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Article name is Julieta de Godoy Ladeira
Julieta de Godoy Ladeira | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1935 São Paulo, Brazil |
| Died | 1997 São Paulo, Brazil |
| Occupation | Writer |
| Nationality | Brazilian |
| Notable works | Passe as férias em Nassau |
| Notable awards | Prêmio Jabuti (1963) |
| Spouse | Osman Lins |
Julieta de Godoy Ladeira
editJulieta de Godoy Ladeira (1935 - 1997) was a Brazilian was a writer and publicist. She taught at the Higher School of Advertising and Marketing. From her functions in the area, the book "Criação de Propaganda" emerged[1]. As a writer, she composed novels, short stories, kids and teens literature and, together with her husband and writer Osman Lins, conceived literary projects and wrote the book "La Paz existe?" She has received several awards, including the Jabuti Award for Best Book of Tales for her work "Passe férias em Nassau". Godoy Ladeira's texts for kids and teens always deal with themes such as citizenship and ecology, revealing his concern to awaken the reader's interest in communities problems[2].
Career
editGodoy Ladeira began her literary career in 1962 with a short story book called Passe férias em Nassau (Spend holidays in Nassau). The following year she won the Jabuti Awards. She also published novels, essays and anthologies.
Personal Life
editHer father, a Portuguese who loved to read, made her read aloud excerpts from books written by Camilo Castelo Branco and Alexandre Herculano. Her mother, a lover of poetry, was responsible for her first readings of Brazilian poets. At 11 years old, she wrote and directed at the school where she studied a theatre play. She was married to the writer Osman Lins.
Works
edit- Passe as férias em Nassau - 1962
- Entre Lobo e Cão - 1971 ISBN 1679800297034
- Viva a República - 1995 ISBN 9788516008772
- Índio Vivo - 1994 ISBN 9788516011253
- Era uma vez Tiradentes - 1991 ISBN 9788520940853
- No tempo da Abolição - 1992 ISBN 8516006638
- Antes que a Terra Fuja - 1997 ISBN 9788516017163
- Um Natal Bem Diferente - 1994 ISBN 8516009912
- Memórias de Hollywood - 1988 ISBN 8521304633
- Antologia de Contos: Contos Brasileiros Contemporâneos - 1994 ISBN 9788516011314
- Aventuras e Perigos de um Copo D´água - 1993 ISBN 1000190876262
- Jacaré Não Manda Carta - 1996 ISBN 9788570568236
- As Mil e uma Noites - 1994 ISBN 8526247360
- As Latinhas Também Amam - 1994 ISBN 9788570566393
- Antologia de Contos Brasileiros Contemporâneos - 1991 ISBN 8516011313
- Era sempre Feriado Nacional - 1984
- Antes que a Terra Fuja: uma História pela Limpeza do Meio Ambiente - 1997 ISBN 9788516017163
- Até mais Verde: Fábula do Fim do Mundo e do Começo - 1989 ISBN 9788570561831
References
edit- ^ DIFUSIEB (2016-07-06). "Julieta de Godoy Ladeira". Instituto de Estudos Brasileiros. Retrieved 2022-01-11.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ Mendes Corrêa, Angelo (2020-01-18). "Julieta de Godoy Ladeira: criadora de desafios". Bom dia 20 anos. Retrieved 2011-01-11.
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