Banca de QUALIFICAÇÃO: MARILIA GABRIELA BARROS DE MORAES

Uma banca de QUALIFICAÇÃO de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.
DISCENTE : MARILIA GABRIELA BARROS DE MORAES
DATA : 28/05/2021
HORA: 09:30
LOCAL: Unemat Sinop (modalidade on-line)
TÍTULO:

Decoloniality and the end of the world in A queda do céu, by Davi Kopenawa.

PALAVRAS-CHAVES:

Brazilian literature. Indigenous literature. Yanomami. Colonialism. 

PÁGINAS: 84
GRANDE ÁREA: Lingüística, Letras e Artes
ÁREA: Letras
SUBÁREA: Literatura Brasileira
RESUMO:

This study has as object of research the work The fall from the sky: words of a shaman Yanomami (2015), of Bruce Albert and Davi Kopenawa. The objective of the work is to analyze the decolonial character of the narrative with theoretical input from Quijano (2009), Mignolo (2017), Santos (2009), Munduruku (2018), Dorrico (2018, 2019, 2020), Jecupé (1998) and others literary authors and indigenous theorists who engage in dialogue with this theory. This text is divided into two parts: in the first, the constitution and characteristics of oral literature, oral-written literature and the appropriation of writing by Davi Kopenawa will be evidenced based on scholars of the theory of literature: Almeida and Queiroz (2004), Cândido (1995), Scholes and Kellogg (1977), Jolles (1976) and Motta (2007). The extraliterary factors of the narrative are also analyzed, such as the life and work of the authors, with greater emphasis on the indigenous author; as well as the path of the works that elect the indigenous as protagonist in Brazilian literature to understand the emergence of literature of indigenous authorship in the 1990s. In the second moment, the concepts of myth, sacred and profane will be analyzed in the light of the theorist Mircea Eliade (1972 , 1992), the construction and dynamics of dream images in the ideological constitutions of the narrative and finally the apocalyptic belief that suggests the fall of the sky, according to the mythical Yanomami system and its relationship with the action of the non-indigenous in the depredation of the forest and the death of shamans. The fall from the sky (2015) proposes the rewriting of canonical texts and the dialog of the epistemologies in force in the spaces of knowledge. It is an example of a literary corpus in which the narratives come from the disadvantaged native peoples of the colonial process and exposes the wounds of colonization, unlike literary works classified as Indian and Indian. As partial results, according to the current stage of the study, nuances of the oral-written Yanomami literature were evidenced, the conceptions related to the concept of myth according to the proposal of decentralization of epistemologies, the responsibility of the peoples of the merchandise in the process of the hecatombe apocalyptic and the importance of indigenous literature as an instrument of dialogue on the various forms of knowledge.

MEMBROS DA BANCA:
Presidente - 132031001 - HENRIQUE RORIZ AARESTRUP ALVES
Interno - 131982001 - ROSANA RODRIGUES DA SILVA
Externo à Instituição - LUIZ RENATO DE SOUZA PINTO - IFMT