Tese
A poética de Manoel Camilo dos Santos: um diálogo entre a poesia popular do nordeste e a literatura culta
Fecha
2014-02-28Registro en:
NUNES, Geice Peres. THE POETRY OF MANOEL CAMILO DOS SANTOS: A DIALOGUE BETWEEN
THE POPULAR POETRY OF THE NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL AND THE
ERUDITE LITERATURE. 2014. 239 f. Tese (Doutorado em Letras) - Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Santa Maria, 2014.
Autor
Nunes, Geice Peres
Institución
Resumen
The course of the Brazilian literature seems to have a negative focus on popular literature.
There is an ambiguous feeling of rejection, resentment and nostalgia that permeates art and
criticism, mainly, in the romantic manifestation that, for being the crucial moment of such
contact, represented the sharpest cut of any influence from a popular tradition. In the
movement preceding it, we detected the generalized criticism in which, if the canonical
literature was focused on the analysis, the marginal literature was also experiencing a moment
of opinions and theorizations which reached their main producers: the mixed-race people
from the inner Northeastern Brazilian states. Our main focus in this study was to recreate, on
the grounds of the popular literature, a dialogue with the erudite literature, which was taking
shape in the poetical and critical speech. Thus, we selected a case of relevant expression:
Manoel Camilo dos Santos. Together with this popular phenomenon, there were pleasant
surprises, for its complex production shows, from the most ordinary manifestation, a constant
dialogue with the erudite literature. This author's body of work may be reviewed in its several
forms: the pamphlets; the works in verse and prose in the Autobiografia do poeta (1979); the
paratextual elements in the inside covers, which in addition to evidencing a different use, also
evidenced the use of renown strategies towards the pamphlet readers, but, mainly, towards the
erudite audience which might read his pamphlets; and finally, O livro dos sete episódios de
Manoel Camilo dos Santos, a manuscript belonging to the collection of the Brazilian
Academy of Cordel Literature, dated 1985 that has never been published.