“Circling forward”: theory and literary criticism today
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2317-4765.rus.2023.218155Keywords:
Literary criticism, Theory, Formalism, Structuralism, Public sphereAbstract
Interview about the state of art of literary theory and criticism toady with Fabio Akcelrud Durão, professor of Theory of Literature at State University of Campinas, author of, among others, O que é crítica literária [What is literary criticism] (Nanquim/Parábola, 2016), Ensinando Literatura: a sala de aula como acontecimento [Teaching Literature: the classroom as happening] (Parábola, 2022), Metologia de pesquisa em literatura [Research Metholdogy in Literature] (Parábola, 2020) and Teoria (literária) americana [(American) Literary Theory] (Autores Associados, 2011).
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DURÃO, F. A. O que é crítica literária. Campinas: Nanquim/Parábola, 2016.
DURÃO, F. A. Ensinando Literatura: a sala de aula como acontecimento. Campinas: Parábola, 2022.
DURÃO, F. A. Metodologia de pesquisa em literatura. Campinas: Parábola, 2020.
DURÃO, F. A. Teoria (literária) americana. Campinas: Autores Associados, 2011.
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