Resistência e subjetividade nas literaturas africanas de lingua portuguesa: estudos críticos em novas vozes

Abstract

This book is a construction resulted from researches around literature from Angola, Cabo-Verde, Guinea-Bissau, and Mozambique, accomplished by the Postgraduate Program in Languages and Arts of the University of the Amazon State (PPGLA/UEA). It is composed of four chapters, summarized versions of the first dissertations defended in the Program that has the African literature of the Portuguese language as a study object. The critic exercises developed are correspondent to some conceptual questions presented in the dissertation of the researchers. The different biases and the methodological paths chosen are examples of the thematic richness, discursive and stylistic of that literature. The theoretical categories that transit in the chapters, written by Dayane Themoteo da Silva, Jair Lima da Silva, Francisco Renê Moreira, and Ilson Ferreira Martins, highlight the core points and of extreme relevance for them to wide the critical debate and the literary canon in Brazilian land and overseas.