Rereading Dom Casmurro – aesthetic hybridity in Capitu

• Eli Carter

• University of Virginia

Au-delà et à côté de la Quality TV : une alternative esthétique brésilienne

• Larissa Estevam Christoforo

• Université de Montréal

Visual poetry and the interaction with filmic elements of the miniseries Capitu

• Rafaela Bernardazzi Torrens Leite

• USP

For an image of literature: the blatant poetry of director Luiz Fernando Carvalho

• Cristiane Passafaro Guzzi

• Unesp

The Miniseries Capitu: TV Adaptation and Filmic Background

• Professor and master’s doctor in Communication by the Anhembi Morumbi University

• Universidade Anhembi Morumbi

Color and costume in the creation of characters in the televisual narrative: a case study of the miniseries Capitu

• Rafaela Bernardazzi Torrens Leite

• USP

Beyond “Fidelity” in the Audiovisual Adaptation: the Case of the TV Show Capitu

• Marcelo Magalhães Bulhões

• PUC-SP

The compliment of the illusion: Capitu of Luiz Fernando Carvalho

• Mariana Maciel Nepomuceno

• UFPE

CAPITU: THE HYBRID CULTURE AND THE POST-MODERN LIQUIDITY IN A LOOK

• Claiton César Czizewski Anderson Lopes da Silva

• UFF

Dom Casmurro and Capitu: word and images poetries

• Caroline Valada Becker

• UFRGS

Capitu: looks towards an oblique narrative.

• Alexandre de Assis Monteiro

• UFPB

In the name of a self-conscious fiction: the transposition of the romance Dom Casmurro into the miniseries Capitu.

• Cristiane Passafaro Guzzi

• Universidade Estadual Paulista

The capture of Dom Casmurro by a criticism placed between the romance and the TV show

• Luiz Antonio Mousinho Alexandre de Assis Monteiro

• UFPB

Luiz Fernando Carvalho and the creative process on television: the miniseries Capitu and the director’s style

• Fernando Martins Collaço

• Unicamp

Capitu: a metafictional transposition

• Flávia Giúlia Andriolo Pinati

• Unesp

Interview with Beth Filipecki, Capitu’s costume designer

• Mariana Millecco Ana Claudia Suriani da Silva

• University College London

“Here you come again, restless shadows?…”: time and memory in the translation of Dom Casmurro into Capitu

• Lara Luiza Spagnol Oliveira

• UFMG

From the adaptation of Dom Casmurro: from romance to comics and television

• Júlia Rochetti Bezerra

Baroque adaptation of Dom Casmurro into Capitu: from book to body on TV

• Luiza Maria Almeida Rosa

Dom Casmurro and Capitu: word and images poetries

• Caroline Valada Becker

• UFRGS

Direction and art direction

• Carolina Bassi de Moura

• USP

In the beginning it was the text: Dom Casmurro on paper, Capitu on screen

• Mariana Millecco

• UFRJ

Theatricality in the audiovisual work of Capitu

• Lívia Martins Nonato

• Universidade Estadual de Londrina

An Idea and a Scruple: The Appropriation of Capitu as an Educational and Communicative Experience

• Ana Claudia Suriani da Silva Alexandre de Assis Monteiro

• Universidade Federal do Paraná
• PUC-SP