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Artículos de revistas sobre el tema "Narrative imaginaries"
Huber, Laila. "Topographies of the Possible". Anthropological Journal of European Cultures 24, n.º 2 (1 de septiembre de 2015): 34–54. http://dx.doi.org/10.3167/ajec.2015.240204.
Texto completoSoudias, Dimitris. "Spatializing Radical Political Imaginaries". Contention 8, n.º 1 (1 de junio de 2020): 4–27. http://dx.doi.org/10.3167/cont.2020.080103.
Texto completoDavis, Mark. "‘You have to come into the world’: Transition, Emotion and Being in Narratives of Life with the Internet". Somatechnics 1, n.º 2 (septiembre de 2011): 253–71. http://dx.doi.org/10.3366/soma.2011.0019.
Texto completoDesclaux, Alice. "Ebola imaginaries and the Senegalese outbreak: anticipated nightmare and remembered victory". Africa 90, n.º 1 (enero de 2020): 148–66. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0001972019000986.
Texto completoAnderson, Vaughn. "New Worlds Collide: Science Fiction's Novela de la Selva in Gioconda Belli and Santiago Páez". Ecozon@: European Journal of Literature, Culture and Environment 3, n.º 2 (6 de octubre de 2012): 93–105. http://dx.doi.org/10.37536/ecozona.2012.3.2.474.
Texto completoAndersen, Michael Christian. "Everyday Imaginaries, Narratives and Strokes: An Ethnographic Exploration of Narratives among Stroke Patients and their Spouses". Culture Unbound 10, n.º 1 (19 de abril de 2018): 83–101. http://dx.doi.org/10.3384/cu.2000.1525.181083.
Texto completoAcero-Ferrer, Héctor A. "Imagining Borders, Imagining Relationships". Interdisciplinary Journal for Religion and Transformation in Contemporary Society 5, n.º 2 (21 de enero de 2020): 447–68. http://dx.doi.org/10.30965/23642807-00502008.
Texto completoMurillo, Mayté. "Imaginarios de la violencia en el cine mexicano contemporáneo. El caso de Miss Bala, de Gerardo Naranjo." Catedral Tomada. Revista de crítica literaria latinoamericana 5, n.º 9 (5 de enero de 2018): 185–219. http://dx.doi.org/10.5195/ct/2017.261.
Texto completoPalat, Ravi Arvind. "Is India Part of Asia?" Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 20, n.º 6 (diciembre de 2002): 669–91. http://dx.doi.org/10.1068/d260t.
Texto completoMassó Soler, Perla Dayana. "La catalanidad al norte y al sur de los Pirineos: representaciones sociales y cooperación transfronteriza". Frontera norte 31 (1 de enero de 2019): 1–22. http://dx.doi.org/10.33679/rfn.v1i1.2044.
Texto completoTesis sobre el tema "Narrative imaginaries"
Lipenga, Ken Junior. "Narrative enablement : constructions of disability in contemporary African imaginaries". Thesis, Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/86304.
Texto completoENGLISH ABSTRACT: This thesis examines depictions of disability in selected African films, novels and memoirs. Central to the thesis is the concept of narrative enablement, which is discussed as a property that texts have for enabling the recognition of disability by the reader or viewer. In the thesis, I investigate the ways in which narrative enablement manifests in the texts. The motivation for the study comes from the recognition of several trends in current literary disability studies. Firstly, the study attempts to expand the theoretical base of current literary disability studies, which consists of ideas formed from a narrow epistemic archive. Similarly, the study also recognises that scholarship in the field mostly relies on a limited canon of texts, almost wholly drawn from the Western world. This study therefore allows a glimpse at an under-acknowledged archive of disability representation, which is then used to suggest the possibility of alternative ways of understanding disablement on the African continent and globally. The first chapter is meant as an entry point into some of the complex lives depicted in the thesis. In this chapter, I explore the intersection that the texts draw between disability and masculinity, illustrating the way this intersection evokes questions about how we understand the relationship between the two concepts. In the second chapter, I examine the way socio-political violence on the continent is represented as a cause of both disablement and disenablement. This chapter is an exploration of how disability is enmeshed with other social realities in people’s lives. The term disenablement is employed in order to capture the presentation of disablement amidst various forms of violent oppression. As it is portrayed in the majority of the texts studied in the thesis, disablement is a factor of social attitudes. My third chapter examines how these texts create dis/ability zones, areas where the reader/viewer witnesses the fluidity of socially constructed disablement in particular societies. As it is portrayed in the texts, and discussed in the thesis, this zone is a space where disabled characters encounter the ableist world. It is a space that allows the destabilization of entrenched notions about disability, and consequent recognition of disabled characters. The most explicit manifestation of narrative enablement occurs through creative intervention, which is the focus in the fourth chapter. In this chapter, I examine the role of various forms of creativity as they are enacted by the characters, arguing that they are manifestations of the characters making use of narrative enablement. In the texts, the disabled characters use unique modes of storytelling – not exclusively verbal – to narrate their story, but also to assert their belonging to particular familial, cultural, as well as national worlds.
AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Hierdie tesis ondersoek uitbeeldings van gestremdheid in geselekteerde films, romans en memoirs uit Afrika. Die konsep van narratiewe bemagtiging – ‘n konsep wat ondersoek word as ‘n kapasiteit van tekste wat die erkenning van gestremdheid bemoontlik vir die leser of kyker – staan sentraal in hierdie studie. In my tesis ondersoek ek die maniere waarop narratiewe bemagtiging in die tekste manifesteer. Die beweegrede vir hierdie studie kom uit die realisering van verskeie strominge in kontemporêre letterkundige gestremdheidstudies. In die eerste plek onderneem hierdie studie die taak om die teoretiese basis van huidige literêre gestremdheidstudies, wat bestaan uit idees wat op hul beurt uit ‘n enge epistemiese argief gevorm is, uit te brei. Op soortgelyke wyse erken die studie dat akademiese navorsing binne hierdie studieveld meestal berus op ‘n relatief klein kanon van tekste, feitlik geheel-en-al uit die Westerse wêreld. Hierdie studie bied dus ‘n kyk op ‘n onder-erkende argief van gestremdheidsvoorstellings, wat op sy beurt gebruik word om die moontlikheid van alternatiewe maniere waarop gestremdheid binne Afrika asook wêreldwyd begryp kan word, aan te toon. Die doel van die eerste hoofstuk is om ‘n intreepunt te skep waardeur sommige van die komplekse ervaringswêrelde wat in die tesis ondersoek word, betree kan word. In hierdie hoofstuk ondersoek ek die oorvleuelings tussen gestremdheid en manlikheid wat deur die tekste uitgebeeld word, om sodoende aan te toon dat hierdie oorvleueling vrae oproep in verband met hoe ons die verhouding tussen hierdie twee konsepte kan verstaan. In my tweede hoofstuk ondersoek ek die manier waarop sosio-politieke geweld op die kontinent uitgebeeld word as ‘n oorsaak van gestremdheid sowel as van ontmagtiging. Hierdie hoofstuk ondersoek die wyses waarop gestremdheid verwikkeld is met ander sosiale werklikhede in mense se lewens. Die term disenablement [hier: ‘ontmagtiging’] word gebruik om die uitbeelding van gestremdheid midde-in verskillende vorme van gewelddadige onderdrukking vas te vang. Soos uitgebeeld in die meeste van die tekste wat in die studie ondersoek word, is gestremdheid ‘n aspek van sosiale houdinge. My derde hoofstuk ondersoek hoe die gekose tekste areas van be/ontmagtiging skep; gebiede waar die leser/kyker die vloeibaarheid van sosiaal-gekonstrueerde ontmagtiging in spesifieke gemeenskappe waarneem. Soos uitgebeeld in die tekste en soos wat die studie die saak bespreek, is hierdie zone ‘n gebied waarbinne gestremde persone die bemagtigde wêreld ervaar. Dit is ‘n area waarbinne die versteuring van vasgelegde konsepte van gestremdheid, en gevolglike erkenning van gestremde persone, kan plaasvind. Die mees eksplisiete ontplooiïng van narratiewe bemagtiging gebeur deur middel van skeppende intervensies, wat die fokus vorm van my vierde hoofstuk. In hierdie hoostuk ondersoek ek die rol wat gespeel word deur verskillende vorme van kreatiwiteit soos beoefen deur die karakters, in die loop van my argument dat hiedie skeppingsvorme voorbeeelde is van hoe narratiewe bemagtiging plaasvind. In die tekste gebruik die gestremde karakters unieke metodes van vertelling – nie uitsluitlik verbaal nie – om hulle verhale te vertel, maar ook om aan te toon dat en hoe hulle aan partikuliere familiale, kulturele en nasionale wêrelde behoort.
