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Memória do município de Cametá: o contar e recontar dos “notáveis” Alberto Moia Mocbel e Victor Tamer
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2014-06-26) VULCÃO, Vivianne da Cruz; SIMÕES, Maria do Perpétuo Socorro Galvão; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0672011058049782
This paper is the result of Master research titled Memory of the municipality of Cametá: the telling and retelling of “notable” Alberto Moia Mocbel and Victor Tamer, which aims to analyze narratives that thematize the temporal and historical memory of the municipality of Cametá, trought told‖ and retold facts by the Cametaenses authors Victor Tamer and Alberto Moia Mocbel. The analysis of the narratives of Visagens e assombrações da infância I and O homem estrela, were chosen because we believe they fit into the profile of the chosen topic. The selection is also justified by the fact that the narratives relate to the every universe that merges the historical events of Cametá of yore. Accordingly, the text contemplate theoretical frameworks focused on the literary productions of local writers, researches and scholars of the literary canon in general. Thus, we present in the text, some historical surveys in the secular city, aiming also contemplate the testimonial memory and for such reasons, we highlighted some local authors such as Ignácio Moura (1910), Salomão Larêdo (2013), Danúzio Pompeu (2013), Doriedson Rodrigues (2003), reports of an interview granted by the writer Alberto Mocbel in September of the year 2013 in Cametá and other documentary research accomplished in the Historical Museum of Cametá and in the Paraense Academy of Letters, where we also collected information referring to old public lighting system. We provided photographs in order to elucidate and prove the veracity of the facts presented and described in the works of Mocbel (2009) and Tamer (2012). Against studies related to the memory category, we used the theorics of authors such as Pierre Nora (1993); Jacques Le Goff (2003); Ecléa Bosi (1994); Jerusa Pires (2003); Aleida Assmann (2011); Walter Benjamin (1994) and Maurice Halbwachs (2006). Authors such as Homi Bhabha (1998) and others with cultural identily themes, which, subsidized the theoretical basis and no less important for the discussions that will be raised.