A MAGIA E O HERÓI CLARICEANO
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5212/uniletras.v22i1.203Abstract
O artigo coloca em questão o herói clariceano e o explora pela “força mágica” a partir da análise de sua trajetória marcada por momentos de revelação ou de epifania. São retomadas as abordagens críticas efetuadas por Benedito Nunes e Affonso Romano de Sant’ Anna e a base teórica é constituída pelos estudos antropológicos de George Frazer, publicados no livro O ramo de ouro. A análise é desenvolvida na narrativa “Onde estivestes de noite”.
Palavras-chave: herói, rito, êxtase, magia
This article discuses the role of the heroe in Clarice Lispector’s writings. It explores the aspects of heroic “magic power” departing from the stream pointed by moments of revelation and epiphany. The critical approaches by Benedito Nunes and Affonso Romano de Sant’Anna are revisited, thus fundamenting the anthopological theory on George Frazer’s “O ramo de ouro”. The written analysis develops in form of the narration “Onde estiveste de noite”.
Key words: heroe, rite, ecstasy, magic
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