Luiz Fernando Valente
Biographic Data
| ID | 688657 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luiz Fernando Valente |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luiz Fernando |
| FAMILY NAME | Valente |
| SIGNATURE | VALENTE L F |
| AFFILIATIONS | John Brown University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5031-0590 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Identidade, história e linguagem na poesia de Salgado Maranhão
A publicação de (2022) é um momento propício para a reavaliação da vasta obra de Salgado Maranhão (1953-), um dos mais inovadores poetas contemporâneos da língua portuguesa. Este artigo toma como dois pontos de partida teóricos a sugestão de Paul Ricoeur (1913-2005) que a identidade pessoal só pode ser articulada na dimensão temporal da existência humana, e a dialética entre a tradição e o talento individual, proposta no famoso ensaio epônimo de …
From Yoknapatawpha to Piratininga and Beyond: Antônio Dutra’s Dias de Faulkner
By reimagining William Faulkner’s 1954 visit to Brazil, Antônio Dutra’s Dias de Faulkner (2008) establishes a creative dialogue with Faulkner’s oeuvre while also inquiring into the author’s enigmatic personality. In the process Dutra’s narrative invites us to reflect on the complex and contradictory relationship between the writer as a private creator and as a public intellectual, on the phenomenology of reading, as well as on the interplay betwe…
The Refiguration of Brazil's Eighteenth Century in Romanceiro da Inconfidencia
Este ensaio aborda o Romanceiro da Inconfidência (1954), de Cecília Meireles, como uma refiguração do século XVIII brasileiro, no sentido em que esse conceito é desenvolvido por Paul Ricoeur em suas reflexões sobre os laços entre a narrativa historiográfica e a narrativa ficcional. Com os pés firmemente plantados no Brasil dos meados do século XX, Meireles re-escreve a história do século XVIII em termos que revelam a conjunção de seus múltiplos i…
Machado's Wounded Males
The Cambridge History of Latin American Literature. Vol. 3: Brazilian Literature, Bibliographies
Scholars of Brazilian literature are generally wary of works purporting to offer an inclusive panorama of Latin American literature. Too often such works equate Latin America with the Spanish-speaking countries in the New World, thus unfairly ignoring Brazil, or allocate Brazilian letters scant space that is not commensurate with their variety, scope, and influence. The general editors of The Cambridge History of Latin American Literature make a …
Entre Clio e Calíope: A construção da narrativa histórica em Os sertões
Este artigo focaliza a complexa aliança entre a história e a ficção em Os sertões a partir de novas teorias sobre a textualidade da história e de novas metodologias de abordagem do texto literário, como o 'novo historicismo'. Após uma sinopse dessas teorias e metodologias, examina os processos de construção da narrativa de Os sertões, demonstrando como o texto é marcado pela interpenetração do sistema que informa o cientista com o que rege o arti…
Samba-Enredo
Palmilhando a tradição alencariana: Um modelo intertextual de história literária
Mesa Redonda: Discusao
Raúl Bueno, Rodolfo A. Franconi, Francisco Caetano Lopes Jr., Neil Larsen, Marisa Lajolo, Luiz Fernando Valente, Beatriz Pastor, Marysa Navarro-Aranguren, Naomi Moniz, Mesa Redonda: Discusao, Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana, Año 20, No. 40 (1994), pp. 217-234
Debate
Randal Johnson, Roberto Reis, Susan Quinlan, Francisco Caetano Lopes Jr., Marisa Lajolo, Luiz Fernando Valente, Neil Larsen, Debate, Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana, Año 20, No. 40 (1994), pp. 121-124
Debate
Russell Hamilton, Neil Larsen, Marisa Lajolo, Luiz Fernando Valente, Petra Schumm, Renata Wasserman, Jorge Hernández Martín, Debate, Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana, Año 20, No. 40 (1994), pp. 165-168
The Pearl Necklace: Toward an Archaeology of Brazilian Transition Discourse
Paulo Leminski e a Poética do Inútil
Fiction as History: The Case of João Ubaldo Ribeiro
Hayden White suggests inThe Content of the Formthat historiography depends upon the existence of a social center that allows the historian to locate events in relation to one another and "to charge them with ethical or moral significance" (White 1987, 11). This center makes it possible for the historical narrative-as opposed to the annals and the chronicle-to achieve closure. White specifies, however, that "in order to qualify as historical, an e…
Brazilian Fiction: Aspects and Evolution of the Contemporary Narrative
Woman between Mirrors
Fiction and the Reader: The Prefaces of Tutameia
I8 .t HE four prefaces of Tutambia, a collection of *aun tt a. short stories published shortly before Joao Guimaries Rosa's death in 1967, are of paramount + importance for the understanding of his aesthetics, for they present in compact form virtually all of his major ideas about literary creation: the role of the imagination, the magical power of literary language, the nature of time and, last but not least, the partnership between the writer a…
Parody and Carnivalization in the Novels of Marcio Souza
The concept of parody has received a great deal of attention in contemporary literary theory. From G6rard Genette to Umberto Eco, from Mikhail Bakhtin to Northrop Frye, from Wayne Booth to Jonathan Culler, most important modern theorists have directly or indirectly addressed issue of parody.' This renewed critical interest in parody not accidental for it parallels a resurgence of parody in literary practice. As Linda Hutcheon has said, in contemp…
Machado's Wounded Males
Fiction and the Reader: The Prefaces of Tutameia
