peles tatuadas: corpos selvagens, desejos e rastros
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Abstract
This article concentrates in Genet's literature, more especifically in the wri-tings about tattooed skins, that is, tattoo as a mark or trace which sets free and imprisonsbodies and desires. I approach Derrida's thoughts with incursions and connections betweenliterature and psychoanalysis. Tattooed skins, desires, bodies, files and traces are unveiled.
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| Authors | ;Daniel Correa Felix de Campos |
| Journal | south african journal of human resource management |
| Year | 2003 |
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