Vol. 32 No. 2 (2010)

Artigos Tema Livre

• Portuguese language: contemporary grammar in texts

  Juciane Ferigolo Parcianello

  215-226

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• Ideology: The obstacle to school

  Alessandra Adorni, Leda Verdiani Tfouni, Tatiana Cristina Ferreira

  227-239

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• Textbooks – fragments and pieces of literary (in)formation?

  Tânia Regina Oliveira Ramos, Gizelle Kaminski Corso

  241-254

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• Production and evaluation of discourse as a tool for teacher education

  Márcia Sipavicius Seide

  255-268

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• Othering in the Boy in the Striped Pyjamas

  Lígia Ribeiro de Souza Zotesso, Thomas Bonnici, Vera Helena Gomes Wielewicki

  269-280

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• Multiculturalism in canadian literature

  Ana Lucia Bittencourt, Neide Garcia Pinheiro, Eunice Pereira Guimarães

  281-294

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• Decentering of the subject in the short stories: Amor and O crime do professor de matemática by Clarice Lispector

  Jhony Adelio Skeika, Silvana Oliveira

  295-312

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• Interrupted muses, silenced voices: the representation of female identity in Edgar Allan Poe’s The oval portrait

  Greicy Bellin

  313-324

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• Nationalism and ambivalence in O sertanejo by José de Alencar

  Déborah Scheidt

  325-338

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• The prosaic and carnavalized voice of the hero in Hotel Atlântico by João Gilberto Noll

  Diego Gomes do Valle

  339-361

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• The subject-object dichotomy in the short story Negrinha by Monteiro Lobato

  Rosilda de Moraes Bergamasco

  363-376

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• The narrative construction and deconstruction of identity in The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

  Cleideni Alves do Nascimento, Marly Catarina Soares

  377-394

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• From the sacrifi cial myth to the alchemic integration of the opposite: the double in “Um desejo e dois irmãos” by Marina Colasanti

  Fernando de Moraes Gebra, Tatiara Rodrigues Ferranti

  395-411

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