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114869 - Tópicos de teoria queer na literatura irlandesa contemporânea

Período da turma:

16/10/2023 a 27/11/2023

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Descrição:

Aula 1 (16/10) – Queer/Quare e a questão do cânone Introdução teórica
Aula 2 (23/10) – Memórias da AIDS em The Story of the Night de Colm Toíbín
Aula 3 (30/10) – Romance histórico e nacionalismo queer em At Swim, Two Boys de Jamie O’Neill
Aula 4 (06/11)– Migrações I: Stir Fry de Emma Donoghue
Aula 5 (13/11) – Migrações II: The Hennah Wars de Adiba Jaigirdar
Aula 6 (20/11) – Transgeneridades: Son de William Keoghane
Aula 7 (27/11) – Encerramento: Queer e outras artes na Irlanda
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Carga Horária:

30 horas

Tipo:

Obrigatória

Vagas oferecidas:

Ministrantes:

Esther Gazzola Borges
Victor Augusto da Cruz Pacheco

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