O trabalho aborda José Ignácio de Abreu e Lima (1794-1869) como homem de letras no século XIX, o qual, além de ser General de Simón Bolívar (1767-1830), teve destacada contribuição na nascente historiografia literária brasileira, com ensaios que se denotam tanto como síntese histórica, bem como declarações de propósitos para a instituição de uma literatura para o país. Como objetivo principal, pretendemos organizar a primeira antologia sobre Abreu e Lima, tendo como escopo a elucidação de seu papel como escritor público, que inclui a tentativa de enquadrá-lo nas categorias de publicistas e oradores e de historiografia e crítica literárias, a partir do estudo de textos completos ou partes de obras selecionadas de sua vasta produção. Como objetivo específico propomos avaliar como a partir de seus escritos Abreu e Lima desenvolveu sua matéria em três níveis: o olhar autobiográfico, o olhar para o outro, e o olhar que se configura na literatura de uma nação. A antologia consta de um ensaio introdutório, em que abordamos Abreu e Lima como escritor público, ademais de apresentarmos criticamente os textos selecionados e de transcrevê-los. Além disso, também ofereceremos uma seção com um levantamento bibliográfico das obras publicadas por Abreu e Lima e suas reedições. / This M. Phil dissertation talks about José Ignácio de Abreu e Lima (1794-1869) as a man of letters in the 19th century, who, besides being General of Simón Bolívar (1767-1830), had distinguished contribution in the nascent Brazilian literary historiography, with essays that had denoted historical synthesis and declarations of purpose for the institution of literature for the country. As a main objective, we intend to organize the first anthology about Abreu e Lima writings, aiming to elucidate him from his role as a public writer, which includes trying to fit him into the categories of publicists and orators and historiography and literary criticism, from the study of his complete texts or parts of his selected works of its vast production. As a specific objective we proposed to evaluate how, from his writings, the author Abreu e Lima developed his subjects and contents in three levels: the autobiographical look, the look at the other, and the look that is configured in the literature of a nation. This anthological essay presents an introductory essay, in which we approach Abreu e Lima as a public writer, then critically present the selected texts and their transcriptions. In addition, we will also offer a section with a bibliographical survey of the works published by Abreu e Lima and their reissues.

Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2017-02-22T11:45:36Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Nathaly Felipe Ferreira Alves.pdf: 1020502 bytes, checksum: c464ab41f15df0639100dd44e0a292bf (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-02-22T11:45:36Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Nathaly Felipe Ferreira Alves.pdf: 1020502 bytes, checksum: c464ab41f15df0639100dd44e0a292bf (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-02-16 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / The aim of this study is to analyse the relations between reading and writing processes in the metapoetic exercise appropriation of modernist expression poems of Brazilian Literature, in the poems that compose ―Reamanhecer‖, second part of Stella Leonardos‘ poetry book Amanhecência (1974). This metapoetic rewriting operates by means of an analogical thinking, in which the figure of the ―critical poet‖ in his relationship with tradition is outlined. By this double movement, founded on the relocation of the lyrical subject ―out of itself‖, this research hypothesis arises on a singular ―book-anthology‖ in which the poet seizes the poems which she dialogues with, based on two procedures: the ―expansion‖, generator of the ―parallel song‖, and the ―reduction‖, in which the gloss of the epigraphs is a key resource – both on the bases of the metapoetic perspective. The theoretical foundations for the analysis are arised on the studies of Eliot (1989) and Maciel (1999) on the field of ―critical poetry‖; Valéry (2007), Blanchot (1987; 2013) and Badiou (2002) regarding to the status of poetic thinking; in addition to Collot (2004) on the ―lyrical subject out of itself‖. The methodology of analysis of the corpus – six poems of ―Reamanhecer‖ (“Qualquer coisa chora pelo mar aberto”, “Paulistana”, “Soneto de ar amigo”, “Da bomba”, “Do antológico bêbedo” and “Soneto alado‖), which dealings with poems of Ribeiro Couto, Oswald de Andrade, Mário de Andrade, Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Dante Milano e Jorge de Lima, respectively – focused on the comparative analysis perspective of the poems. It is concluded that Stella Leonardos creates a singular ―history of literature written in verse‖ which determines not only a new concept of poetic-critical anthology, revitalizing a synchronic history of Brazilian Literature, as proposed by Haroldo de Campos (1969), but also envisages an instigating metapoetic exercise in the formation of the literary reader / O objetivo desta pesquisa é examinar, nos poemas que compõem ―Reamanhecer‖, segunda parte do livro Amanhecência (1974), de Stella Leonardos, as relações entre leitura/escritura no exercício metapoético de apropriação de poemas de expressão modernista da literatura brasileira. Tal reescritura metapoética opera por meio do pensamento analógico, em que se esboça a figura do ―poeta crítico‖ em sua relação com a tradição. Neste movimento duplo, fundamentado no deslocamento do sujeito lírico para ―fora de si‖, advém a nossa hipótese de pesquisa: a de um singular ―livro-antologia‖ no qual a poeta se apropria dos poemas com os quais dialoga por meio de dois procedimentos: o de ―expansão‖, gerador do ―canto paralelo‖ e o de ―redução‖, em que a glosa das epígrafes é recurso chave, ambos alicerçados na perspectiva metapoética. Como fundamentos teóricos para a análise, destacamos os estudos de Eliot (1989) e Maciel (1999) sobre a ―poesia crítica‖; Valéry (2007), Blanchot (1987; 2013) e Badiou (2002) no que se refere ao estatuto do pensamento poético; além de Collot (2004) sobre o ―sujeito lírico fora de si‖. A metodologia de análise do corpus de pesquisa – 6 poemas de ―Reamanhecer‖ (―Qualquer coisa chora pelo mar aberto‖, ―Paulistana‖, ―Soneto de ar amigo‖, ―Da bomba‖, ―Do antológico bêbedo‖ e ―Soneto alado‖) –, que dialogam com poemas de Ribeiro Couto, Oswald de Andrade, Mário de Andrade, Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Dante Milano e Jorge de Lima, respectivamente, privilegiou a análise comparativa entre eles. A conclusão é a de que Stella Leonardos cria uma singular ―história da literatura escrita em verso‖, que determina não apenas um novo conceito de antologia poético-crítica, revitalizadora de uma história sincrônica da literatura brasileira, conforme indica Haroldo de Campos (1969), mas também projeta um instigante exercício metapoético de formação do leitor literário

Robert Morgan and Kathryn Stripling Byer, Al Maginnes and Cathy Smith Bowers, Thomas Rain Crowe and Michael McFee, as well as many new voices. . . Indeed, the variegation of the Tar Heel State's landscapes, as well as its rich history, is reflected through the myriad voices of its contemporary verse. As with other volumes of The Southern Poetry Anthology, this book--full of a wide gamut of poetic styles and approaches--will appeal to many readers, prove an excellent teaching resource for North Carolina students of literature, and serve as the definitive poetic document for North Carolina for many years. Conceived by Series Editor William Wright in 2003, The Southern Poetry Anthology is a projected twelve-to-sixteen volume project celebrating established and emerging poets of the American South, published by Texas Review Press. Inspired by single-volume anthologies such as Leon Stokesbury's The Made Thing, Gil Allen's A Ninety-Six Sampler, and Guy Owen and Mary C. Williams' Contemporary Southern Poetry: an Anthology, The Southern Poetry Anthology aspires to provide readers with a documentary-like survey of the best poetry being written in the American South at the present moment. Specifically, the editors' goals are twofold: first, to re-establish poetry of the South as a major presence in American literature, and second, to include a greater range of poets from the South to introduce a new poetic geography, a fresh corpus of what we understand to be "Southern Poetry." / https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu_books/1019/thumbnail.jpg

The state of Tennessee is widely recognized as a home of great music, and its geographic regions are as distinct as Memphis blues, Nashville country, and Bristol old-time sounds. Tennessee’s literary heritage offers equal variety and quality, as home to the Fugitive Agrarian Poets, as well as a signature voice from the Black Arts Movement. Few states present such a multicultural panorama as does the Volunteer State. The poems in The Southern Poetry Anthology, Volume VI: Tennessee engage the storied histories, diverse cultures, and vibrant rural and urban landscapes of the region. Among the more than 120 poets represented are Pulitzer and Bollingen Prize-winner Charles Wright, Brittingham Award-winner Lynn Powell, and Agnes Lynch Starrett Prize-winners Rick Hilles and Arthur Smith. The book includes an introduction from renowned poet Jeff Daniel Marion, who in 1978 received the first literary fellowship from the Tennessee Arts Commission. Too, the book celebrates relatively young and gifted voices. This important anthology will stand for many years as the definitive poetic document for the state of Tennessee. / https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu_books/1088/thumbnail.jpg

