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- Abstract:
- In this work, rather than presenting an image of an Oswald who is eternally avant-garde and always identical, I am interested in dwelling on the different displacements and mutations implied in his work, the passage from a 'vanguardist anthropophagous universal' to another universal, the 'communist internationalism', which began to take shape in Brazil in the 1930s.
- En este trabajo me interesa, antes que entregar una imagen de Oswald eternamente vanguardista y siempre idéntico a sí mismo, detenerme en los diferentes desplazamientos y mutaciones que implica, en su obra, el pasaje de un ‘universal vanguardista antropofágico’ a otro universal, el ‘internacionalismo comunista’, que comienza a configurarse en Brasil en la década del 30.
Citation
Aguilar, Gonzalo,
"The return of the living dead: Oswald de Andrade's 'O rei da vela'"
(2003).
BRASIL/BRAZIL: A Journal of Brazilian Literature.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://doi.org/10.26300/9zbq-n945
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BRASIL/BRAZIL: A Journal of Brazilian Literature
...BRASIL/BRAZIL: A Journal of Brazilian Literature (ISSN: 2526-4885), founded in 1988, publishes scholarly articles on Brazilian literature and in Comparative Literature with a focus on Brazilian literature, as well as book reviews, interviews with writers, English-language translations of Brazilian literature …