Eden-Brazil: Brazilian Literature in Translation Series
Autor Moacyr Scliar Traducere de Malcolm K McNeeen Limba Engleză Paperback – 22 aug 2019
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781933227917
ISBN-10: 1933227915
Pagini: 128
Dimensiuni: 137 x 213 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.18 kg
Editura: Tagus Press
Seria Brazilian Literature in Translation Series
ISBN-10: 1933227915
Pagini: 128
Dimensiuni: 137 x 213 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.18 kg
Editura: Tagus Press
Seria Brazilian Literature in Translation Series
Notă biografică
MOACYR SCLIAR (1937–2011) was one of Latin America's most important contemporary writers, and his novels and stories were awarded numerous prestigious literary prizes and published in over twenty countries. MALCOLM K. MCNEE is associate professor of Portuguese and Brazilian studies at Smith College.
Cuprins
1. Introducing My Friend, Adamastor
2. Adamastor’s Project
3. Eden-Brazil Is Born
4. Introducing an Ambitious Young Actor: Myself
5. Adamastor Makes His Proposal, Decent or Indecent
6. I Start to Get into the Spirit of Things
7. Eden-Brazil Opens to the World, Though without the Reciprocal Being True
8. The End of the Dream?
9. Enormous Moon in the Sky—Small Light at the End of the Tunnel
10. The Descendant of Peri
11. The New Production Begins
12. Getting—by Force of Destiny—Real
13. An Ending That Might Even Be Considered Happy
Translator’s Note
2. Adamastor’s Project
3. Eden-Brazil Is Born
4. Introducing an Ambitious Young Actor: Myself
5. Adamastor Makes His Proposal, Decent or Indecent
6. I Start to Get into the Spirit of Things
7. Eden-Brazil Opens to the World, Though without the Reciprocal Being True
8. The End of the Dream?
9. Enormous Moon in the Sky—Small Light at the End of the Tunnel
10. The Descendant of Peri
11. The New Production Begins
12. Getting—by Force of Destiny—Real
13. An Ending That Might Even Be Considered Happy
Translator’s Note
Recenzii
“Scliar's voice is a fresh one, his artistic roots as firmly fixed in Jewish tradition and mythology as they are in Brazil's literary history.”—The Washington Post