedepaper.com. Started in 2015, the dictionary currently has some 146 researchers of different nationalities, belonging to 63 university centers distributed across Brazil (43 universities from 14 States), Europe (Portugal, France, Czech Republic, Germany, Spain, Italy, the England) and the United States. The corpus, still in formation, comprises romance, novels and short stories. The essays in this volume were presented at several events held in Brazil (2017, Rio de Janeiro and Belém do Pará; 2018, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo; 2019, Salvador; 2020, Niterói), in Europe (2015, Lisbon; 2016, Lisbon and Bordeaux; 2017, Lisbon; 2018, Lisbon; 2019, Paris) and in the United States (2018, Boulder). The book is divided into three chapters: «Opentures», «Portugueses and Portugal in nineteenth-century fiction» and «Portugueses and Portugal in nineteenth-century fiction».
Caminhos cruzados: os portugueses e Portugal na ficção brasileira innovates by studying Portuguese characters in nineteenth-century and nineteenth-century Brazilian fiction. The 24 essays that make up the e-book are the complementary result of the Dictionary of Portuguese characters in Brazilian fiction. This dictionary, which is part of the project «Portugueses de Papel», directed by Prof. Vania Pinheiro Chaves (CLEPUL – Center for Lusophone and European Literatures and Cultures of the School of Arts and Humanities, University of Lisbon), can be consulted at https:// Portuguesedepaper.com. Started in 2015, the dictionary currently has some 146 researchers of different nationalities, belonging to 63 university centers distributed across Brazil (43 universities from 14 States), Europe (Portugal, France, Czech Republic, Germany, Spain, Italy, the England) and the United States. The corpus, still in formation, comprises romance, novels and short stories. The essays in this volume were presented at several events held in Brazil (2017, Rio de Janeiro and Belém do Pará; 2018, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo; 2019, Salvador; 2020, Niterói), in Europe (2015, Lisbon; 2016, Lisbon and Bordeaux; 2017, Lisbon; 2018, Lisbon; 2019, Paris) and in the United States (2018, Boulder). The book is divided into three chapters: «Opentures», «Portugueses and Portugal in nineteenth-century fiction» and «Portugueses and Portugal in nineteenth-century fiction».
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Ficção brasileira Personagens Romance Novela Conto
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Centro de Literaturas e Culturas Lusófonas e Europeias