Antropofagia e heterogeneidade: processos de subjetivação através da escrita, da leitura e da literatura

Abstract

In face of the supertechnical world which announces itself, the present dissertation appropriates the anthropophagical synthesis proposed by Oswald de Andrade, executing the balance between the natural men and the civilized men, using it as the guiding principle to the investigation of anthropophagy as anthropophagical action. Swallowing literary, theoretical and musical works in a transdisciplinary way, it seeks to understand the subjectivation process through writing, reading and Literature and how they produce individualism and collectivism. From the Brazilian Literature’s trajectory, it demonstrates the anthropophagical principle’s relevance for the ethical, ethnical, poetical, artistical, historical and historiographical formation of Brazil, on behalf of its revolutionaries and disruptives aspects that support and make the brazilian transculturalism viable. Concomitantly, it discourses about the literature as space of experience and in its writing and reading as a device for heterogeneity, because it enables the interaction and interpenetration of the writer’s and the reader’s subjective territories with the literary works’s, resulting in the transmutation of every entity involved in this process.