A recepção da literatura brasileira nos Estados Unidos
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35921/jangada.v1i17.341Palavras-chave:
Literatura brasileira, Literatura interamericana, Recepção da literaturaResumo
No presente ensaio, reflito sobre a recepção da literatura brasileira no exterior a partir de minha experiência de anos de dedicação à pesquisa e ao ensino da literatura interamericana nos Estados Unidos e de minhas leituras entusiasmadas da literatura brasileira.
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