daniel munduruku e kaka werÁ jecupÉ: uma experiÊncia de leitura do mundo do outro

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Abstract
Este artigo propõe que a experiência de leitura de textos de autoria indígena se mostra repleta de elementos que ultrapassam o âmbito literário, assim como os processos vivenciados por esses autores. Para alcançar o relato analítico das leituras de “Karaíba: uma história do pré-Brasil”, de Daniel Munduruku, e “Todas as vezes que dissemos adeus”, de Kaka Werá Jecupé, percorre-se uma reflexão que abrange elementos históricos e sociológicos que compõem a relação da sociedade não indígena com “o outro” indígena, e as noções de escrita e oralidade, de modo a identificar o que pode existir virtualmente entre autor, leitor e obra, interagindo com as possíveis leituras que os textos podem proporcionar.
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Authors Alana Fries
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Journal fish and shellfish immunology
Year 2013
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Keywords
ethnology social and cultural anthropology kaka werá jecupé

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