Revista Araticum

13-20

Authors: Edwirgens Aparecida Ribeiro Lopes de Almeida

Publicado em 1933, o romance Maria Luísa, da escritora mineira Lúcia Miguel Pereira, põe em relevo a dinâmica das identidades de gênero nos primeiros anos do século XX, a partir do contato estabelecido entre a protagonista Maria Luísa e seu marido Artur com a personagem Flávio. Este consegue, através da sedução e dos galanteios, conquistar a amizade de Artur e o amor de Maria Luísa, intervindo na vida do casal e constituindo o espelho no qual ambos passam a refletir e a (des)construir suas identidades.

28-33

Authors: Waldhett Barbosa Matos

This paper intends to analyze, in the novel Relato de um certo Oriente, how the author achieves in his fictional writing a break from the traditional novel through a polyphonic plot, and simultaneously, obtains a perfect union between tradition/post-modernization through the voices of the narrators.

39-45

Authors: Rosiane Viana Silva

This paper intends to make a comparison of the image of Inconfidência Mineira portrayed in the poem “Museu da Inconfidência”, by Carlos Drummond de Andrade, and in “Fala aos Inconfidentes Mortos”, by Cecília Meireles. In particular, it will focus on the relationship between the lyrical self and time.

53-61

Authors: Gildete dos Santos Freitas

The purpose of this paper is to identify the similarities, in terms of language, between the poetic prose of Clarice Lispector and the philosophical reflections of Martin Heidegger. In spite of the fact that, in our opinion, these two authors belong to different worlds, both of them understood language as a world to be continuously rediscovered. Clarice, with her poetic-filled prose, and Heidegger, with his philosophical thinking, both thought about language from the element of surprise, a provocative means by which man can experience language beyond the disconnected linguistic signs of existence. Through these two interpretations, language becomes a space for creation where all of the capacities of the individual are awakened to express in words how he/she perceives life and the world.