Titlebook: Literary and Cultural Relations between Brazil and Mexico; Deep Undercurrents Paulo Moreira Book 2013 Paulo Moreira 2013 America.Amerikanis

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Ronald de Carvalho (and Carlos Pellicer): Modern Poets of America,ticipated in the Ateneo de la Juventud,. a society for study and lecture founded after a cycle of conferences in 1907/1908 and active until 1914, after which its members continued to participate actively in the cultural, artistic, and political life in Mexico.. Their questioning of positivist tenets

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Alfonso Reyes: Brazil and Mexico in a Nutshell,ntensely in the city’s intellectual life. The diplomat cultivated the friendship of intellectuals of all kinds, from Alceu Amoroso Lima and Gilberto Freyre to Carlos Lacerda and Graça Aranha. Cândido Portinari illustrated for him, and Cecília Meireles counted on Reyes for material on Mexican educati

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When Mexican Poets Come to Rio de Janeiro,ure within Latin America. In these cases Latin Americans took advantage of an increase in contacts through the establishments of embassies and consulates and initiatives of cultural diplomacy to establish an important, if overlooked, line of contact between them. It only helped that several importan

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,Érico Veríssimo’s Journey into Mexico,o Grande do Sul, in the national imagination and Veríssimo became known as one of the few Brazilians authors who could make a living out of his work in mid-twentieth century.. He attained more critical acclaim than Jorge Amado, who also wrote a series of bestsellers, but either the sheer extent of h

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Nelson Pereira dos Santos and the Mexican Golden Age of Cinema,ence by a number of Brazilian filmmakers, from Rocha himself to Walter Salles.. Although Pereira dos Santos has often been identified with ., he actually belongs to an older generation. Since his debut, a few years before the Brazilian . of the 1960s, Pereira dos Santos pioneered themes, approaches,