A Literatura como Pensamento Crítico: Experiências Estético-Cognitivas em torno de Pandemias Ficcionais

Autores

  • Rogério Miguel Puga Universidade Nova de Lisboa

Resumo

O presente artigo de síntese pretende reflectir sobre a forma como textos literários, políticos e religiosos têm, ao longo dos século, representado, ou ficcionado de modo, quer realista, quer fantasioso, pandemias alegóricas e as suas causas e consequências. O desafio para falar sobre pensamento crítico, literatura e política nas literaturas portuguesa e inglesa levou-nos, em plena quarentena, a decidir reeditar, nesta revista brasileira, um texto sobre pandemias literárias, partindo de um artigo mais curto que publicamos originalmente na imprensa portuguesa (Puga 2020).

 

 

https://www.iscap.pt/cei/publicacoes/culturas-partilhadas-patrimonio-partilhado-responsabilidade-partilhada.

Biografia do Autor

Rogério Miguel Puga, Universidade Nova de Lisboa

Professor e Pesquisador da Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal.

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2021-06-19

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Puga, R. M. (2021). A Literatura como Pensamento Crítico: Experiências Estético-Cognitivas em torno de Pandemias Ficcionais . Porto Das Letras, 7(3), 12–37. Recuperado de https://sistemas.uft.edu.br/periodicos/index.php/portodasletras/article/view/12477

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Literaturas de Língua Portuguesa e de Língua Inglesa, Cultura e Política