Cristina Ferreira Pinto-Bailey
Biographic Data
| ID | 1639230 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cristina Ferreira Pinto-Bailey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cristina Ferreira |
| FAMILY NAME | Pinto-Bailey |
| SIGNATURE | PINTO-BAILEY C F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Washington and Lee University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7169-0251 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Translating from the Portuguese
Elizabeth Lowe’s illuminating memoir is also an insightful reflection on language, cultures, world history, and the art of translation. The first part of the book narrates the author’s life story
Fog at Noon by Tomás González (review)
The Living and the Rest by José Eduardo Agualusa (review)
No Gods Live Here
Crooked Plow by Itamar Vieira Júnior (review)
Reviewed by: Crooked Plow by Itamar Vieira Júnior Cristina Pinto-Bailey ITAMAR VIEIRA JÚNIOR Crooked Plow Trans. Johnny Lorenz. London. Verso. 2023. 276 pages. THE AWARD-WINNING Crooked Plow is a family saga set in the sertão, or backlands, of Brazil's State of Bahia, an area that since colonial times has been home to large plantations, while its laborers have been subjected to the violence and exploitation of slavery and its enduring legacy. The…
Imminence by Mariana Dimópulos
Reviewed by: Imminence by Mariana Dimópulos Cristina Ferreira Pinto-Bailey Mariana Dimópulos Imminence Trans. Alice Whitmore. Oakland. Transit Books. 2021. 120 pages. MARIANA DIMÓPULOS'S NEW novel, set in her native Buenos Aires, prods the reader to consider what it means to be a woman. The story opens with the protagonist-narrator, Irina, at home with her newborn son after a long hospital stay due to postpartum complications. Now alone with him …
Cuíer
Reviewed by: Cuíer: Queer Brazil trans. by Various Cristina Ferreira Pinto-Bailey Cuíer: Queer Brazil Trans. Various. San Francisco. Two Lines Press. 2021. 344 pages. as has been said before in various contexts, Brazil is a nation of continental proportions and of equally vast contradictions, and this holds true to how Brazilians and their social, cultural, and political institutions regard sexuality. On one hand, the country likes to portray its…
The Touch System by Alejandra Costamagna
Reviewed by: The Touch System by Alejandra Costamagna Cristina Ferreira Pinto-Bailey Alejandra Costamagna The Touch System Trans. Lisa Dillman. Oakland, California. Transit. 2021. 157 pages. THE THEMES OF exile, immigration, and displacement have been recurrent in the literature of the Southern Cone since the region’s conflictive post-independence years. Argentina, in particular, has produced an important body of literature dealing with such them…
From the Elders to the Young
Na face do velhoas rugas sao letras,palavras escritas na carne,abecedario do viver.Na face do jovemo frescor da pelee o brilho dos olhossao duvidas.Nas maos entrelacadasde ambos,o velho tempofunde
Black Brazilian Feminisms
The twentieth century has been called the “era of catastrophes and genocides” (Seligmann-Silva 8); today, however, two decades into the twenty-first century, it is indisputable that that era did no
Kinky Hair
From “Manifesto / Jump, Girl!”
