Literature

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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Gustavo Fiorati

A brand new generation of playwrights

A brand new generation of playwrights

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Retrospect

Magnificent botanist

Magnificent botanist

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Communications

100 important works

100 important works

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Strategies

Unicamp’s Theater Archives

Unicamp's Theater Archives

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History

The past that intrudes into the present

Collection compiles articles by historians to a broader audience

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SCIENCE DISSEMINATION

Five decades of ecological conscience

Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring remains an environmental literature classic

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Literature

The Sentimental Memoirs of the Angel of Death

The Sentimental Memoirs of the Angel of Death

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Books

Libertines did not live only for sex

Reason rather than dissipation guided eighteenth century books

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Literature

Brazil seen from the farm

Studies reintroduce the complexity of Monteiro Lobato

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Collection

Realism boiled in revolt

João Antônio, portrayer of the fringes of society in big cities

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Itamaraty

The ambassadors of the hinterlands

Diplomacy influenced the literature of Brazilian authors

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review

The dilemmas of the Moor of Matacavalos

A passion for Shakespeare directly influenced Machado de Assis

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Biography

The war of the Rosas

Saving Jews in Nazi Germany marked Guimarães Rosa and his wife, Aracy

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Literature

The future of the present in the past

Brazilian science fiction and the country's relationship with S&T

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Literature

New voices of new authors

The characteristics of Brazilian recent fiction

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Literature

Is the book dead? Long live the book!

Studies reveal new reading trends with e-readers

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Memory

Gonçalves Dias, ethnographer

Gonçalves Dias wrote about and collected material on Brazil's indigenous people

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Literature

A guidebook for reading Antonio Vieira

Book helps one navigate through the sermons of the Portuguese priest

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Nélida Piñon

Nélida Piñon: Drifting heart

For the novelist, imagination drives human history

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