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No. 67 (2017)

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Published: 2017-08-31

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Editorial

“Cartas” aos leitores

Ana Paula Cavalcanti Simioni, Fernando Paixão, Flávia Camargo Toni

13-15
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Articles

Graphs, charts, maps: plotting the global history of modern art

Béatrice Joyeux-Prunel

17-37
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Catete in D minor: musical tensions in the First Republic

Rafael Nascimento

38-56
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Eulálio Motta: a panfletary in the backlands of Bahia

Patrício Nunes Barreiros

57-80
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Letters, slaves and women: three versions of a same trope

Rodrigo Cerqueira

81-101
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Dossiê Artífices da correspondência

Apresentação do Dossiê Artífices da correspondência

Marcos Antonio de Moraes, Rodrigo Jorge Ribeiro Neves

103-105
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The epistolary materiality. What the autograph manuscripts tell us

Alain Pagès

106-123
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Correspondence from Paulo Barreto to João de Barros (1909-1921): critical and annotated edition

Claudia Poncioni, Virginia Camilotti

124-141
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Graciliano’s letters in France: self-taught letters in the world of broken glasses

Ieda Lebensztayn

142-164
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An inverted mirror of the Republic: the correspondence of the French diplomats in Brazil as historical object (1892-1910)

Sílvia Capanema de Almeida

165-183
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The letters of Osman Lins and Hermilo Borba Filho: a virtual friendship, touched by the real

Nelson Luís Barbosa

184-203
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Articles and letters as a multidisciplinary laboratory: the childhood as a tópos and the outline of an éthos of the province in Brazilian Modernism

Silvana Moreli Vicente Dias

204-220
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Book Reviews

Beyond the frontiers: the particular and the cultural in the letters of Casais Monteiro and Ribeiro Couto

Mirhiane Mendes de Abreu

222-228
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The hard job of living

Emerson Tin

229-233
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Coherence as resistance: “Teresa” 17

Nicola Gavioli

234-238
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Reviews

Thirteen unpublished letters from Mário de Andrade

Marcos Antonio de Moraes, Rodrigo Jorge Ribeiro Neves

240-242
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“I know less and less what Brazil is”

Leandro Garcia Rodrigues

243-248
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“Mário de Andrade da Câmara Cascudo”

Marcos Antonio de Moraes

249-254
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“I simply had the wish to clear all things up as best as I could”

Ricardo Gaiotto de Moraes

255-262
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“what goes in here is no longer too much”

Rodrigo Jorge Ribeiro Neves

263-269
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“once it has been ‘sung’, it has also necessarily been ‘turned to music’”

Virginia Camilotti

270-274
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