Metaficção historiográfica em "Jangada de Pedra"
This study focuses on the approach of the Saramago's novel: The Stone Raft. It analyzes the relationship between history and fiction presented in the writing. In the novel occurs a geographical detachment of the iberian peninsula from the remaining european continent. Starting from this ficti...
| Autor principal: | SANTOS, Amanda Malato |
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| Outros Autores: | RIBEIRO JUNIOR, Francisco das Chagas, AUTIELLO, Sheila Lopes Maués |
| Grau: | Artigo |
| Idioma: | por |
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Universidade Federal do Pará
2021
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http://repositorio.ufpa.br/jspui/handle/2011/12907 |
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This study focuses on the
approach of the Saramago's novel: The
Stone Raft. It analyzes the relationship
between history and fiction presented in
the writing. In the novel occurs a
geographical detachment of the iberian
peninsula from the remaining european
continent. Starting from this fictional fact,
the portuguese writer sets up a novel that
anticipates the European economic chaos,
taxed by the neoliberal politics, by joining
the European Common Market today.
Portugal and Spain sail adrift without
identifying themselves with the cultural,
social or economical identity of the
continent. The foundation of the
relationship between history and literature
in the post-modern novel, in this analysis,
is guided by the concepts of Linda
Hutcheon . |