Book Summary: The state of Tennessee is widely recognized as a home of great music, and its geographic regions are as distinct as Memphis blues, Nashville country, and Bristol old-time sounds. Tennessee’s literary heritage offers equal variety and quality, as home to the Fugitive Agrarian Poets, as well as a signature voice from the Black Arts Movement. Few states present such a multicultural panorama as does the Volunteer State.The poems in The Southern Poetry Anthology, Volume VI: Tennessee engage the storied histories, diverse cultures, and vibrant rural and urban landscapes of the region. Among the more than 120 poets represented are Pulitzer and Bollingen Prize-winner Charles Wright, Brittingham Award-winner Lynn Powell, and Agnes Lynch Starrett Prize-winners Rick Hilles and Arthur Smith.The book includes an introduction from renowned poet Jeff Daniel Marion, who in 1978 received the first literary fellowship from the Tennessee Arts Commission. Too, the book celebrates relatively young and gifted voices. This important anthology will stand for many years as the definitive poetic document for the state of Tennessee.Conceived by Series Editor William Wright in 2003, The Southern Poetry Anthology is a multivolume project celebrating established and emerging poets of the American South. Inspired by single-volume anthologies such as Leon Stokesbury’s The Made Thing, Gil Allen’s A Ninety-Six Sampler, and Guy Owen and Mary C. Williams’ Contemporary Southern Poetry: an Anthology, The Southern Poetry Anthology aspires to provide readers with a documentary-like survey of the best poetry being written in the American South at the present moment.Published exclusively by Texas Review Press, the series provides the most comprehensive representation of Southern poets currently available and is currently being used in university classrooms across the South.

Notre thèse se propose d’analyser le corps dans l’œuvre du poète portugais Herberto Helder souvent perçue comme obscure et hermétique. Nous présentons une étude sur la dernière anthologie Ofício Cantante, publié en 2009. Nous soutenons que ces caractéristiques-là, habituellement considérées comme un obstacle à la lecture, permettent au contraire de mieux appréhender la création poétique heldérienne, car celle-ci peut être comprise comme une expérience corporelle. Nous partons de deux hypothèses : la première prônant que le corps se trouve confondu avec le texte, la deuxième que le corps est une catégorie antérieure à celui-ci ou une création textuelle. Dans les deux cas, le corps est une « démonstration inexplicable », dans les termes utilisés par le poète. Nous allons donc suivre l’évolution des différentes anthologies du poète, montrant que celles-ci, loin d’offrir au lecteur la totalité de l’œuvre et un portrait de son évolution, ne font qu’inscrire des discontinuités dans l’œuvre elle-même. Nous essayerons également de saisir la place du sujet lyrique en étudiant la voix lyrique, la définition de sa masculinité, et nous proposerons une analyse d’un corps acteur qui ressemble à la fois à un corps malade et à un corps animal. / Our thesis analyses the presence of the body in the works of the Portuguese poet Herbert Helder, which is often considered obscure and hermetic. We study his last anthology, Ofício Cantante, published in 2009. It is our opinion that the characteristics we mentioned, in general considered an obstacle to the reading, allow, conversely, the understanding of Helder’s poetic creation, as they can be read as a corporal experience. Our starting point is divided into two hypotheses: the first proposes that the body confounds itself with the text. The second proposes that the body is a category prior to the text, or a textual construct. In both cases, the body is an “inexplicable demonstration”, if we use the words of the poet. We thus follow the evolution of the poet’s different anthologies to show that they offer the reading of the totality of his writings, or their evolution, and that, in fact, they inscribe a discontinuity in the body of his writing. We also try to redeem the persona by studying the poetic voice and the definition of its masculinity. We also propose an analysis of the body as an actor, which is similar to the diseased body and the animal body.

