Vol. 48 No. 2 (2026): July-Dec.

Literature

• Oedipus in an islamic perspective: a critical analysis of Ali Ahmed Bakathir’s The Tragedy of Oedipus

  Redhwan Qasem Ghaleb Rashed

  e75522

  • pdf

• The analyst, the snakes, and the alligator: humorous literature in brazilian redemocratization based on the work of Luis Fernando Verissimo

  Emerson Cesar de Campos

  e77827

  • pdf (Portuguese)

• The space of women’s writers in Flannery O’Connor’s The crop and Grace Paley’s A conversation with my father

  Davi Silva Gonçalves, Laura Pinhata Battistam

  e76429

  • pdf

• Body-writing in two times of Afro-Amazonian poetics: from Bruno de Menezes to Roberta Tavares

  Elen Karla Sousa da Silva, Adriana Cristina Aguiar Rodrigues, Yama Talita Passos Monteiro

  e77948

  • pdf (Portuguese)

• Residente and the Voice of the Resistance: An Interpretation of the Lyrics of the Song Hijos del Cañaveral

  Jéssica Righi de Oliveira, Rayan Scariot Vargas, Euriko dos Santos Yogi

  e73275

  • pdf (Spanish)

• “Always Historicize!”: The Downfall of the American Dream in Clothes for a Summer Hotel, by Tennessee Williams

  Luis Marcio Arnaut de Toledo

  e76648

  • pdf (Portuguese)

• From tun-sam-fu to cheong-sam: The outfit as entry password between two worlds in The Bewitching Braid by Senna Fernandes

  Raquel Abi-Sâmara, Kexin Wei

  e74506

  • pdf (Portuguese)

• Camus and ‘Mediterranean Thought’: Meursault’s Revolt

  Jáder Santana, Yuri Brunello

  e77406

  • pdf (Portuguese)