I8 .t HE four prefaces of Tutambia, a collection of *aun tt a. short stories published shortly before Joao Guimaries Rosa's death in 1967, are of paramount + importance for the understanding of his aesthetics, for they present in compact form virtually all of his major ideas about literary creation: the role of the imagination, the magical power of literary language, the nature of time and, last but not least, the partnership between the writer a…
Parody and Carnivalization in the Novels of Marcio Souza
The concept of parody has received a great deal of attention in contemporary literary theory. From G6rard Genette to Umberto Eco, from Mikhail Bakhtin to Northrop Frye, from Wayne Booth to Jonathan Culler, most important modern theorists have directly or indirectly addressed issue of parody.' This renewed critical interest in parody not accidental for it parallels a resurgence of parody in literary practice. As Linda Hutcheon has said, in contemp…
Fiction and the Reader: The Prefaces of Tutameia
I8 .t HE four prefaces of Tutambia, a collection of *aun tt a. short stories published shortly before Joao Guimaries Rosa's death in 1967, are of paramount + importance for the understanding of his aesthetics, for they present in compact form virtually all of his major ideas about literary creation: the role of the imagination, the magical power of literary language, the nature of time and, last but not least, the partnership between the writer a…
Brazilian Fiction: Aspects and Evolution of the Contemporary Narrative
Woman between Mirrors
The Pearl Necklace: Toward an Archaeology of Brazilian Transition Discourse
Paulo Leminski e a Poética do Inútil
Fiction as History: The Case of João Ubaldo Ribeiro
Hayden White suggests inThe Content of the Formthat historiography depends upon the existence of a social center that allows the historian to locate events in relation to one another and "to charge them with ethical or moral significance" (White 1987, 11). This center makes it possible for the historical narrative-as opposed to the annals and the chronicle-to achieve closure. White specifies, however, that "in order to qualify as historical, an e…
Palmilhando a tradição alencariana: Um modelo intertextual de história literária
Mesa Redonda: Discusao
Raúl Bueno, Rodolfo A. Franconi, Francisco Caetano Lopes Jr., Neil Larsen, Marisa Lajolo, Luiz Fernando Valente, Beatriz Pastor, Marysa Navarro-Aranguren, Naomi Moniz, Mesa Redonda: Discusao, Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana, Año 20, No. 40 (1994), pp. 217-234
Debate
Randal Johnson, Roberto Reis, Susan Quinlan, Francisco Caetano Lopes Jr., Marisa Lajolo, Luiz Fernando Valente, Neil Larsen, Debate, Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana, Año 20, No. 40 (1994), pp. 121-124
Debate
Russell Hamilton, Neil Larsen, Marisa Lajolo, Luiz Fernando Valente, Petra Schumm, Renata Wasserman, Jorge Hernández Martín, Debate, Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana, Año 20, No. 40 (1994), pp. 165-168
Samba-Enredo
Entre Clio e Calíope: A construção da narrativa histórica em Os sertões
Este artigo focaliza a complexa aliança entre a história e a ficção em Os sertões a partir de novas teorias sobre a textualidade da história e de novas metodologias de abordagem do texto literário, como o 'novo historicismo'. Após uma sinopse dessas teorias e metodologias, examina os processos de construção da narrativa de Os sertões, demonstrando como o texto é marcado pela interpenetração do sistema que informa o cientista com o que rege o arti…
The Cambridge History of Latin American Literature. Vol. 3: Brazilian Literature, Bibliographies
Scholars of Brazilian literature are generally wary of works purporting to offer an inclusive panorama of Latin American literature. Too often such works equate Latin America with the Spanish-speaking countries in the New World, thus unfairly ignoring Brazil, or allocate Brazilian letters scant space that is not commensurate with their variety, scope, and influence. The general editors of The Cambridge History of Latin American Literature make a …
Machado's Wounded Males
The Refiguration of Brazil's Eighteenth Century in Romanceiro da Inconfidencia
Este ensaio aborda o Romanceiro da Inconfidência (1954), de Cecília Meireles, como uma refiguração do século XVIII brasileiro, no sentido em que esse conceito é desenvolvido por Paul Ricoeur em suas reflexões sobre os laços entre a narrativa historiográfica e a narrativa ficcional. Com os pés firmemente plantados no Brasil dos meados do século XX, Meireles re-escreve a história do século XVIII em termos que revelam a conjunção de seus múltiplos i…
From Yoknapatawpha to Piratininga and Beyond: Antônio Dutra’s Dias de Faulkner
By reimagining William Faulkner’s 1954 visit to Brazil, Antônio Dutra’s Dias de Faulkner (2008) establishes a creative dialogue with Faulkner’s oeuvre while also inquiring into the author’s enigmatic personality. In the process Dutra’s narrative invites us to reflect on the complex and contradictory relationship between the writer as a private creator and as a public intellectual, on the phenomenology of reading, as well as on the interplay betwe…
Identidade, história e linguagem na poesia de Salgado Maranhão
A publicação de (2022) é um momento propício para a reavaliação da vasta obra de Salgado Maranhão (1953-), um dos mais inovadores poetas contemporâneos da língua portuguesa. Este artigo toma como dois pontos de partida teóricos a sugestão de Paul Ricoeur (1913-2005) que a identidade pessoal só pode ser articulada na dimensão temporal da existência humana, e a dialética entre a tradição e o talento individual, proposta no famoso ensaio epônimo de …
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