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Symbologies and Writings in Transit

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Abstract
Simbologie e scritture in transito is a collection of contributions from Italophone, Lusophone, and Hispanophone cultures comprising a variety of disciplines and different perspectives. These contributions analyze the complex human and social issue of groups and individual people on the move, broaching a topic that culture, university and academia, and writing are discussing at different levels: an evanescent world on its way out, which will always continue trying to find a way back in or return to its country of origin.

Keywords Italophon literature • Exile • Immigration • Meetliterature • Mask • Venetian novel • Translingual literature • Cape Verde • Julio Cortázar • Language • Adolfo Bioy Casares • Love • Aesthetics • Marriages • Paradoxes • Poetic • Duchamp • Macedonio • Hugo von Hofmannsthal • Gabriele D'Annunzio • Miscegenation • Venice • Difference • Italy • Gender • Person-building • Deconstruction • Wandering • Roger Caillois • Letters • Sensuality • Paz • Cortázar • Artistic autobiography • Sex relationships • Transnational prison motherhood • Nation • Archives • Prostitution • Contemporary aesthetics • Migrant literature • Julio Monteiro Martins • Bilingualism • De Amicis • Motherland • Identity • Brazilian literature • Migration • Imaginations about Brazil • Brazil • João Gilberto Noll • Production of co-presence • Foreign female detainees • Female prisons

Thema codes DSM • JBCC • JBFH • 1D

Permalink http://doi.org/10.14277/978-88-6969-112-6 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-112-6 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-113-3 | Published Dec. 15, 2016 | Language it

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