other e-books
Verbal violence: interfaces, interaction and social implications
Victoria Wilson, Gysele Colombo and Caroline Abritta
This book is the result of research in the field of verbal violence and is based on 8 interviews with researchers specialized in the topic. The aim of the organizers is to disseminate discussions on a subject that is as complex as it is relevant, given our contemporary scenario. Thus, we hope to contribute to studies in the area of discourse and interactions and their interfaces with impoliteness, non-violent communication, and verbal violence itself.
Literature, Theory, and History: Dialogs
Paulo César Silva de Oliveira and Shirley Carreira (Organizers)
This collection is the result of a reflective effort on the contemporary. The authors, works and theories gathered here deal with a world in transformation that amazes us. Literatura, Teoria, História: Diálogos is a small contribution from PPLIN’s Literary Studies area to strengthen critical debate.
(Re)Writing Without Borders: Contemporary Intermedial Perspectives on Literature and the Visual Arts
Brigitte Le Juez, Nina Shiel, and Mark Wallace (Eds.)
Check out chapter 4, by Professor Maria Cristina Cardoso Ribas, Literary Studies.
Re-reading Literature in Contemporary Cinema: Intermediality in Machado de Assis’s story “Father Against Mother” (1906) and Sergio Bianchi’s film How Much is it worth or is it per Kilo? (2005)
Maria Cristina Cardoso Ribas
Contemporary literary studies: issues and trends
Organizers: Paulo César Oliveira; Shirley Carreira Rio de Janeiro: UERJ/FFP - 2017.
In this e-book, readers will find reflections on the relationship between literature, theory and history, with a focus on literary criticism and national and foreign authors. Most of the texts are written by students of the Literary Studies master’s program of the Graduate Program in Letters and Linguisticsand provide an insight into the intellectual debate in the field of Literature.