Vol. 9 No. 1 (2024): Revista Odisseia

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.21680/1983-2435.2024v9n1

Published: 29-02-2024

Editorial

Editorial

Samuel Anderson de Oliveira Lima, Marcelo da Silva Amorim

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Articles

The self writing in Dyonélio Machado's Deuses Econômicos

Jonas Kunzler Moreira Dornelles

1-20
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Zaíta forgot to put her toys – the journey of stray bullets: the dialogue between the news and the literary story

Wagner Araujo

21-39
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“EU VOS DIGO, MANAS”: reflections about female subalternity in New Portuguese Letters

Maria da Conceição Matos Flores

40-55
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A PROPOSAL OF AN EXTENDED SEQUENCE WITH MARK TWAIN’S “THE STORY OF THE GOOD LITTLE BOY” IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASSES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Tito Matias-Ferreira Júnior, Gisana Karen Araújo Costa Lira

56-72
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CORA CORALINA AND THE HUMANITARIAN MODERNITY OF “TODAS AS VIDAS”

Paulo Antônio Vieira Júnior, Glauciane Rodrigues da Silva

73-90
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QUAREPE: ASYMMETRIES IN (INTER)CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS OF THE LUSOPHONE WORLD

Marcelo da Silva Amorim, Ricardo Alexandre Peixoto Barbosa, Brenda Louise Ferreira

91-109
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The pleadings of Hercules in the prologue of the senecan tragedy Hercules Oetaeus: an appeal for immortality

Viviane Moraes de Caldas

110-128
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The femme fatale Rosario Tijeras in the intersemiotic scope of literature and cinema

Iury Aragonez, Neuda Alves do Lago, Samuel Rufino de Carvalho

129-151
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Preliminary study on /s/ debucalization in a speech community from Rio Grande do Norte - Brazil

Gabriel Sales

152-166
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Mixed-race Ophelia: postcolonial adaptation in the game Elsinore (Golden Glitch, 2019)

Pedro de Souza Melo

167-184
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Voices of violence: the malleering of the hammer

Flávio Cavaca Lopes Ribeiro

185-200
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Two women and an experience: Chimamanda Adichie's dualistic narrative

Rosanne Bezerra de Araújo, Júlio César de Araújo Cadó, Maria Clara Costa Menezes da Rocha

201-220
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