Rojas, Theresa Nevarez. "Manifold Imaginaries: Latino Intermedial Narratives in the Twenty-first Century". The Ohio State University, 2015. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1440403026.
Texto completoXavier, Glayci Kelli Reis da Silva. "Efeitos da encenação descritiva e narrativa na verbo-visualidade da Turma da Mônica Jovem". Niterói, 2017. https://app.uff.br/riuff/handle/1/3791.
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O presente trabalho analisa a construção das encenações descritiva e narrativa no mangá Turma da Mônica Jovem, obra de Maurício de Sousa, e os efeitos de sentido decorrentes destas, produzidos por meio da relação verbo-visual. Como diretriz da pesquisa, são empregados, sobretudo, pressupostos da Teoria Semiolinguística de Análise do Discurso, de Patrick Charaudeau, com relação à competência de linguagem, aos modos de organização do discurso – enfatizando os modos descritivo e narrativo – e aos imaginários sociodiscursivos. Além disso, focalizando a relação palavra-imagem, são utilizados alguns preceitos da semiótica peirciana, com o apoio de outros conceitos e aportes teóricos relacionados à relação verbo-visual e às histórias em quadrinhos. Como corpus de análise, são utilizados fragmentos de edições alternadas da revista Turma da Mônica Jovem (entre a edição 1 e a 64) para exemplificar os aspectos elencados, além das edições 41, 48 e 63, para uma análise global e aplicação dos conceitos estudados. Por meio da análise das estratégias discursivas utilizadas no material, é possível concluir que, para adequar a publicação ao novo sujeito destinatário, procurou-se manter o perfil ideológico da Turma da Mônica tradicional, adicionando elementos que programassem um destinatário ideal com o qual o público leitor e consumidor se identificasse. Somando-se a isso, como estratégia de captação, foram utilizadas representações sociais e imaginários sociodiscursivos relativos ao universo adolescente com um papel de espelho identitário, facilitando a adesão do leitor
This paper analyzes the construction of the descriptive and narrative staging in the Monica Teen manga, created by Maurício de Sousa, and the effects of meaning deriving from them, produced by the verb-visual interface. The survey was conducted from the theoreticalmethodological approach of Semiolinguistics Theory, by Patrick Charaudeau, related to the language competence, the discourse organization modes – emphasizing the descriptive and the narrative – and the socio-discursive imaginaries. Furthermore, to focus on the word-image relationship, some precepts of Peirce's semiotics were used, and other concepts and theoretical issues connected to the verb-visual interface, also related to comics. As corpus of analysis, fragments of alternated editions from Monica Teen comic book are used (between editing 1 and 64) to exemplify the listed aspects; in addition, the editions numbers 41, 48 and 63 are used for a global analysis and application of the concepts studied. Throughout the analysis of the discursive strategies used in the material, it can be concluded that, in order to adapt the publication to new subject receiver, they tried to keep the ideological profile of Monica´s Gang, adding elements that could program an ideal receiver with whom the readership and consumers would identify themselves. In addition, as a strategy of captation, social representations and socio-discursive imaginary from the adolescent universe were used, with the role of an identity mirror, facilitating the reader's adherence
Armand, Fabio. "Paroles des Alpes et de l'Himalaya. Essai de psychologie intuitive sur une anthropologie des ontologies fantastiques dans deux imaginaires narratifs en milieu alpin. Entre Vallée d'Aoste et Népal". Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016GREAL036/document.
