a identidade dos descendentes de alemães em "um rio imita o reno", de vianna moog * the identity of german descendants on “um rio imita o reno”, by vianna moog
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Abstract
Resumo: Este artigo irá abordar o âmbito das questões de integração cultural do povo alemão na obra de autor brasileiro Vianna Moog, Um Rio Imita o Reno. O espaço do romance é marcado pela existência de uma cidade imaginária chamada Blumental, e o próprio trabalho traz aspectos muito representativas da cultura do sul do Brasil, marcados por estereótipos e costumes originários das tradições dos imigrantes que viveram nesta região e seus descendentes.
Palavras-chave: Vianna Moog – Identidade – Estudos culturais.
Abstract: This article will address the scope of the issues of cultural integration of German people in the work of Brazilian author Vianna Moog, Um Rio Imita o Reno. The space of this novel is marked by the existence of an imaginary city called Blumental, and the work itself brings aspects very representative of the culture of southern Brazil, marked by stereotypes and customs originating in the traditions of immigrants who have lived in this region and their descendants.
Keywords: Vianna Moog – Identity – Cultural studies.
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| Authors | ;JULIANA BEZERRA OLIVEIRA SACHINSKI;MÁRCIA MARIA DE MEDEIROS |
| Journal | problems and perspectives in management |
| Year | 2014 |
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