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A intertextualidade bíblica nos contos de Borges (1941-1975)
Get PDFTese (doutorado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Comunicação e Expressão. Programa de Pós-Graduação em LiteraturaPara construir seu discurso, Jorge Luis Borges utiliza, ao longo de sua obra, a cultura, a tradição e a história de outros autores e povos. Essa intertextualidade, presente em boa parte de sua obra, engloba o universo bíblico e debate temas teológicos. Sendo assim, esta tese tem como objetivo analisar a intertextualidade bíblica em alguns contos de Borges, escritos de 1941 a 1975, a fim de elucidar o diálogo estabelecido entre teologia e literatura na ficção do escritor argentino.Para construir su discurso, Jorge Luis Borges utiliza, a lo largo de su obra, la cultura, la tradición y la historia de otros autores y pueblos. Esa intertextualidad, presente en su obra, abarca el universo bíblico y debate temas teológicos. Siendo así, el presente estudio tiene como objetivo analizar la intertextualidad bíblica en algunos cuentos de Borges, escritos de 1941 a 1975, con el objetivo de elucidar el diálogo establecido entre teología y literatura en la ficción del escritor argentino
Miradas Al Sur: a criação mitológica do bairro sur na obra de Jorge Luis Borges
Get PDFDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Comunicação e Expressão, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Literatura, Florianópolis, 2014Este estudo investiga como Jorge Luis Borges constrói o Sur como espaço mítico, em seus três primeiros livros de poesia. Para tanto, analisou-se de que forma a representação de tal espaço torna-o simbólico e, posteriormente, mítico, tanto no conjunto da obra do autor, como também, a partir desse movimento individual de Borges, no imaginário coletivo da cidade. Estudou-se ainda como a memória própria e o imaginário criaram espaços afetivos, que permeiam a totalidade dos textos do autor.Abstract: This study investigates how Jorge Luis Borges builds Sur neighborhood as mythic space in his first three books of poetry. To this end, we analyzed how the representation of such a space make of it a symbolic and later a mythical space, both in the overall work of the author, but also that individual movement of Borges that achieve the collective imagination of the city. Still we have studied how the personal memory and the imagery is able to create emotional spaces, which constitute the totality of texts by the author
#28 Meninas nas Ciências — Conhecendo Bruna Navarone
No full textNeste vídeo conhecemos um pouco da trajetória da Bruna Navarone. Ela é formada em ciências sociais e atualmente é aluna de metrado pelo programa de Pós-Graduação Stricto sensu em Ensino em Biociências e Saúde do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz/Fundação Oswaldo Cruz (PGEBS/IOC/Fiocruz). A Bruna contou um pouco pra gente das possibilidades que o curso de ciências sociais oferecem para um recém formando, e que desafios ela enfrentou até chegar no mestrado
Borges and Old English: analysis of the poem on the exploits of Beowulf, Solomon and Saturn and Battle of Maldon.
No full textreservedIl seguente elaborato ha come scopo quello di analizzare la figura del poeta argentino Jorge Luis Borges, molto conosciuto per le sue opere di genere fantastico in lingua spagnola, in relazione al suo interessamento verso la letteratura germanica. In particolare si focalizzerà sull’antico inglese, passione nata grazie alla sua curiosità verso la cultura del padre. Si parlerà della sua malattia congenita, la cecità, che lo porta a riflettere alle sue origini e a comporre saggi sull’inglese antico. Successivamente vengono illustrati alcuni dei poemi in antico inglese che ha reinterpretato in modo personale, sono i seguenti: Le gesta di Beowulf, Solomon and Saturn e la Battaglia di Moldan. L’ obbiettivo è quindi quello di mettere a confronto queste opere della letteratura germanica con l’interpretazione che ne dà Borges e di dare un quadro generale del contesto storico e della relazione tra l’autore e il mondo germanico.The aim of the following paper is to analyse the figure of the Argentine poet Jorge Luis Borges, who is well
known for his works in the Spanish-language fantasy genre, in relation to his interest in Germanic literature.
