A Sanção Como Ponto De Interseção Entre as Narrativas Greco-Romanas e Amazônicas

Abstract

The present work intends to analyze and compare, in the light of Greimasian Discursive Semiotics, the sanction that occurs in Greco-Roman and Amazonian mythological narratives, pondering the metamorphosis. Therefore, this work defines sanction and how it occurs in narratives, searches for episodes of Greco-Roman and Amazonian narratives that show sanction and compares the sanctions of narrative episodes found in both cultures. The method used was the bibliographic research, with studies of texts such as articles, books, etc. In addition to the introduction and final considerations, this work has two sections: the first is intended for the development of the theoretical framework, including the definition of sanction; the second, to the results and analysis of the narratives. As main results, it is inferred that both the Greco-Roman society and the Amazon society have mythological narratives in which there are sanctions through metamorfosis