A violência estrutural em Maçã agreste, de Raimundo Carrero
This thesis analyzes Maçã agreste, a novel by Raimundo Carrero, from the narrative path of six of its characters. The construction of this literary category, as well as the other aspects that compose the narrative, contributes to making visible the violence that is present in society. One of the...
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| Resumo: | This thesis analyzes Maçã agreste, a novel by Raimundo Carrero, from the narrative path of
six of its characters. The construction of this literary category, as well as the other aspects that
compose the narrative, contributes to making visible the violence that is present in society. One
of the traits that make this possible is the fact that the work brings marginalized characters who
occupy undervalued social spaces. Thus, the objective of this work is to investigate whether the
aesthetics, the construction of characters, the language, and the structural organization of Maçã
agreste are used as instruments to explain the structural violence present in contemporary
society. In relation to the theme of violence, we rely on the concepts of ethical violence by
Butler (2015); symbolic violence by Bordieu (2001, 2012); structural violence by Galtung
(1990, 2018); and discipline by Foucault (1988, 2014). As for the analysis of the
characterization, we based this study on the precepts of Candido (2007) and Brait (1985). In
relation to the relationship between literature and violence, we rely on Lins (1990). This
research is of a qualitative nature since it seeks to investigate the elements that compose the
aesthetics of the work, such as narrative focus, type of discourse, language used to create each
character, and its importance in understanding and justifying the presence of the theme of
violence. The recurrence of violence in the novel can be understood as a strategy to draw
attention to the violence constantly suffered by people, especially those who live in situations
of social vulnerability, based on existing norms of conduct and the production of situations of social injustice. |
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