A crítica social a partir de personagens humanas e não humanas nas obras O sofá estampado e Sapato de salto de Lygia Bojunga

Abstract

This work of Conclusion of Course – TCC of bibliographical aim had as objective to identify the social critique from human and nonhuman characters in the brazilian children’s and youth literature taking as object of analysis the works The printed couch (2013) and High heel shoes (2006) by Lygia Bojunga. The research takes the character of fiction as a theoretical assumption because it is considered an important literary category and active in the narrative, because it is possible to perceive the representation of values and behaviors present in society, thus becoming a reflection of social criticism. In view of this, it was possible to identify that the social critiques present in the elucidated narratives are directed to three segments, such as: family, work and love relationships, in the work The couch stamped social criticisms are presented allegorically from characters humanized animals, already in the High heel shoes social criticism are represented in a more realistic way from human characters. As a theoretical support, the studies of Coelho (2000), Khéde (1990), Sandroni (1987), Zilberman (2003) and others contribute to a study of the course completion work.