In particular, he will focus on Old English, a passion born out of his curiosity for his father's culture. His
congenital illness, blindness, which led him to reflect on his origins and compose essays on Old English, will
be discussed. Next, some of the Old English poems that he reinterpreted in his own personal way are
illustrated, they are as follows: The Exploits of Beowulf, Solomon and Saturn and the Battle of Moldan. The
aim is thus to compare these works of Germanic literature with Borges' interpretation of them and to give
an overview of the historical context and the relationship between the author and the Germanic world
Jorge Luis Borges e l’anacronismo
No full textIn a short story of Ficciones, Borges presents Pierre Menard, the author of a modern version of Don Quixote. A plagiarism or a deliberate paradoxical anachronism, that questions the whole history of literature through erroneous attributions. It is not an isolated case, as Borges uses the idea of plagiarism in another text: the Chronicles of Bustos Domecq, written with Bioy Casares, where the bold César Paladión seeks fame by publishing, at his expense, works manifestly written by others
From single batholith to global detrital zircon archive: Earth dynamics as seen from zircon Eu anomalies
Get PDFDue to the continuous reworking of the continental crust and the limited rock record associated with the early Earth, the long-term evolution of the Earth's continental crust is mostly studied using the physically- and chemically-resistant mineral zircon. In particular, the europium anomaly [Eu/Eu* = EuN/(SmN x GdN)0.5; where the subscript N denotes chondrite-normalized] of detrital zircon populations has been proposed as a robust proxy for tracing the evolution of crustal thickness. However, recent studies have made the use of the zircon Eu anomaly for geodynamic reconstructions controversial. To provide new insights into the petrological controls on zircon Eu/Eu*, we first review the zircon archive and the evolution of the Adamello batholith, the largest Tertiary intrusion in the Alps and one of the best-studied examples for elucidating the genesis and evolution of continental arc magmas. From the existing extensive zircon archive, the Eu/Eu* in the different intrusive super-units de..
Anatectic granites in their source region: A comparison between experiments, thermodynamic modelling and nanogranitoids
No full textAnatectic granites represent the products of crustal maturation by partial melting, therefore, studies on their origin are crucial to understanding how continental crust forms and evolves. This contribution compares composition of melts obtained from three tools allowing the investigation of anatectic granites in their source region: experiments, phase equilibria modelling and nanogranitoids. Benchmark experimental runs are selected along with nanogranitoids from the Ivrea–Verbano Zone (IVZ; NW Italy) and compositions of melt are then calculated using the same bulk rock compositions considered in experimental and natural case studies. The possible effects of melt loss, diverse P–T paths and variable equilibration volumes on melt composition are modeled for IVZ rocks. Results are then compared with those of previous comparative studies to verify the presence of systematic compositional divergences and similarities. Collectively, all data reflect pressure and temperature conditions (≈700–950 °C and 0.3–1.5 GPa) typical of the suprasolidus orogenic crust, with source regions ranging from metapelite, metagreywacke to metagranite. Contents of FeO, MgO, K2O and, to a lesser extent, CaO in the melt show the largest divergences. FeO, MgO and CaO tend to be enriched in experimental melts and nanogranitoids, whereas K2O is mostly overestimated in calculated melts. After a consideration of the common pitfalls for each approach we discuss the potential causes for the main geochemical discrepancies. The most extreme deviations of FeO and MgO, often observed in low-T (≤ 750 °C) melts, seem to be related to the selected melt models, which have been mostly calibrated on the basis of high-T (≥800 °C) experiments. Some experimental melts tend to be strongly depleted in K2O due to the metastable persistence of micas at much higher temperatures in laboratory runs, whereas the compositions of nanogranitoids in some investigated rocks may be partially controlled by diffusion in the melt. Disequilibrium melting of plagioclase may explain the CaO enrichment observed in some experimental and natural melts. When local equilibration volumes are considered in the calculations, a better match is observed for some oxides (e.g. FeO and MgO) between nanogranitoids and their calculated counterparts, even though other significant divergences remain unaffected. The combination of diverse petrologic tools, with proper recognition of their shortcomings, represent the best approach to shed light into the complexities of melting processes in nature which control the composition of anatectic granites at the source
Borges and Data Sciences in ―The Golem‖
Get PDFThis article consists of an analysis of the mathematical content in the poem” The Golem”
written by the Argentinean author Jorge Luis Borges, in 1958. Our analysis takes in consideration the
deep reflections on Statistics found on the book: Statistical Rethinking (2020) written by Richard
McElreath. We found relevant similitudes between the mathematical content of Borges’ poem, and the
innovative approach to Statistics, and in particular the explanations of Bayesian statistics, as they are
presented on the book authored by McElreath
Relations between the public library and public policies: past and present scenes, perspectives for the future
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