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ABEI
Journal - The Brazilian Journal of Irish Studies – Issue No. 1 - June 1999 118 p
Editors: Munira H.
Mutran & Laura P.Z. de Izarra
Contents
Introduction
Painting
Brian Maguire and the Casa
da Cultura Project at Vila Prudente,
São Paulo. James Concagh
The Critic and the Author
The Feminisation of Famine: Enlarging
the Inquiry. Maureen Murphy
The Feminisation of Famine. Margareth Kelleher
Margaret Kelleher’s response to Maureen Murphy’s article.
Poetry
A Note on Paula Meehan. Maurice Harmon
‘Unroofed Scope’?: Heaney in the Nineties. Ruy Carvalho Homem
James Simmons: a poet like no other. John P. Kirby
Fiction
The Fiction of Roddy Doyle. Rudiger Imhof
Embalming Life
or Celebrating Action? Laura
P. Zuntini de
Izarra
Bakhtin and
Modern Irish Satire. José Lanters
Wilde´s Thread in the Fabric of Decadent
Art. Munira
H. Mutran
Drama
From the Streets of Dublin to the Streets of New York,
At the Threshold of the
New Drama with Bernard Shaw and Granville Barker. Gloria Sydenstriker
Biography
Denis Johnston’s Jonathan Swift. Joseph Ronsley
Book Reviews
Robert Tracy. The
Unappeasable Host. Marie Arndt
Brian Fallon. An Age of Innocence: Irish Culture 1930-1960. Marie Arndt
Irishche Dramatiker der Gegenwart,, hrsg. Von Jochen Achilies und Rudiger Imhof. Werner
Huber
Jennifer Johnston’s Works. Rudiger Imhof
ABEI Journal - The Brazilian Journal
of Irish Studies – Issue No. 2 - June 2000
197 p.
Editors: Munira H.
Mutran & Laura P.Z. de Izarra
Contents
The
Lizard. Michael
Longley
Late
Dance
At the Hawk’s Well - a dialogue
between
The Critic
and the Author
Reading Contemporary
Irish Literature.
Nicholas Grene
Irish Writers and Reputation. Christina Hunt Mahoney’s response to NichoIas Grene
Poetry
The Colloquy of the OId Men: An Introduction.
Maurice Hannon
“The
Penetration and Illumination of Life’s Experience” in James Joyce’s Ulysses and
Gerard Manley Hopkins’s Poetry.
Donald E.
Morse
Fiction
Bernville’s Fiction Comes of
Age as It Lays to Rest Old Ghosts. Dawn
Duncan
Drama
The Playwright’s Response to the
Colonial Process: Innovatory Dramatic Structure in Brian Friel’s
The Freedom of The City
(1973) and David Ruskin’s The Saxon Shore (1986). Peter James Harris
Elgar
and Shaw.
Travel
Literature and History
The Voyage of St. Brendan: Celtic Otherworld Tale,
Christian Apologia or Medieval Travelog? James Doan
Prince of
Autobiography
and Biography
Newman by
Himself; New Man, by O’Faolain. Munira Hamud Mutran
Translation
Presenting and Translating
Michael Hartnett / Mícheál Ó hAirtnéide
(1941-1999). Heleno Godoy
Finnegans Wake - O mamafesto. Donaldo Schuler
The Irish in
Living Memory. Patrick
Clarke
Language and Literature of
the lrish in
Book Reviews
Irish Contemporary
Novels. Rudiger Imhoff
Rural
Beckett and 2Oth Century
Criticism. Maria Silvia Betti
Selected Plays of M. J.
Molloy. Beatriz Kopschitz Xavier Bastos
Voices from
Surviving on Paper: Recent
Indigenous Writing in
News from
Publications, Books received, Events
Remembering
Oscar Wilde & Sean O’Faolain
ABEI Journal - The Brazilian
Journal of Irish Studies – Issue No. 3 - June 2001 214 p.
Editors:
Munira H. Mutran & Laura P.Z.
de Izarra
Contents
Alba. Samuel Beckett
Alba. Translation by Maria Helena Kopschitz
Person
Hélicon pessoal. Translation by Millôr
Fernandes.
