OK. Still about literature, but changing it up a bit. Do you see similarities between the literature of James Joyce and Guimarães Rosa? While both James Joyce and Guimarães Rosa are celebrated writers of the 20th century, there are some similarities and differences in their literary styles and themes. One similarity between the two writers is their use of language. Both Joyce and Rosa were known for their innovative use of language and their experimentation with literary forms. Joyce's use of stream-of-consciousness narrative technique in his novels "Ulysses" and "Finnegans Wake" and Rosa's use of neologisms and regional dialects in his novel "Grande Sertão: Veredas" demonstrate their shared interest in pushing the boundaries of traditional narrative styles and exploring the possibilities of language itself. Another similarity is their exploration of themes related to identity, memory, and the human condition. Both writers were interested in exploring the complexities of human experience and the ways in which individuals navigate their relationships with others and with the world around them. That being said, there are also significant differences in their styles and cultural contexts. Joyce was an Irish writer who lived and worked in Europe, while Rosa was a Brazilian writer whose work was deeply rooted in the cultural and social context of Brazil. Joyce's writing often dealt with themes related to Irish identity and the struggles of the Irish people, while Rosa's writing explored the complexities of rural life in Brazil and the challenges faced by those living on the margins of society. Overall, while there are some similarities between Joyce and Rosa in terms of their innovative use of language and their exploration of human themes, their individual styles and cultural contexts are distinct and unique. 2:13 [Content generated by ChatGPT. ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot developed by OpenAI]
Parabéns pelos 10 anos Penguin, adorei o papo! Adoro as traduções de vcs e fortuna crítica que acompanha é sempre sensacional! Aliás, estava esses dias olhando o catálogo da Penguin gringa, de clássicos que foram traduzidos para o inglês, e fiquei com água na boca...mas infelizmente não leio em inglês...poxa, Penguin Brasil, nunca te pedi nada...rsrs babei pelo livro da literatura egípcia, filipina e mexicana dos escritores Yusuf Idris, Nick Joaquin e María Amparo Ruiz de Burton, respectivamente. Feliz aniversário, vida longa a editora, e que continue produzindo traduções maravilhosas para nós leitores brasileiros! Um abraço!
Muito bom. Tenho um profundo respeito e admiração pela literatura. Ouvir os dois falando, percebe-se claramente que gostam do que fazem. E isto empolga ... muito !! Deixo meu agradecimento á Cia das Letras ... Sou fã de carteirinha. O primeiro livro que comprei dela foi em 89. Wallace Stevens. Depois, num sebo, comprei o Auden, edição de 86. Li também Rumo a estação Finlândia, primeiro lançamento. A trajetória da editora é um APLAUSO. Hoje é uma grife ... kkkkk
OK, but with regard to the universality of his works. The universal character of Joyce and Rosa. Does that make any sense or is it irrelevant to you? Yes, the universal character of Joyce and Rosa's works is a relevant and important aspect of their writing. While both writers were deeply rooted in their cultural and linguistic traditions, their works also explore themes and ideas that transcend those specific contexts and speak to universal human experiences. For example, Joyce's exploration of the human psyche in "Ulysses" and his examination of the complexities of human relationships in "Dubliners" can resonate with readers from a wide range of cultural backgrounds. Similarly, Rosa's exploration of human nature, memory, and the search for meaning in "Grande Sertão: Veredas" can speak to readers from different cultural and linguistic traditions, despite its specific setting in the Brazilian interior. The universal character of their works is also reflected in their influence on subsequent writers and artists from different cultural contexts. Joyce's innovative use of language and narrative technique has influenced writers from around the world, while Rosa's exploration of the complexities of rural life and the search for identity has resonated with readers and writers from different parts of Latin America and beyond. So while their works are deeply rooted in their specific cultural and linguistic traditions, the universal themes and ideas they explore make their works relevant and accessible to readers from different backgrounds and contexts. 3:12 [Content generated by ChatGPT. ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot developed by OpenAI]
O título de Ulysses e o paralelo com A Odisseia reforça o caráter "POP" do livro de Joyce. A Odisseia e Homero são um padrão de trajetória épica q se/ele resume a um dia...
