Ângela Meirelles de Oliveira

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Henri Barbusse: pacifism and antifacism in the Americas

One of the first ‘war novels’ to be published in the twentieth century, Le Feu made Henri Barbusse...

Gabriela Pellegrino Soares

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The Book of Knowledge between the ‘Old’ and the ‘New’ World: history of an encyclopedia

The Children’s Encyclopaedia, created by Arthur Mee in England, in early 20^th century, became, by the...

Priscila Dorella

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Susan Sontag: uma intelectual pública

Judia, Susan Sontag nasceu em New York, estudou literatura, filosofia e teologia em renomadas...

Lúcia Granja

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Garnier Publishers: from France to the Transatlantic Space

Garnier Booksellers-Publishers were the first international company specialized in books. It existed...

Henri Arraes Gervaiseau

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Immigrants in New York: Cinematographic Representations (1898-1914)

Statue of Liberty, a small film of approximately fifty seconds produced by the Thomas Edison Company,...

Hélène Quanquin

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Frederick Douglass

Frederick Douglass’s life stood at the crossroads of the national and transatlantic connections that...

Cécile Cottenet

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Literary Agents

Over the course of the 20th century, literary agents have maintained an important role in the...

Ana Paula Cavalcanti Simioni

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Académie Julian: the French artistic model from a Transatlantic perspective (1880-1920)

Académie Julian was founded in 1867 in Montmartre, offering students studies of live models and...

Jean-Yves Mollier

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Transatlantic authors in European publishing after 1945

This article on the circulation of books in the transatlantic space starts with a historically datable...

Ludovic Tournès

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The Rockefeller Foundation and the international funding of science (1920s-1950s)

The history of the Rockefeller Foundation’s international science policy highlights the pivotal role...