Translation by Rui Carvalho
Homem
The
Politics of Irish Drama. Peter Harris
Author’s
Response. Nicholas Grene
Marina
Carr's “Heap of Broken Mirrors”: The Mai (1994). Donald E. Morse
Helen
Waddell’s The Spoiled Buddha: Intercultural and Gynocentric
Dimensions of an Irish Play. Wolfgang
Zach
Sanscreed Latinized: The Wake in
Thomas
Crofton Corker’s Fairy Legends: A Revaluation. Heinz Kosok
The
Awakening of the Fires: A Survey of George Russell – AE´s
Mystical Writings (1897-1933). Jerry
Nolan
Reflections,
Misrecognitions, Messianisms and Identifications: Towards
an Epistemology of Irish Nationalism.
Eugene O’Brien
Greeting
from
Irish
Diasporic Literary Voices in South American Border
Narratives. Laura P.Z. de Izarra
The
Fiction of Colm Tóibín. Rudiger Imhof
Liam
O´Flaherty´s Letters.
John Cronin
Playing Boal in
Greetings
to Paul Durcan.
Luci
Colin Lavalle
Irish Nocturnes. Magda
Velloso F. Tolentino
Richard
Blake Martin, A Novel. Charlie Boland
In memoriam The Place of Images in Irish Studies: Dedicated to the
Memory of Adele Dalsimer.
Vera Kreilkamp
ABEI Journal - The
Brazilian Journal of Irish Studies – Issue No. 4 - June 2002 196 p.
Editors:
Munira H. Mutran & Laura P.Z.
de Izarra
Contents
Editors’
Introduction
The Critic
and the Author
The Vanishing Ideas of Séan O’Faolain. Jerry Nolan
Teenagers’
“Gender Trouble” and Trickster Aesthetics in Gina Moxley’s
Danti Dan. Mária Kurdi
“Traitors to the prevailing
mythologies of the four other provinces”?:
A
tribute to Field Day on their twentieth anniversary. Martine
Pelletier
Fiction
The Construction of Identity in John
Banville's The
Book of Evidence. Cielo
Griselda Festino
James
Joyce and the Life Cycle: The Unfolded Picture.
Donald Morse
Re-Writing
the Irish Immigration. Guillermo McLoughlin
Bréard
From
the
That They May Face the Rising Sun: The Apex of John McGahern's Fiction. Rüdiger Imhof
Continente Irlanda.
Aurora Bernardini
The alphabet according to
Paul Muldoon: To
Travelling Towards Utopia. Renato Sandoval
Brian
Gallagher’s Fiction. Noélia Borges
Preludes
to Modernism in
News from
Events. Books Received. In Memorian.
Contributors
ABEI Journal - The
Brazilian Journal of Irish Studies – Special Issue No. 5 - June 2003 362 p.
Editors:
Munira H. Mutran & Laura P.Z.
de Izarra
Contents
Editors´ Introduction
Interrelations
Interrelations: Blake and Yeats. Rachel
V. Billigheimar
Social Coercion: The Field Meets Waking Ned Devine. Jerry
Griswold
The Trouble with Being
Borrowed: Flann O’Brien’s Characters in Gilbert Sorrentino’s Mulligan Stew, Pawel Hejmanowski
Textual Anthropology and the
‘Imagined Community’. Peter Kuch
Cage and Joyce. Sérgio Medeiros
Brazilian readings of British
Decadentism Abgar Renault
and Pedro Nava recreate W.B. Yeats and A. V. Beardsley.
Solange Ribeiro
de Oliveira
The Wild West Show:
The Greek Influence on
Primitive Irish Literature. Ramón Sainero
Urban and Intellectual
Beauty: Aspects of Oscar Wilde’s Influence.
Linda Wong
Displacements
´Romantic
“The Imagery and Arguments
Pertaining to the Issue of Free Immigration in the Anglo-Irish Press in
Aspects of
an Economic and Political Controversy between
Travelling
With Desmond Hogan: Writing Beyond
Picture Bride: Fact or Image?