Texto completoDedicated to spoken memories, this work explore experience-centered narrative heritage in faraway alpine environments: from French-speaking Alps to the Himalayan Nepal. Starting from the largest French collection of belief narratives by Charles Joisten, we focussed on Valdostan reports, and the same during several consecutive field investigations in Nepal, inside Bahun-Chhetri and Newar groups. Hence we strolled on the trails of fantastic ontologies, the ones that haunt the narrative imaginary of such distant alpine communities. On processing these documents, we developed a cross-cultural analysis in comparative neurocognitive anthropology, elaborating a framework that allowed to bridge field folkloristics and cognitive neuroscience. By taking into account the relationships between the neurocognitive systems of human brains as ontology engines, be they physical or imaginary ontologies, and their inspirations from the cultural environments, we were enabled to tell something about the cerebral sensorium, with its specific sources (a priori counterintuitive), from which the creation of such imaginary ontologies has drawn. For this purpose, we evaluated more explicitly our working hypotheses in the frame of the cross-cultural neurocognitive anthropological model BRAINCUBUS (since 2011 by Cathiard et al.). Notably we had the opportunity to benefit from the last significant improvements concerning psychological modalities of intuition within this framework.As an interface between folklore studies of the supernatural and the latest advances in the neurophysiology of sleep, this model has allowed us to build our research on imaginary ontologies (as landmarked long ago by international folkloristics), by considering that virtually all of which originated in the dissociated brain state called sleep paralysis. Starting from this 4th state of the brain, it was possible to identify the origin of different phenomenologies which spawn the anthropodiversity we meet for supernatural ontologies. Establishing that these so-called “phantom” bodies are clearly neurally real, our purpose was to achieve the unification of main phantom-bodies with physical bodies from their cortical mapping. We focussed mainly on the two main types of phantom-bodies generated by the two fundamental components of sleep paralysis: OBE (Out-of-Body Experience) and AP3S (Alien Sensed Presence from Self Shadowing). In the narrative documents we elicited the semantic matrix of paralysis and we became able to differentiate the cortical sources of the two universal narratives of the “soul leaving the body for visiting” and of “sleeper visited”, both generated in the temporo-parietal junction (TPJ), and lateralized respectively to the right (OBE) and to the left (AP3S).An examination of OBE journeys allowed us to highlight the nodal role played by a cross-culturally shared anxiety. This is an injonctive precaution: do not move the inanimate body of a person in sleep paralysis, to allow the animate body to re-enter. This physiological over-intuition – stored and shared in narrative motifs – became an anti-lethal sapiential care. Actually rolling face down a sleep paralyzed person is at high risk of suffocating to death because s/he can not recover control of voluntary breathing, since external intercostal muscles are paralyzed. This sleep paralysis phenomenology is widespread enough to fuel transmissibility of narratives grounded in neurally undeniable experiences of phantom bodies. When framing these explicanda in a neurocompatible format, we were able to unify narrative matrices, elaborated from universally experienced OBE or AP3S phantom bodies within BRAINCUBUS as a model capable of neural creativity for such fantastic ontologies. Formulated by human wisdom along more than 50,000 years at least, they will continue to haunt our imaginary and enrich the narrative heritage of Humanity
Gianei, Beatris Cristina Possato. "Arabesco : imaginarios e violencias nas narrativas da dança do oriente". [s.n.], 2006. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/253776.
Texto completoDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Faculdade de Educação
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Resumo: Nesta pesquisa, as memórias e as histórias de uma tribo da Dança do Oriente do Brasil são expostas pelo foco da narrativa. Utilizando a estrutura literária de ¿As Mil e Uma Noites¿ permitiu-se que a memória e a história da personagem-narradora se entrecruzasse com outras memórias e histórias, formando um grande arabesco, onde as imagens ambivalentes apresentadas se enlaçam, sem reduzir a memória pessoal e coletiva, os fios orientais plurais e os fios contemporâneos, as tensões e a sensibilidade expressas nos depoimentos. Por meio da transcriação dissolve-se a dicotomia entre sujeito e objeto, penetrando de maneira profunda na temática, descrevendo o imaginário de uma tribo de Dança do Oriente e as modulações de violências ocultas e manifestas. O alento para a transcriação foi composto por depoimentos colhidos por meio de entrevistas e da participação nos principais eventos brasileiros de Dança do Oriente nos anos de 2004 e 2005. Compreendeu-se que a Dança do Oriente no Brasil encontra-se envolta de imaginários sociais, em que elementos sagrados e profanos dinamicamente associam-se, sempre permeados pelas manifestações de violência
Abstract: In this research, memories and stories about a Brazilian Oriental Dance Tribe are told by the narrative focus. The use of the literary structure from ¿One Thousand And One Nights¿ allowed that the memory and the story of the narrator-protagonist was used in other memories and stories creating a great Arabian world, where ambivalent images could be tied to each other, without reducing individual or collective memory, oriental and contemporary lines, sensibility and tension expressed on the reports. By this transcreation, the differences between subject and objects almost disappears, immerging deeply in the thematic, describing the imagination of a Oriental Dance Tribe and the modulations of their occulted and manifested violence. The base for this transcreation was made through reports gained by interviews and participations on the main Brazilian events of Oriental Dance at 2004 and 2005. It was understood that¿s the Brazilian Oriental Dance was alive through the socials imaginations, where holly and profane elements could be associated, always involved by violent manifestations
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Priewe, Marc. "Writing transit refiguring national imaginaries in chicana/o narratives". Heidelberg Winter, 2005. http://deposit.d-nb.de/cgi-bin/dokserv?id=2872784&prov=M&dok_var=1&dok_ext=htm.
