Titlebook: Domestic Servants in Literature and Testimony in Brazil, 1889-1999; S?nia Roncador Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Amer

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,“How to Treat a Maid?”,tain the highly desired dream of “domestic tranquility” (Kaufmann, . n.p.).. You must learn to “not lose the battle of doing the maid’s work while you leave your normal activities behind” (121). Therefore, here are some of the tips, and “astute tricks” (125) needed to “soften,” “tame,” and finally,

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Writers in Aprons,r classes, including the so-called populist literature from the 1960s and 1970s, in a country like Brazil where the book persisted as a luxury cultural artifact. Given the forceful editorial pressures, and “economic censorship” (Pellegrini, . 44) from a fast-expanding book market, Brazilian writers,

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Introduction,ical function, in Robbins’s opinion, literary servants allow us to examine the forms and politics of social representation without caving into the temptation of treating the lowly as purely historical figures. After all, domestic servants—not only in art but also in real life—have been perceived as signs: “signs of their masters’ status” (15).

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Der Name der Rose (Il nome della rosa) brutally end her life with a double-barreled crossbow. In a chronicle titled, “Por quê?” [“Why?”], writer Júlia Lopes de Almeida (1863–1934) reveals the motive of the suicide, reproducing . the suicide note of the “unfortunate woman”: “I want to die because I can’t stand [my] maids” (. 63). To be s

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