Titlebook: Essays on Hilda Hilst; Between Brazil and W Adam Morris,Bruno Carvalho Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Brazi

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Contributions to Political Scienceilst’s theater expresses her irreverence toward authority, her mocking of patriarchal power, her questioning of the pieties of bourgeois decency, and her defense of a pansexuality that today we would called queer ..

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Donatella Campus,Niko Switek,Marco Valbruzziy of the . to mediate the ambivalent aspects of both language and human existence. The opening offered by this “obscene” third space tears a definitive slit in the literary landscape onto which her work emerges.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-76962-2oetry was more than just a plot device for Hilst’s novel .-. and certain of her other fictional texts: it expressed Hilst’s belief in a transcendental gnostic unity that is at the heart of all metaphysics.

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Collective Identity and Integration Policy, prestige, Hilda Hilst remains controversial among readers of Portuguese. Frequently provocative and sometimes hermetic, her literature elicits a constant tension between a desire for recognition and communication, and an aversion to banality. Hilda Hilst’s texts never fail to push the boundaries of readers’ expectations.

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2634-601X from the United States, Brazil, and Europe.Offers insight aThis book is the first collection of critical essays on Hilda Hilst (1930-2004) published in English. It brings together a variety of perspectives on one of Latin America’s most inventive and innovative authors.? Nine essays by scholars and

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Collective Memory and National Memberships novella “Axelrod (da propor??o)” from the novella trilogy . as its primary tutor text, this chapter demonstrates how Hilst appropriates the marginal position of the . to critique Brazilian bourgeois nationalism through a strategy of combining genres and pushing language to the borders of sense.

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