Texto completoGamino, Alvarado Bárbara. "Imaginarios de un grupo de extranjeros mexicanos en Barcelona a partir de narrativas visuales". Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/665705.
Texto completoUnder the umbrella of the constructionist approach, I have sought to understand the transits that come from the provocation of the imaginary in a social action, that we have assumed in our life stories. A photography workshop was the liaison for collaborators to use technology (camera) as a tool to show their subjectivity, coupled this visual narrative exercise, and their written narrative, in orden to obtain data that will be complemented using the two methods. The first chapter is a journey through understanding: the image within research, the mental image, the influence of the technological image as a producer of collective imaginaries, the image as cultural representation, the image as a language and a tool in education. The second chapter refers to the imaginary, an ontology Gilbert Durand, Wunenburger, Huizinga, Bachelard, Castoriadis, the production of cultural symbols. social integration, and imaginary institutions. The chapter three corresponds to identity, a journey through the diverse influences on personal, cultural identity, the self and the influence of technological means. The actuality of identity or “Mexicanness”, built as a result of pre-Hispanic legacies, cultural hybridization, the imaginaries to give place to today's society. The second part corresponds to the methodology, the use of methods such as, visual narrative and textual narrative, from small stories to carry out a field work in an association in Barcelona, and to obtain the data that complements the readings of the analysis of my collaborators’ data. The third part of data analysis was the crossing of methods of analysis Lieblich's holistic content analysis method, was applied to understand through the text what between lines could provide information of their imaginary and the hybrid construction of their identity. The method of analysis of visual narratives was used to understand the context, its imaginary construction, and the symbolic elements used for this photographic language, showing its panorama from its subjectivity motivations, feelings, cultural situations, to their new experiences combined with his Mexican identity, altogether narrated through his contributions and their new experience of life in a different culture.
Wilkoszynski, Artur do Canto. "Imagens da arquitetura: narrativas do imaginário urbano em Porto Alegre". reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/8163.
Texto completoThe architecture, through the images produced by its materiality, can represent diverse values of a society. In the contemporary cities, the architectural productions of an academic or commercial character reveal themselves as important narratives of a collective values duality, which discloses itself in the space of cities, operating an accented alteration of its landscapes, disqualifying them in a constant and gradual form. For the understanding of these recently occurred urban transformations, and in order to glimpse the future of the cities through the indications pointed by the contemporary architecture production, it is important to identify the values, aspirations and necessities involved in the process of its distinct and dual conceptions. Such elements, of an immaterial and subjective order, are essential for the mental and visual images formation, therefore, they influence continuously and decisively the architecture production, and consequently also of the cities. Thus, the theoretical and methodological referencial proposed by the social imaginary becomes extremely pertinent for the inquiry of the present conjuncture. In view of an objective and prompt analysis of these recent urban transformations, evidenced by the constructions materiality, the architectural production of the twentieth-first century, representative of the academic and commercial segments of the city of Porto Alegre is adopted as study object. From the local reality it is possible to understand how the social imaginary exerts influence in the architectural configurations and its images and, consequently, also in the space of the contemporary cities.
Roca, Yucra Carla Pierina. "Análisis de la influencia del hedonismo en centennials mediante la construcción de personajes retratado por la serie sex education". Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/653157.
Texto completoHedonism and Centennials are two words that converge to create an actuality in which sex has been trivialized and diverse new forms of communication have been created based on fixed characteristics of today's adolescents. This work aims to show the manifestation of hedonism in the construction of the Centennial characters, portrayed by the Sex Education series, and justified on the basis of the social imaginary of characters and their evolution. In this sense, the specific objectives are, firstly, the identification of the centennial characters and their relationship with hedonism; secondly, the identification of the character's construction with respect to its identity and context. The research provides different perspectives on the presence of hedonism in the new generation and the effects it generates in their social relations and their imaginary world. Five out of eight chapters of the first season of the Sex education series are analysed, chosen according to the criteria studied, such as the use of stereotypes for the construction of characters and the evolution of characters according to the evolutionary process and their relationship with a sexual problem.
