TEXTUAL IDENTITY AND BLACK-BRAZILIAN LITERATURE: PROCESSES OF DEVELOPMENT LITERARY READERS AND WRITERS AND LAW 10.639/03
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https://doi.org/10.12957/riae.2024.73589Keywords:
textual identity, Black-Brazilian literature, imaginaryAbstract
This article discusses the processes of identification with the black-Brazilian text and literature, as a creation of the black population, which was constituted outside the African continent, configuring a Brazilian experience. The subjectivity is simultaneously black and Brazilian, leading to the discussion about the participatory struggle of the black population in the nation's destinies, especially the literary ones. Literature is an important discursive instance since it acts in people's imagination, even before being read, due to the filters to which it is subjected. The methodological procedures for carrying out the study point to a bibliographical research that dialogues with teaching practices in literature carried out in public education units in the municipal network of Niterói. Regarding the theoretical framework, this study has two pillars: the concept of representation from Stuart Hall and Cuti's black-Brazilian literature. As a result of the research, it is possible to point out that black-literary experiences were perceived as triggering reflections on the most diverse issues of human existence, both racial and gender.
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