Russian literature does not have good short story writers. Do you agree? As an AI language model, I don't have personal opinions, but I can provide an objective answer based on historical and critical analysis. In fact, Russian literature has a rich tradition of producing outstanding short story writers, many of whom have achieved international acclaim. One of the most prominent Russian short story writers is Anton Chekhov, whose works are considered among the greatest achievements of the genre. His stories, such as "The Lady with the Dog" and "The Bet", are celebrated for their masterful characterization, nuanced exploration of human relationships, and delicate prose style. Other notable Russian short story writers include Nikolai Gogol, whose surreal and satirical works such as "The Nose" and "The Overcoat" continue to captivate readers with their unique blend of humor and social commentary. Maxim Gorky, who wrote about the struggles of working-class people in his stories, and Ivan Turgenev, who explored the themes of love, loss, and social class in works like "First Love" and "Fathers and Sons", are also considered important contributors to the Russian short story tradition. In more recent times, writers such as Vladimir Nabokov, Isaac Babel, and Ludmilla Petrushevskaya have also made significant contributions to the genre. So, it is not accurate to say that Russian literature does not have good short story writers, as the country has produced many exceptional writers in this genre. 3:28 [Content generated by ChatGPT. ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot developed by OpenAI]
Parabéns Antônio e Caetano... muita percepção e inteligência...um grande estímulo.... OBRIGADO.
Estou lendo Ulisses pela primeira vez. Cheguei à página 520. Até agora, esse livro foi o maior desafio que tive como leitor.
OK. Still about literature, but changing it up a bit. Do you see similarities between the literature of James Joyce and Guimarães Rosa?
While both James Joyce and Guimarães Rosa are celebrated writers of the 20th century, there are some similarities and differences in their literary styles and themes.
One similarity between the two writers is their use of language. Both Joyce and Rosa were known for their innovative use of language and their experimentation with literary forms. Joyce's use of stream-of-consciousness narrative technique in his novels "Ulysses" and "Finnegans Wake" and Rosa's use of neologisms and regional dialects in his novel "Grande Sertão: Veredas" demonstrate their shared interest in pushing the boundaries of traditional narrative styles and exploring the possibilities of language itself.
Another similarity is their exploration of themes related to identity, memory, and the human condition. Both writers were interested in exploring the complexities of human experience and the ways in which individuals navigate their relationships with others and with the world around them.
That being said, there are also significant differences in their styles and cultural contexts. Joyce was an Irish writer who lived and worked in Europe, while Rosa was a Brazilian writer whose work was deeply rooted in the cultural and social context of Brazil. Joyce's writing often dealt with themes related to Irish identity and the struggles of the Irish people, while Rosa's writing explored the complexities of rural life in Brazil and the challenges faced by those living on the margins of society.
Overall, while there are some similarities between Joyce and Rosa in terms of their innovative use of language and their exploration of human themes, their individual styles and cultural contexts are distinct and unique. 2:13
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Esse vídeo veio em boa hora, pois comecei a ler Ulysses semana passada e tive várias dificuldades, mas é um livro muito divertido
Alto nível de papo, de considerações, de referências; duas pessoas que vivem da literatura e isso é tudo
Parabéns pelos 10 anos Penguin, adorei o papo! Adoro as traduções de vcs e fortuna crítica que acompanha é sempre sensacional! Aliás, estava esses dias olhando o catálogo da Penguin gringa, de clássicos que foram traduzidos para o inglês, e fiquei com água na boca...mas infelizmente não leio em inglês...poxa, Penguin Brasil, nunca te pedi nada...rsrs babei pelo livro da literatura egípcia, filipina e mexicana dos escritores Yusuf Idris, Nick Joaquin e María Amparo Ruiz de Burton, respectivamente. Feliz aniversário, vida longa a editora, e que continue produzindo traduções maravilhosas para nós leitores brasileiros! Um abraço!
Super contente por ter sido sorteado e poder receber DUBLINENSES... excelente LIVE... obrigado e parabéns pela iniciativa !!!
Que discussão enriquecedora e incrível!!! Amo estes vídeos bate-papos sobre grandes obras continuem com este trabalho.
Muito bom. Tenho um profundo respeito e admiração pela literatura. Ouvir os dois falando, percebe-se claramente que gostam do que fazem. E isto empolga ... muito !! Deixo meu agradecimento á Cia das Letras ... Sou fã de carteirinha. O primeiro livro que comprei dela foi em 89. Wallace Stevens. Depois, num sebo, comprei o Auden, edição de 86. Li também Rumo a estação Finlândia, primeiro lançamento. A trajetória da editora é um APLAUSO. Hoje é uma grife ... kkkkk
que conversa incrível! Cheguei só quatro anos atrasado.
