Reading the Truth of Falseness: An Introduction / Ronald W. Sousa -- Acknowledgements -- A BBC Interview with Roberto Schwarz, on the Subject of Machado de Assis -- Misplaced Ideas -- The Importation of the Novel and Its Contradictions in Alencar --...
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Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Haus Unter den Linden
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Reading the Truth of Falseness: An Introduction / Ronald W. Sousa -- Acknowledgements -- A BBC Interview with Roberto Schwarz, on the Subject of Machado de Assis -- Misplaced Ideas -- The Importation of the Novel and Its Contradictions in Alencar -- Paternalism and Its Rationalisation in Machado de Assis' Early Novels. General Considerations -- A Mão e a Luva -- Helena -- Iaiá Garcia -- Bibliography -- Index. "Literary forms travel from core countries to the periphery of capitalism, where they are adopted under social conditions that differ from those in the countries of their origin. Besides being inevitable, the resulting maladjustments lead to new and original aesthetic problems, presenting to the reader the symptoms of the world's complexity. When properly worked through, these allow for the rise of world-class art, as in the case of the great Brazilian novels by Machado de Assis. First published in Portuguese in 1977 as Ao vencedor as batatas: Forma literária e processo social nos inícios do romance brasileiro by Duas Cidades/Editora 34, ISBN 978-85-7326-169-2, and presented here in a new English-language translation, To the Victor, the Potatoes! is a major work of one of the most significant Marxist literary critics of our time"
Reading the Truth of Falseness: An Introduction / Ronald W. Sousa -- Acknowledgements -- A BBC Interview with Roberto Schwarz, on the Subject of Machado de Assis -- Misplaced Ideas -- The Importation of the Novel and Its Contradictions in Alencar --...
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Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Haus Potsdamer Straße
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Reading the Truth of Falseness: An Introduction / Ronald W. Sousa -- Acknowledgements -- A BBC Interview with Roberto Schwarz, on the Subject of Machado de Assis -- Misplaced Ideas -- The Importation of the Novel and Its Contradictions in Alencar -- Paternalism and Its Rationalisation in Machado de Assis' Early Novels. General Considerations -- A Mão e a Luva -- Helena -- Iaiá Garcia -- Bibliography -- Index. "Literary forms travel from core countries to the periphery of capitalism, where they are adopted under social conditions that differ from those in the countries of their origin. Besides being inevitable, the resulting maladjustments lead to new and original aesthetic problems, presenting to the reader the symptoms of the world's complexity. When properly worked through, these allow for the rise of world-class art, as in the case of the great Brazilian novels by Machado de Assis. First published in Portuguese in 1977 as Ao vencedor as batatas: Forma literária e processo social nos inícios do romance brasileiro by Duas Cidades/Editora 34, ISBN 978-85-7326-169-2, and presented here in a new English-language translation, To the Victor, the Potatoes! is a major work of one of the most significant Marxist literary critics of our time"
Kafka's family man -- Objective form: reflections on the dialectic of roguery -- Beyond universalism and localism: Machado's breakthrough -- Capitu, the bride of Dom Casmurro -- Another Capitu? Helena Morley's diary -- An enormous minimalism -- City...
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Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Haus Unter den Linden
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Kafka's family man -- Objective form: reflections on the dialectic of roguery -- Beyond universalism and localism: Machado's breakthrough -- Capitu, the bride of Dom Casmurro -- Another Capitu? Helena Morley's diary -- An enormous minimalism -- City of God -- Brecht's relevance-highs and lows
Kafka's family man -- Objective form: reflections on the dialectic of roguery -- Beyond universalism and localism: Machado's breakthrough -- Capitu, the bride of Dom Casmurro -- Another Capitu? Helena Morley's diary -- An enormous minimalism -- City of God -- Brecht's relevance-highs and lows.