Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de Ciencias Sociales en
América Latina y el Caribe

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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	Ways of Brazilian poetry written by women: booklets by the publishing house nosotros	-
	-	A sponge of human emotions: female social roles in the narrative structure of To the lighthouse from the starting point of Frankenstein	-
	-	“The personal is political”: feminist movements and the decentration of the postmodern subject	-
	-	Freedom as the elixir of life in Kate Chopin’s fiction	-
	-	Elena Ferrante and Elsa Morante’s thought and writing about literature	-
	-	The bibliography of Júlia Maria da Costa in Lunardi: thanatography of female authorship	-
	-	Aesthetizing the existence: notes on Elise Cowen’s poetics	-
	-	A small choreography of the wild woman: female experience in Pequena coreografia do adeus, by Aline Bei	-
	-	“A step beyond my loneliness”: passage and landscapes written in Hospício é Deus, diary by Maura Lopes Cançado	-
	-	O perdão: the narrative of Andradina de Oliveira	-
	-	Figurativization of time in “Idades cidades divindades” (2016), by Mia Couto	-
	-	I shall support her (them) as long as I can: Jane Austen’s posthumous defense of women	-
	-	Angela Carter as a translator: confluences between literary creation and literary translation	-
	-	Representations of fear in a short story from Júlia Lopes de Almeida’s Ânsia eterna	-
	-	The feminist discourses of muslim women in the harems of Fatima Mernissi	-
	-	Lygia Fagundes Telles and the mastery of narrating	-
	-	Voices of third world women: feminism and committed literature	-
	-	"She felt it, creeping out of the sky": madness and death as liberation in nineteenth-century women's fiction	-
	-	Being or becoming a woman: the female position in society	-
	-	Learning how to be a woman in the world: Margaret Hale’s case in North and South	-