The Transatlantic Circulation of Novels Between Europe and Brazil, 1789-1914

1. Introduction: Fiction as an Element of Cultural Connection
Márcia Abreu

Part I. Reading Novels on Both Sides of the Atlantic

2. A Transnational Literate Community: Reactions to Novels in Europe and Brazil
Márcia Abreu

3. The Literary Taste for Novels in the Portuguese Subscription Library in Rio de Janeiro
Alexandro Henrique Paixão

4. The Roman Judiciaire and Brazilian Literature: Reception, Meanings, and Appropriations
Ana Gomes Porto

5. The Bachelor’s Library: Pornographic Books on the Brazil - Europe Circuit in the Late Nineteenth Century
Leonardo Mendes

6. Evaluation of Literature at the End of the Nineteenth Century: Change and Permanence in Critical Discourse
Leandro Thomaz Almeida

Part II. Translations

7. Circuits and Crossings: The Case of A Família Elliot

Sandra Guardini Teixeira Vasconcelos

8. The Brazilian Novels O Guarany and Innocencia Translated into German: National Production and the Bestseller in the Long Nineteenth Century
Wiebke Röben Alencar Xavier

9. French Readings of Brazil: From the Translations of Guarany and Innocencia to the Exoticism of the Novels of Adrien Delpech
Ilana Heineberg

Part III. Tracks Between Europe and Brazil

10. Narratives that Travel: Novels Written in Portuguese and Published in Paris
Paulo Motta Oliveira

11. Collections of French Novels on the Atlantic Route: From Lisbon to Grêmio Literário Português do Pará
Valéria Augusti

12. British Fiction in the Far South of Brazil: The Nineteenth-Century Collection of the Rio-Grandense Library
Maria Eulália Ramicelli

13. Brazilian Novels in Portugal Through two French Publishers
Juliana Maia Queiroz

Keywords: Literature, History of the Book, Nineteenth-Century Literature, History of Britain and Ireland, US History