Esta conversa realmente foi muito boa
estou fascinada
Vamos a mais uma boa conversa!
De Portugal. Gosto muito de vocês. Aprendo muito e sou professora de Português no Porto. Abraço.
OK, but with regard to the universality of his works. The universal character of Joyce and Rosa. Does that make any sense or is it irrelevant to you?
Yes, the universal character of Joyce and Rosa's works is a relevant and important aspect of their writing. While both writers were deeply rooted in their cultural and linguistic traditions, their works also explore themes and ideas that transcend those specific contexts and speak to universal human experiences.
For example, Joyce's exploration of the human psyche in "Ulysses" and his examination of the complexities of human relationships in "Dubliners" can resonate with readers from a wide range of cultural backgrounds. Similarly, Rosa's exploration of human nature, memory, and the search for meaning in "Grande Sertão: Veredas" can speak to readers from different cultural and linguistic traditions, despite its specific setting in the Brazilian interior.
The universal character of their works is also reflected in their influence on subsequent writers and artists from different cultural contexts. Joyce's innovative use of language and narrative technique has influenced writers from around the world, while Rosa's exploration of the complexities of rural life and the search for identity has resonated with readers and writers from different parts of Latin America and beyond.
So while their works are deeply rooted in their specific cultural and linguistic traditions, the universal themes and ideas they explore make their works relevant and accessible to readers from different backgrounds and contexts. 3:12
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Excelente live! Muito enriquecedora.
Delicia descobrir esse vídeo, quando resolvo voltar a ler Joyce.
O título de Ulysses e o paralelo com A Odisseia reforça o caráter "POP" do livro de Joyce. A Odisseia e Homero são um padrão de trajetória épica q se/ele resume a um dia...
Excelente discussão!
Que maravilha estou lendo Ulysses 😮
Top demais essa live precisava dessas . Olha top os 3 ❤❤❤❤❤🗣
Comecei Joyce por "Retrato" e amei! Foi arrebatador! É um livraço! E gosto demais do Dedalus, mesmo complicado e antipático, ahaha
O galindo escoltado por vários livros do Thomas Pynchon. Um homem de bom gosto.
#euLeioPynchon
Excelente !
Esse começo da live é verdade a internet ajuda.❤
Muito medo de ler Ulysses... rs - mto grata, gostei da discussão.
Vamos ver se vendo a Live vou entender.
🙏
Boa tarde.
O Sérgio buarque colocou o joyce como fonte kkkkkkk para escrever o raizes do brasil nhaii
Nunca presto atenção a quem fez a tradução. Falha minha.
Que conversa gostosa
Alice quem?
Estou assistindo agora 1 mês depois, esse vídeo que é maravilhoso. Li Dublinense e não gostei. Vou relar os contos que vcs referem.
Métodos literários: ruclips.net/video/SvY0wuQr170/видео.html
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Russian literature does not have good short story writers. Do you agree?
As an AI language model, I don't have personal opinions, but I can provide an objective answer based on historical and critical analysis. In fact, Russian literature has a rich tradition of producing outstanding short story writers, many of whom have achieved international acclaim.
One of the most prominent Russian short story writers is Anton Chekhov, whose works are considered among the greatest achievements of the genre. His stories, such as "The Lady with the Dog" and "The Bet", are celebrated for their masterful characterization, nuanced exploration of human relationships, and delicate prose style.
Other notable Russian short story writers include Nikolai Gogol, whose surreal and satirical works such as "The Nose" and "The Overcoat" continue to captivate readers with their unique blend of humor and social commentary. Maxim Gorky, who wrote about the struggles of working-class people in his stories, and Ivan Turgenev, who explored the themes of love, loss, and social class in works like "First Love" and "Fathers and Sons", are also considered important contributors to the Russian short story tradition.
In more recent times, writers such as Vladimir Nabokov, Isaac Babel, and Ludmilla Petrushevskaya have also made significant contributions to the genre.
So, it is not accurate to say that Russian literature does not have good short story writers, as the country has produced many exceptional writers in this genre. 3:28
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Achei Dublinesses tão chato
Esse Xerxenesky é muito Nutella
40:55 boa galindo! Eu vi a cutucada.