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Tentative Transgressions
Homosexuality, AIDS, and the Theater in Brazil
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Starting at the beginning of the twentieth century, Albuquerque examines the way the Modernist movement both fueled and inhibited the use of gay imagery in Brazilian drama. This elegant and fluid study ultimately becomes an examination of a whole Latin society, and the ways in which Latin theatre has absorbed and reflected the culture's own changing sensibilities, that will intrigue anyone interested in Latin American culture, literature, or theater.
Winner, 2008 Elizabeth A. Steinberg Prize
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Arte dramáticoTable of contents
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Transgression, Homosexuality, and the Theater in Brazil
- Chapter 2 Modernist and Neorealist Backtracking
- Chapter 3 Beyond Evasiveness
- Chapter 4 AIDS, Subalternity, and the Stage
- Afterword
- Notes
- Works Cited
- Index