Eu me sinto insegura, meu comportamento mudaOlha so que loucura, eu vivo com medoSociedade injusta, essa cidade me assustaMas sou do tipo que luta, eu cansei de ter medoEu me lembro da Claudia arra
Xuxa and the Fetishization of Poverty
"Xuxa and the Fetishization of Poverty: Blog." Review: Literature and Arts of the Americas, 54(1), pp. 51–52
Política, Ficção E “Verdade”, De Antonio Callado Ao Romance Brasileiro Contemporâneo
Política, Ficção E “Verdade”, De Antonio Callado Ao Romance Brasileiro Contemporâneo
Introdução
Introdução
Cage by Astrid Cabral, Alexis Levitin
VERSE Astrid Cabral. Cage. Alexis Levitin, tr. Austin, Texas. Host. 2008. v + 91 pages. $12. isbn978-0-924047-44-2 A native ofManaus, the capital city of the State of Amazonas in north ern Brazil, Astrid Cabral is a widely acclaimed poet, short-story writer, and literary critic. She was one of the leading names in theClube da Madrugada (Club ofDawn), a liter ary movement that, in the 1950s, finally brought the aesthetic inno vations of Brazilian …
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Cage by Astrid Cabral, Alexis Levitin
VERSE Astrid Cabral. Cage. Alexis Levitin, tr. Austin, Texas. Host. 2008. v + 91 pages. $12. isbn978-0-924047-44-2 A native ofManaus, the capital city of the State of Amazonas in north ern Brazil, Astrid Cabral is a widely acclaimed poet, short-story writer, and literary critic. She was one of the leading names in theClube da Madrugada (Club ofDawn), a liter ary movement that, in the 1950s, finally brought the aesthetic inno vations of Brazilian …
Política, Ficção E “Verdade”, De Antonio Callado Ao Romance Brasileiro Contemporâneo
Política, Ficção E “Verdade”, De Antonio Callado Ao Romance Brasileiro Contemporâneo
Introdução
Introdução
From the Elders to the Young
Na face do velhoas rugas sao letras,palavras escritas na carne,abecedario do viver.Na face do jovemo frescor da pelee o brilho dos olhossao duvidas.Nas maos entrelacadasde ambos,o velho tempofunde
Black Brazilian Feminisms
The twentieth century has been called the “era of catastrophes and genocides” (Seligmann-Silva 8); today, however, two decades into the twenty-first century, it is indisputable that that era did no
Kinky Hair
From “Manifesto / Jump, Girl!”
Eu me sinto insegura, meu comportamento mudaOlha so que loucura, eu vivo com medoSociedade injusta, essa cidade me assustaMas sou do tipo que luta, eu cansei de ter medoEu me lembro da Claudia arra
Xuxa and the Fetishization of Poverty
"Xuxa and the Fetishization of Poverty: Blog." Review: Literature and Arts of the Americas, 54(1), pp. 51–52
Imminence by Mariana Dimópulos
Reviewed by: Imminence by Mariana Dimópulos Cristina Ferreira Pinto-Bailey Mariana Dimópulos Imminence Trans. Alice Whitmore. Oakland. Transit Books. 2021. 120 pages. MARIANA DIMÓPULOS'S NEW novel, set in her native Buenos Aires, prods the reader to consider what it means to be a woman. The story opens with the protagonist-narrator, Irina, at home with her newborn son after a long hospital stay due to postpartum complications. Now alone with him …
Cuíer
Reviewed by: Cuíer: Queer Brazil trans. by Various Cristina Ferreira Pinto-Bailey Cuíer: Queer Brazil Trans. Various. San Francisco. Two Lines Press. 2021. 344 pages. as has been said before in various contexts, Brazil is a nation of continental proportions and of equally vast contradictions, and this holds true to how Brazilians and their social, cultural, and political institutions regard sexuality. On one hand, the country likes to portray its…
The Touch System by Alejandra Costamagna
Reviewed by: The Touch System by Alejandra Costamagna Cristina Ferreira Pinto-Bailey Alejandra Costamagna The Touch System Trans. Lisa Dillman. Oakland, California. Transit. 2021. 157 pages. THE THEMES OF exile, immigration, and displacement have been recurrent in the literature of the Southern Cone since the region’s conflictive post-independence years. Argentina, in particular, has produced an important body of literature dealing with such them…
Crooked Plow by Itamar Vieira Júnior (review)
Reviewed by: Crooked Plow by Itamar Vieira Júnior Cristina Pinto-Bailey ITAMAR VIEIRA JÚNIOR Crooked Plow Trans. Johnny Lorenz. London. Verso. 2023. 276 pages. THE AWARD-WINNING Crooked Plow is a family saga set in the sertão, or backlands, of Brazil's State of Bahia, an area that since colonial times has been home to large plantations, while its laborers have been subjected to the violence and exploitation of slavery and its enduring legacy. The…
No Gods Live Here
Translating from the Portuguese
Elizabeth Lowe’s illuminating memoir is also an insightful reflection on language, cultures, world history, and the art of translation. The first part of the book narrates the author’s life story
Fog at Noon by Tomás González (review)
The Living and the Rest by José Eduardo Agualusa (review)
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