A literatura infantojuvenil indígena amazonense: história mito e memória.

Abstract

The present project aims to deal with myth, history and memory as elements of rescue of the Amazonian Indigenous Child Literature, which, although new brings with it many knowledge of Amazonian peoples and seeks to present through literature the culture of Amazonian peoples. Given this context is that it prioritizes disseminating and analyzing indigenous literary narratives, aimed at children and youth, from a memorial perspective. The research has been of great contributions about the activities carried out, since it allows the knowledge about myth, history and memory to be expanded and conceptualized through the readings and analyzes carried out, allowing also the deepening of the culture of these peoples and exploitation of the vast field language between them. This work has as object of analysis two indigenous narratives titled "Small Guerreiras" of the writer Yaguarê Yamã and "Çaíçú'Indé" of the author Roní Guará. As a theoretical support, the studies of Neide Godin (2007), Marcio Souza (2010), Mircea Eliade (2010), Everardo Rocha (1999) e Delma Sicsú (2013), have contributed significantly to the enrichment of this research.