Cette thèse, qui a pris pour point de départ l’inventaire des recueils collectifs de poésies fourni par le bibliographe Frédéric Lachèvre, vise à établir le rôle qu’ont joué les recueils poétiques polygraphiques dans la publication, la pratique et la réception de la poésie au XVIIe siècle.Au XVIIe siècle, en effet, les recueils collectifs deviennent le principal mode de publication imprimée de pièces poétiques inédites. Ces imprimés n’ont jusqu’à présent fait l’objet d’aucune analyse systématique suivie. Pour rendre compte à la fois des recueils, de leur évolution entre 1597 et 1671 et des pièces qu’ils publient, ce travail utilise une approche double.D’une part, il propose une typologie des recueils en général qui permet une étude de la place et du rôle des recueils collectifs de poésies parmi les publications du temps.D’autre part, à l’aide d’une base de données recensant plus de 10 000 pièces, cette thèse analyse les poèmes publiés dans les recueils collectifs de poésies selon plusieurs critères : forme, genre, composition, thème. L’exploitation du contenu de ces recueils par l’outil numérique permet de rendre compte de diverses évolutions et d’isoler les pièces les plus représentatives de certaines périodes.Cette étude contribue à notre connaissance de la poésie entre 1597 et 1671 parce qu’elle prend en considération tous les auteurs publiés et le mode de publication majeur de la poésie à l’époque : le recueil collectif. Dans une perspective diachronique, elle affine notre connaissance des différents courants poétiques qui se succèdent au cours de cette époque. Dans une perspective synchronique, en exploitant la base de données, elle entreprend de dégager les principaux traits stylistiques et métriques caractérisant les pièces d’une même période. Enfin, croisant l’histoire du livre et l’analyse sociocritique, ce travail s’intéresse au recueil en tant qu’objet commercial et aux usages que libraires, auteurs et lecteurs en font. / This study examines poetry collections printed in France between 1597 and 1671. During this period, poetry is not published as the work of an author, but integrated into collections, which unite the works of various authors. While Frédéric Lachèvre has alerted us to the importance of the phenomenon through his bibliography (Bibliographie des recueils collectifs publiés de 1597 à 1700), a systematic study on 17th century poetry collections is still missing. How did these collections influence the way poetry was written, read and published? To answer this question, this study uses a two-fold approach.I carve out a typology of 17th century text collections with the aim of determining their importance in the editorial practice of the time. A database containing information on 10 000 poems, developed specifically for this study, enables us to analyse these texts following various criteria (poetic form, metre, subject, composition) and further to identify the most typical pieces of certain decades.Instead of focusing on individual poets, this study centres around the prevailing way of publishing poetry in 17th century France. Thanks to this general approach it is able to identify different poetical and aesthetical movements of the time. Moreover, with the help of the database, I can isolate the stylistic characteristics that identify poems composed during the same period. This study finally considers 17th century poetry collections as an historical and commercial object. By taking into account studies on book history and the socio-cultural context, it discusses how these collections were composed, produced and read.

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This anthology of nineteenth-century women’s regional fiction, written in the mode of canon revision, explores how persistent stereotypes of Appalachian women originated. These stereotypes are not merely identified but are also considered in the context of women’s studies. Works by the following six authors are included: Elizabeth Appleton, Rebecca Harding Davis, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Constance Fenimore Woolson, Sherwood Bonner, and Mary Noailles Murfree. Topics addressed include nineteenth-century women as authors, the influence of northern literary magazines on regional writing, the image of the Appalachian woman in fiction, and the critical evaluation of primary texts. Original work required for the completion of a master’s thesis comes by way of a thirty-page analytical introduction, six biographical headnote entries, and an extended bibliography of primary works by Appalachian women writers.

The diploma thesis "The Anthology of National Geography and History North Moravia" is handling the issue of publishing this book title which is a significant representative of its kind. Anthologies of National Geography and History have a unique position among other printed documents. And in addition, the anthology North Moravia is, as the only one of its kind, published in the whole Czech Republic almost continuously from 1957 when the museums of Zábřeh, Mohelnice and Loštice started to publish it together. The diploma thesis presents the anthology, introduces its 50 years history, characteristics of this type of a journal. It is going to refer to the specifics which differentiate the anthology from other journals. The thesis includes a quantitative research, in the form of a content analysis which examines the content of the anthology in the course of 50 years. The thesis follows processed topics, regular columns, types of contributions and development of the anthology in the mentioned period. It wants to answer the questions whether such anthology is able to inform - through popular form - readers from among experts as well as among layman public about geographical themes, whether it is its aim to educate as well, what is its reaction to current events and whether it is able to attract nowadays...