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O negro na literatura sob a perspectiva filosófico-literária de Friedrich Nietzsche e Bruno de Menezes: civilização, religião e corpo
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2011-10-26) LEAL, Julie Christie Damasceno; FERNANDES, José Guilherme dos Santos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7023812449790431
The theme of black literature has occupied more space in the discussions and debates around the issue of valuation of black culture in Brazil, especially in regard to aspects such as the unmasking of certain stereotypes have long grounded, but above all has assumed particular importance the role of black resistance, which is analyzed from the perspective of a social bent, crossing approaches historical, religious and cultural. Each of these approaches adds a different importance to the black presence in the poetry of Bruno de Menezes, the object of our investigation, hence it is possible to deduce what we believe is of fundamental importance, we do not subtract any of the approaches highlighted. The work is titled now analyze is Batuque, above the poet, the work is responsible for signing in the context of Amazonian literature, and more than that within the culture of national stamp, a new chapter, this is a new perspective on the condition of the black in Brazilian society. Allying themselves with these perspectives, we will add the views of German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, as the theoretical framework for contextualizing we intend to raise in the text. This study aimed to investigate the influence of the European civilizing process on the black and fenced off (cultural / religious) under this influence, as well as the negative consequences that will focus on the prospect that blacks have about his own body and place in culture, many of them also from the Christian worldview imposed on them.