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Eles muitos cavalos e pssica: a literatura brasileira contemporânea imersa no caleidoscópio citadino
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2025-02-11) COELHO, Luana da Silva; PEREIRA, Helena Bonito Couto; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9240687015870539
Based on the assumption of the complexity of life in urban centers, which causes social and psychological impacts on the individuals who constitute this reality, this work seeks to analyze how this space is being represented in contemporary Brazilian literature, focusing on the novels Eles eram muitos cavalos (2001) by Luiz Ruffato from Minas Gerais and Pssica (2015) by Edyr Augusto from Pará. With the help of bibliographical research method and comparative literature, the aim is therefore to analyze the city as a space-character in the aforementioned novels, guided by the marks of Romanesque fragmentation, discussed by authors such as Sá (2007), Hossne (2007), Ricciardi (2007) and Macedo (2007); the forms of contemporary realism, based mainly on Schøllhammer (2009; 2012; 2013), the influences of cinematographic montagem techniques, elaborated by Eisenstein (1990), Leone & Mourão (1993), Stam (2000) and Carone (1973) and traces of the detective novel, theorized by Reimão (1983) and Massi (2011). In view of this, since the city is a theme that permeates the history of Brazilian literature, it can be inferred that its recurrent presence in contemporary writing is notable, since it is the locus that brings together a set of social ills. This theme has captured the attention of writers in today's context, being treated in different ways and represented through writing techniques that permeate the simultaneity of events occurring in big metropolises and influenced by the chronotope in which each author and work are inserted – from São Paulo, as in Ruffato's novel, to Belém and the Amazon region, as in Edyr's case.
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A memória na construção da identidade cultural em dois irmãos, de Milton Hatoum
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2015-06) BOLOGNIN, Renan Augusto Ferreira; ROCHA, Rejane Cristina
This paper focus on the way that the novel´s structures Dois Irmãos, of Milton Hatoum, work in a recollection utilization and shows up the cultural identities knocking together. The narrator–character, Nael, invite us to a past didn´t known for him, but that had been told it to him by other characters. This creates a fragmentary differentiation not just between narration past and narrative present, but also the occupied position for the characters in center or on the fringe of the Brazilian society. For studying these memories as narrative structures, we based our work on the Discurso da Narrativa (1995), of Gérard Genette. For its part, we discuss narrative order fragmentation for these memories related to the identity fragmentation. For that, we supported ourselves on A identidade cultural na pósmodernidade, of Stuart Hall (2006).
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A representação alegórica da ditadura militar em “O Minossauro”, de Benedicto Monteiro: fragmentação e montagem
(Universidade Estadual de Campinas, 2004-02-26) NASCIMENTO, Maria de Fátima do; SPERBER, Suzi Frankl; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3549874708098615
This Dissertation Representação Alegórica da Ditadura Militar em O Minossauro, de Benedicto Monteiro: Fragmentação e Montagem makes an analysis of the allegorical elements characterized by the fragmentation and assembly of the work, the narrative strategies of the author, and the relationship between the work and the social context of military despotism in Brazil in the 1970s. The theoretical studies were complemented by interviews – with Benedicto Monteiro and other informers – that added important information to the enlightenment and systematization of questions relating the author’s life and work. The research found out – in O Minossauro, representative novel of the literary production of the region of Amazonas in the 1970s – Flagrant presence of allegorical elements (fragmentation end assembly) used in the narrative strategies by the writers of this period. These characteristics range the novel of the writer from Pará to his congeners of the 1970s. The importance of this novel is the fact that Benedicto Monteiro dialogued with this shadowy period of the Brazilian history and established a place: the state of Pará as a romantic character of the work, object of this Dissertation.