Literature

DIFFUSION

Cartoon Science

The rising popularity of comic strips in science and research communication

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LITERATURE

Modernism revisited

Researchers rethink the São Paulo avant-garde movement's place in the Brazilian cultural scene

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History

Brazilian rarities in Washington

Some 60,000 items that could be of interest to Brazilian and Portuguese literature and history researchers have been made available in Washington D.C., USA

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LETTER EDITING

Epistolary methodology

Criteria for the publication of intellectual correspondence

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LITERARY THEORY

Ideas from many quarters

Discussions mark the 40th anniversary of "Ao vencedor as batatas"

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LITERATURE

Lima Barreto as a chronicler of post-Abolition Brazil

A biography of Lima Barreto marks the genre’s resurgence in academia

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LITERATURE

The life and times of a Japanese-British writer

The life and times of a Japanese-British writer

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LITERARY THEORY

Literature as a system

The social reach of the work of Antonio Candido went beyond the university

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LETTERS

Brazilian literature in transit

Books with exotic stories characterized early translations of Brazilian authors

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Literature

João Antônio’s journalism and fiction

João Antônio used his experience in the press to portray the lower classes

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Cover

Intellectuals in action

Editors and teachers worked together to produce children’s books

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COVER

Lobato’s predecessors

Brazilian authors began publishing children’s books in the 19th century

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Memory

Doctor Benignus and the aliens

Doctor Benignus was the first science fiction book published in Brazil

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LITERATURE

The fluctuations of Dostoyevsky

Russian writers oscillated in prestige in Brazil following politics

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HISTORY

Black intellectuality during the Brazilian Empire

Before Abolition, the descendants of slaves played an important social role

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Nobel Prize in Literature

My favorite composer

References to Dylan’s lyrics were found in medical articles

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NOBEL PRIZE

Autophagy, topological transitions and molecular machines

Autophagy, topological transitions and molecular machines

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History

Monções (almost) rewritten

Sérgio Buarque de Holanda liked to rewriting his works

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LITERATURE

Love according to Mário de Andrade

Analysis of the verses sheds light on the evolution of the poet’s task

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LITERATURE

The prostitute as poetic figure

Study explores the significance of the prostitute in Brazilian modernism

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Culture

Globalization in the 19th century

Project reveals an intense circulation of cultural goods in the 19th century

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Prize

The 2015 Nobel Prizes

Parasitic diseases and DNA repair are among the recognized research subjects

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Literature

Poetry out of scraps

Studies define style and roots of Carolina Maria de Jesus' work

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LITERATURE

From masters to apprentices

USP's contribution in fields such as literary theory continues

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Recognition

From Blue LED to the Brain’s GPS

Nobel Prizes highlights advances in microscopy and neuroscience

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LITERATURE

An Imagined Brazi

Suassuna forged fiction popular aesthetic matrix with high density

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LITERATURE

Against the colonization of thought

João Ubaldo Ribeiro contributed to reflections on Brazilian identities

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MARKET FOR NOVELS

Lusophone Paris

French released hundreds of books in Portuguese during the 19th century

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Publications

Books awarded the Jabuti Prize

Books funded by FAPESP awarded the 55th Jabuti prize

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Jacó Guinsburg

Jacó Guinsburg: The editor of academia

Editor tells how Perspectiva's books became a reference in universities

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