Vol. 18 No. 29 (2011): The 18th Century

Presentation

• Introduction

  Ana Lucia de Souza Henriques, Carlinda Fragale Pate Nuñez

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Literature Papers

• Brazilian neoclassical epic poetry in two moments: 'Vila Rica' and 'Muhuraida'

  Anazildo Vasconcelos da Silva, Christina Bielinski Ramalho

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• Women, society and enlightenment: the emergence of a protofeminist phylosophy in Britain in the 18th century

  Anderson Soares Gomes

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• Writing and pedagogy: Luso-Brazilian scholars in the 18th century

  Claudete Daflon

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• Winckelmann, allegory and the overcoming of 'paragone' in arts

  Claudia Valladão de Mattos

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• Francisco de Sousa: ‘oriente conquistado’

  Eduardo Javier Alonso Romo

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• From magic to Kant: Goethe’s relation to philosophy

  Magali Moura

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• Self-care and meeting hearts: pleasure and moral discourse in the Age of Eligtenment

  Marc André Bernier

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• Poetics of uncertainty: a contrascene in the Age of Enligtenment

  Maria Cristina Batalha

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• Hybrid ideologies in poets from Minas Gerais in the 18th century

  Melânia Silva de Aguiar

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• ‘Caramuru’ and the second fall of the American indian

  Michel Riaudel

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• Three natures: Schiller and artistic creation

  Ricardo Barbosa

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• What is an author? Reflections on the female presence in Luso-Brazilian cultural scene before 1822

  Vanda Anastácio

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Reviews

• Antonio Vieira: a key to his prophetic inspiration

  Ana Lúcia M. de Oliveira

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• Cláudio Manuel da Costa: a poet between two worlds

  Luís André Nepomuceno

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• Contributors

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• About this issue

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