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Moreira, Raimundo Nonato Pereira. "A Nossa Vendeia : o imaginario social da Revolução Francesa na construção da narrativa de Os Sertões". [s.n.], 2007. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/280400.
Texto completoTese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciencias Humanas
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Resumo: O presente trabalho objetiva discutir os influxos do imaginário social da Revolução Francesa no processo de construção da narrativa da Guerra de Canudos (1896-1897), em Os Sertões (1902), de Euclides da Cunha (1866-1909). A partir desse escopo, problematizam-se algumas das relações que vinculam as narrativas históricas e os relatos imaginários no corpo da obra citada, destacando a força das imagens relacionadas à Revolução de 1789 na tessitura do enredo euclidiano. Esta Tese apresenta cinco momentos principais. No primeiro capítulo, a partir de um esboço biográfico, abordam-se aspectos considerados relevantes acerca da vida e da obra de Euclides da Cunha. No segundo, discute-se a presença da Revolução Francesa no conjunto da obra euclidiana, argumentando-se que esse processo se constituiu no conjunto de acontecimentos históricos mais relevante no quadro das referências teóricas do escritor, posto que, para o autor, o paradigma francês apresentava-se como um padrão explicativo dos processos ocorridos na sociedade brasileira nas últimas duas décadas do século XIX. No terceiro capítulo, aborda-se a construção da narrativa euclidiana da Guerra de Canudos, mediante uma hipótese de trabalho que postula a existência de três momentos privilegiados desse processo: o primeiro, antes do contato de Euclides com o conflito sertanejo; o segundo, durante a presença do correspondente de O Estado de São Paulo na Bahia; e o terceiro, após o desfecho do conflito, materializado nas páginas de Os Sertões. No último capítulo, discute-se a ontologia discursiva de Os Sertões, problematizando-se as relações entre as categorias de historicidade, ficcionalidade e literariedade na composição narrativa euclidiana, destacando-se, ainda, as contribuições decisivas de uma versão histórico-literária da Revolução Francesa, o romance Quatrevingt-treize [Noventa e Três, 1874], de Victor Hugo (1802-1885), para o consórcio da ciência e da arte intentado por Euclides. Nas Considerações Finais, tomando-se como referência as discussões historiográficas contemporâneas acerca da narrativa, reitera-se que a análise da construção do enredo da obra euclidiana evidenciou um processo complexo, no qual o escritor se valeu tanto de relatos históricos quanto de narrações imaginárias, para comunicar aos futuros historiadores o seu juízo sobre a Guerra de Canudos
Abstract: This thesis at discussing the floods of the social imaginary of the French Revolution in the process of constructing the narrative of Canudos War (1896-1897), in ¿Os Sertões¿ (Rebellion in the Backlands, 1902), by Euclides da Cunha. (1866-1909). From this perspective, some of the relations that link the historical narratives and fictional accounts that are established in the body of the above mentioned work, highlighting the strength of the images related to the 1789 Revolution in the bulk of the Euclidian plot. This thesis presents five main stages. In the first chapter, relevant aspects of the life and work of Euclides da Cunha are dealt with from a biographical outline. In the second chapter, the presence of the French Revolution is discussed in the body of then Euclidian work and it is argued that this process was held in the most relevant set of historical events in the theoretical references of the author; since, for him, the French paradigm was presented as an explanatory pattern of the processes undergone in the Brazilian society in the past two decades in the 19th century. In the third chapter, the construction of the Euclidian narrative of Canudos War is touched on through the hypothesis that postulates the existence of three privileged moments within this process: the first one happens before Euclides contacts the backland conflict. The second one occurs while the correspondent from ¿O Estado de São Paulo¿ newspaper is in Bahia; and the third one after the end of the conflict which is materialized in the pages of ¿Os Sertões¿. In the last chapter, it is discussed the philosophical part concerning the human beings, bringing up the relations among categories of historicity, fiction, and literacy in the construction of the Euclidian narrative, bringing attention to the ultimate contributions of a historical-literary version of the French Revolution, the novel ¿Quatrevingt-treize¿ (Ninety-three, 1874), by Victor Hugo (1802-1885) to the group of science and art created by Euclides. In the final considerations, taking as references the contemporary historiographic discussions about the narrative, it is said that the analysis of the construction of the plot of Euclides work posed a complex process in which the author profited from historical accounts, as well as, imaginary narratives to communicate to future historians his judgments about Canudos War
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