Narrativas cosmopolitas:
a escritora contemporânea na aldeia global
Abstract
O trabalho discute como os pressupostos teóricos da contemporaneidade podem ser pensados em termos dos estudos de gênero, tomando-se por base o conto de Marilene Felinto, “Muslim: woman”, que reflete sobre questões de gênero em um contexto transnacional.
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