Lima Barreto: Contos de Cor e Exclusão nas Primeiras Décadas do Século XX
Afonso Henriques de Lima Barreto (1881-1922), the grandson of slaves and son of freedmen, and for and most contemporary authors the first Brazilian author to recognize and define as black literary, broke the prejudices of the nineteenth and early twentieth century and innovated Brazilian literature...
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| Resumo: | Afonso Henriques de Lima Barreto (1881-1922), the grandson of slaves and son of freedmen, and for and most contemporary authors the first Brazilian author to recognize and define as black literary, broke the prejudices of the nineteenth and early twentieth century and innovated Brazilian literature with his style and informal language at the time. Lima Barreto thought to Brazil from his tales about life in the Rio suburbs. He created essentially urban characters, where most of the time denounced the injustices and prejudices, a kind of laboratory to understand and think about the sociological advances in post-abolition society, in this same context energetically introduced racial scientific discourse and determinism. Under a pre-modern look of the historical / literary point of view we have the author of tales reflect his period and through this reflection are that it is intended to analyze and try to understand how black characters were seen and portrayed by the author and as far as the color of the issues were to interfere with social relationships of his characters. |
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