THE RACISM AS ATOPIC UNIT IN THE POETIC SPEECH IRENE NO CÉU BY MANUEL BANDEIRA, WRITTEN IN BRAZILIAN LITERARY MODERNISM
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Jun 30, 2014
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speech, interdiscourse, atopic units
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This article examines the socio-historical conditions of production and atopic units in speech Irene no Céu, written by Manuel Bandeira in Brazilian modernism. Affiliated to Speech Analysis of French line, we consider that the discourse of our interest is constituted through a interdiscursive network which enables the presence of the atopic race speech, and this, on the other hand, configures an image of the black, built by white, which makes sense effects of inequality in the social space and culturally influences the hierarchical submission of this subject. In this sense, we propose to identify the role of interdiscourse and atopic units in literary discourse.
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Nascimento, J. V., & Chaves, R. S. (2014). THE RACISM AS ATOPIC UNIT IN THE POETIC SPEECH IRENE NO CÉU BY MANUEL BANDEIRA, WRITTEN IN BRAZILIAN LITERARY MODERNISM. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 6(13), 351–364. Retrieved from https://abpnrevista.org.br/site/article/view/166
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