Discurso social, história e política no romance histórico contemporâneo de língua portuguesa: Leminski, Lobo Antunes e Pepetela

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Mitos hispânicos no romance histórico brasileiro: uma leitura de O Chalaça (1994) e de O feitiço da ilha do Pavão (1997)

Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)

A rainha Margot em duas versões

This paper presents a comparative study concerning the novel The queen Margot (1845), by Alexandre Dumas father, and the homonymous movie (1994), by Patrice Chéreau, mainly considering its historical character, the production conditions of each “discourse” and the personages’ performances in both narratives. The novel has been originally published in the form of feuilleton in the French newspaper La presse, during the years 1844 and 1845, what explains its long extension and the correlation among the chapters. It constitutes a trilogy, the action of which takes place during the religion wars, affording to the text the classification of a traditional historical novel, having the episode of St. Bartholomew carnage as its most striking event. Regarding the movie, which has been awarded five Cesar prizes, two rewards in Cannes Festival and an indication to the Oscar for the best costume design, it also counts with Isabelle Adjani as the protagonist actress. With a few relevant differences regarding the novel, it is remarkable that the action in the movie happens in august 1572 in a Paris that is the center of conflicts among Catholics and Protestants. In this scenery, the comparison between the two artistic manifestations is based strictly on the analysis of the personages’ profiles, the circumstances in which they have been produced and the historical aspects surrounding the two works.

O livro didático de história hoje: um panorama a partir do PNLD

O artigo objetiva delinear uma breve radiografia do livro didático contemporâneo em função de algumas temáticas centrais que têm ocupado o cenário de investigações relativas ao saber histórico escolar, porém sob o escopo daquilo que se apresentou no interior dos processos de inscrição, triagem e avaliação das obras inscritas para o Programa Nacional do Livro Didático para o ano de 2005. Consideraram-se, para efeito de categorização global, os resultados dessa última avaliação de livros de História, divulgada no início de 2004, na qual as autoras desempenharam papéis vinculados diretamente à execução do processo avaliativo.

Relato de um certo Oriente de Milton Hatoum: a construção inovadora de um romance brasileiro contemporâneo

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Imagens metaficcionais de Cristovão Colombo: uma poética da hipertextualidade

Pós-graduação em Letras - FCLAS

Cenários do sujeito e da escrita em Paisagem com mulher e mar ao fundo, de Teolinda Gersão

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Anita Garibaldi coberta por histórias

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O homem que enganou a província ou as peripécias de Qorpo-Santo: uma leitura de Cães da província, de Luis Antonio de Assis Brasil

Pós-graduação em Letras - FCLAS

O espaço feminino na escritura de Juana Manuela Gorriti e Martha Mercader

Pós-graduação em Letras - FCLAS

Uma representação irônica da morte e da escrita

The novel As intermitências da morte, by José Saramago (2005a), presents an imaginary narrative that treats one of the most classical themes of universal literature. Besides that, the novel discusses the question of fictional discourse construction, showing the potentialities (and limits) of language as an intermediation between life and art.

Tempo, memória e identidade em Os cus de Judas, de António Lobo Antunes

Pós-graduação em Estudos Literários - FCLAR

O romance policial contemporâneo pelos caminhos da paródia: uma vertente metalinguística

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

A representação do salazarismo em Afirma Pereira, de Antonio Tabucchi

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Contemporary and historic factors influence differently genetic differentiation and diversity in a tropical palm

Population genetics theory predicts loss in genetic variability because of drift and inbreeding in isolated plant populations; however, it has been argued that long-distance pollination and seed dispersal may be able to maintain gene flow, even in highly fragmented landscapes. We tested how historical effective population size, historical migration and contemporary landscape structure, such as forest cover, patch isolation and matrix resistance, affect genetic variability and differentiation of seedlings in a tropical palm (Euterpe edulis) in a human-modified rainforest. We sampled 16 sites within five landscapes in the Brazilian Atlantic forest and assessed genetic variability and differentiation using eight microsatellite loci. Using a model selection approach, none of the covariates explained the variation observed in inbreeding coefficients among populations. The variation in genetic diversity among sites was best explained by historical effective population size. Allelic richness was best explained by historical effective population size and matrix resistance, whereas genetic differentiation was explained by matrix resistance. Coalescence analysis revealed high historical migration between sites within landscapes and constant historical population sizes, showing that the genetic differentiation is most likely due to recent changes caused by habitat loss and fragmentation. Overall, recent landscape changes have a greater influence on among-population genetic variation than historical gene flow process. As immediate restoration actions in landscapes with low forest amount, the development of more permeable matrices to allow the movement of pollinators and seed dispersers may be an effective strategy to maintain microevolutionary processes.