– Immigration from
Documents
of the self
All Politics is Local. James Doan
Tomas O Crohan’s
Autobiography: A Cultural Analysis of Robin Flower’s English Translation. Irene Lucchitti
Shaw’s Sculptress-kathleen Scott.
Drama
Denis Johnston’s Revisionist
Theatre. Beatriz Kopschitz Bastos
Statistics And The Canon:
Irish Theatre Historiography Beyond The Diaspora. Peter
James Harris
Stayley’s
The Rival Theatres and metatheatre1. Margarida Gandara Rauen
Fatal Fathers and Sons in Tom
Murphy’s A Whistle in the Dark. Hedwig Schwall
Paper Knowledge. Books, Maps,
Letters: the Written Word in Brian Friel’s
Plays. Giovanna Tallone
What Makes Johnny Run? Shaw’s “Man and Superman”
as a Pre-Freudian Dream Play. Rodelle Weintraub
Fiction
Reading O’Connor’s My
Oedipus Complex. Clélia Reis Geha
The Ontological Imperative in
Irish Writing. Derek Hand
Infinite
Regress and the Darkness of Reason – Flann O’Brien’s
The Third Policeman in the Context of Greek Cosmology.
Nigel
Hunter
Uncle Silas: Forms of Desire
in the Gothic house. Maria Conceição Monteiro
Poetry
“An Old Song Resung and Revisited” by W.B.Yeats. Genilda Azerêdo
Ní Dhomhnaill’s Poetry as a Challenge to Patriarchy in the
Irish Literary Tradition.
Nadilza Martins de Barros Moreira
Translation
Translating Brendan Kennelly’s Poetic Prose: The Crooked Cross or the
claustrophobic representation of a Classic-Irish Odyssey. Giuliana Bendelli
Translating Joyce. Bernardina da Silveira
Pinheiro
Translating Oscar Wilde
and Liam O’Flaherty.
Flavia Maria Samuda
ABEI Journal - The
Brazilian Journal of Irish Studies – Issue No. 6 - June 2004 272 p.
Editors:
Munira H. Mutran & Laura P.Z.
de Izarra
Contents
Introduction
Bloomsday Centenary
Lucia Loyce: To Dance in the Wake
by Carol Loeb Shloss. John Banville
Thinking
about Brazil and Bloomsday. Colin McCabe
Joyce´s
Ulysses: The Music of Chapter
11. Aila de Oliveira Gomes
Cú
Chulainn, Finn, and the Mythic
Strands in Ulysses. Maria Tymoczko
The Critic and Author
“Endless Beginnings” in the Criticism of Banville´s
Writings. Laura P. Zuntini
de Izarra
Reply
to “Endless Beginnings” by Laura P. Zuntini
de Izarra. Derek Hand
Drama
Whistling
Psyche. Sebastián Barry
Fiction
“The Problematics
of Authenticity”: John Banville´s Shroud. Rudiger Imhof
The
postmodern folktales of Éilís Ní
Dhuibhne. Elke D´hoker
Swift´s
Gentle Yahoo and the Arts
in Our Time. Marshall Walter
History
The
Other Irish Revolution: the Writing of
History. David Harkness
The Irish in South
America
Linguistic
and Cultural Aspects of the Irish Settlers
in Buenos Aires as Seen in Tales of the Pampas,
by William Bulfin.
Juan José Delaney
How
the Irish became “Gauchos
Ingleses”: Diasporic Models
in Irish-Argentine Literatura. Edmundo
Murray
Interview
Interview
with John Banville. Luiz Marcello Bittencourt
Internview
with Christina Reid. Mária Kurdi
Books Review
Colm
Tóibín. Rudiger Imhof
The
Crooked Cross.
Aurora F. Bernardini
Álbum de Retratos.
Carlos Daghlian
“Who are you?” “I am Ireland – Mise Eire” – (in the 21st. Century). Cielo G. Festino
The
Art of Lennox
Robinson. Peter James Harris
The
Representation of Ireland/s. Luci Collin Lavalle
Going
alter the Wish for Silence: Understanding
Some of Beckett´s
Voices. Ann Helena Souza
President