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Clarice Lispector 
Laços de família 
She,s a Riddle Inside 
Clarice Lispetcor was a complex Brazilian beauty whose novels have been comparad to Joyce and 
Dostoevsky. So why is she not better known, asks Ed Caesar. 
She was, said the great translator Gregory Rabassa, “that rare person who looked like Marlene Dietrich 
and wrote like Virginia Woolf”. Meanwhile, in Brazil – where her fame continues to grow some 30 years 
after her death – new books examining the life and work of “Hurricane Clarice” are published on an 
almost monthly basis. 
Indeed, many Portuguese-speaking critics consider her to be the country’s greatest writer of the 20th 
century, a Brazilian Joyce. 
So why have we never heard of Clarice Lispector? Why has this literary sphinx barely entered the 
consciousness of the Anglophone world? The answer, at last in part, lies with Lispector herself. She was 
an enigma during her lifetime, a woman who wrote: “ I am such a mystery that even I don’t understand 
myself.” […] 
Her invisibly may also be a function of geography. […] Her writing has made the leap into other 
languages, but she has made only a glancing impact on other cultures. […] 
( From the Sunday Times, London, 09 August 2009, pag. 8. ) 
De acordo com o texto, marque V para a alternativa verdadeira e F para a falsa. 
26. ( ) O objetivo do subtítulo ( “Clarice Lispector Was ... asks ED Caesar”) é apresentar o tema e a 
pergunta a ser explorada no texto; apresentar o autor do texto. 
27. ( ) O objetivo do Primeiro parágrafo é propor uma hipótese sobre o não reconhecimento mundial 
de Clarice com base na personalidade enigmática da autora. 
28. ( ) O objetivo do segundo parágrafo é apresentar detalhes sobre a importância de Clarice Lispector. 
29. ( ) O Objetivo do terceiro parágrafo é propor uma hipótese sobre o não reconhecimento mundial 
de Clarice com base na posição geográfica do Brasil. 
Read again and find in the text the English terms for the following: 
30. ( ) Morte, Romances, De fato, realmente, e Esfinge é: Death, novels and indeed and sphinx.
31. ( ) Crescer, Enquanto isso, Mundo anglófono ( que fala inglês ) e Impacto, breve, indireto é: to 
grow, meanwhile, anglophone world and glancing impact. 
32. ( ) Segundo o texto “... published on an almost monthly basis.” significa que são publicados numa 
base quase bimestral.

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Text para avs ciclo 2 novembro

  • 1. TEXT. Clarice Lispector Laços de família She,s a Riddle Inside Clarice Lispetcor was a complex Brazilian beauty whose novels have been comparad to Joyce and Dostoevsky. So why is she not better known, asks Ed Caesar. She was, said the great translator Gregory Rabassa, “that rare person who looked like Marlene Dietrich and wrote like Virginia Woolf”. Meanwhile, in Brazil – where her fame continues to grow some 30 years after her death – new books examining the life and work of “Hurricane Clarice” are published on an almost monthly basis. Indeed, many Portuguese-speaking critics consider her to be the country’s greatest writer of the 20th century, a Brazilian Joyce. So why have we never heard of Clarice Lispector? Why has this literary sphinx barely entered the consciousness of the Anglophone world? The answer, at last in part, lies with Lispector herself. She was an enigma during her lifetime, a woman who wrote: “ I am such a mystery that even I don’t understand myself.” […] Her invisibly may also be a function of geography. […] Her writing has made the leap into other languages, but she has made only a glancing impact on other cultures. […] ( From the Sunday Times, London, 09 August 2009, pag. 8. ) De acordo com o texto, marque V para a alternativa verdadeira e F para a falsa. 26. ( ) O objetivo do subtítulo ( “Clarice Lispector Was ... asks ED Caesar”) é apresentar o tema e a pergunta a ser explorada no texto; apresentar o autor do texto. 27. ( ) O objetivo do Primeiro parágrafo é propor uma hipótese sobre o não reconhecimento mundial de Clarice com base na personalidade enigmática da autora. 28. ( ) O objetivo do segundo parágrafo é apresentar detalhes sobre a importância de Clarice Lispector. 29. ( ) O Objetivo do terceiro parágrafo é propor uma hipótese sobre o não reconhecimento mundial de Clarice com base na posição geográfica do Brasil. Read again and find in the text the English terms for the following: 30. ( ) Morte, Romances, De fato, realmente, e Esfinge é: Death, novels and indeed and sphinx.
  • 2. 31. ( ) Crescer, Enquanto isso, Mundo anglófono ( que fala inglês ) e Impacto, breve, indireto é: to grow, meanwhile, anglophone world and glancing impact. 32. ( ) Segundo o texto “... published on an almost monthly basis.” significa que são publicados numa base quase bimestral.