A representação da condição feminina na obra sangue negro, de Noémia de Souza

Abstract

The representation of the female condition in the work Sangue Negro, by Noémia de Souza, during the period of Portuguese domination that enslaved thousands of Africans, made the woman as a being who suffered not only from racial discrimination, but also from the devaluation due to a created image. But, even in the face of a stereotypical stereotyped image, the Mozambican woman resisted and fought against imposition. Therefore, this work aims to analyze three poems by Noemia de Souza: "Poem", "Moças das docas" and and "Woman who laughs at life and death," to present the female condition represented in poetic writer. As reinforcement, we address the context in which the literature was formed in Mozambique. We show the importance of the press for the propagation of this literature. At Finally, we focus on the analysis of the poems cited from the understanding that the struggles of African liberation struggles influenced the positioning of Mozambican writers Noêmia de Souza. Keywords: resistance; feminine condition; Noémia de Souza.