THE INDIGENOUS REPRESENTATION ON BOOKS: A TERRA DOS MIL POVOS - HISTÓRIA INDÍGENA DO BRASIL CONTADA POR UM ÍNDIO, BY KAKÁ WERÁ JECUPÉ, AND IRACEMA, BY JOSÉ DE ALENCAR
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The present article is the result from reflections, discussions and research made in the Literature, history and identity course of the Master’s degree program in Language Studies, from the Universidade Estadual de Ponta Grossa. Having as an objective to reflect on how the indigenous identities are built in the texts A terra dos mil povos – História indígena do Brasil contada por índio, by Kaká Werá Jecupé, and Iracema, by José de Alencar. A lot is discussed about indigenous literature in Brazil, and this work seeks to outline how the indigenous identities are built in both authors’ vision, Alencar on his Indianist literature builds the indigenous through the eyes of the white; whereas Jecupé presents us the indigenous identity from his place of speech, bringing alongside him all the history of his people.
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