Fetichismo e adultério em "Alma", de Oswald de Andrade
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https://doi.org/10.12957/palimpsesto.2024.79386Keywords:
adultério, modernização conservadora, Alma.Abstract
This paper aims to analyze the novel Alma, first part of Os condenados, with regard to the thematic configuration of adultery occurred by the conservatory modernization fetishism. In this respect, it is possible to understand Oswald de Andrade criticism to the national development as well as verifying the typical moralism deconstruction associated to the patriarchy and religious base to launch a more complex reflection on the society behavior. This aspect will reveal the importance of the writer Patrícia Galvão, Pagu, in the author´s ideological change, now associated with communism and the refusal of capital development. In this way, the narrative can represent different perspectives about the thematic and highlight the merit of this female figure in the variety of perception on the author´´s careeer and life.
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