O outro cão: notas sobre substituições em «O crime do professor de matemática»

Clara Rowland

doi:10.4000/hispanismes.661

O outro cão: notas sobre substituições em «O crime do professor de matemática»

Translated title of the contribution: The other dog: notes on substitutions in “O crime do professor de matemática”

Clara Rowland

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Abstract

This essay will look into the congruence between the textual history of the core of Lispector’s “O Crime do Professor de Matemática” – so often rewritten throughout her oeuvre – and its depiction of a crime reinstated and denied closure in order to relate the interplay of doubles and substitutive gestures that the story sets in motion with Family Ties’s dynamic (at once rhetorical, formal and thematic) questioning of the limits and boundaries of the short story.

Translated title of the contribution	The other dog: notes on substitutions in “O crime do professor de matemática”
Original language	Portuguese
Pages (from-to)	1-10
Number of pages	10
Journal	HispanismeS
Issue number	15
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4000/hispanismes.661
Publication status	Published - 2021

Keywords

Clarice Lispector
Laços de Família
Animal
O crime do professor de matemática
Double
Ghostly
Rewriting
Short form

UN SDGs

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O outro cão: notas sobre substituições em «O crime do professor de matemática»

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