Transculturality in Ariano Suassuna’s theater: voices in dialogue
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https://doi.org/10.35520/diadorim.2020.v22n3a35910Keywords:
Carnival, Tradition, Subaltern's voice, Latin America.Abstract
The text brings a dialogue between Auto da Compadecida, by the author Ariano Suassuna, and Auto da Barca do Inferno, by the author Gil Vicente, through the perspective of carnival literature. It presents a study on the Iberian influence in the theatrical production of the brazilian author, Ariano Suassuna, in the light of carnavalization. It proposes a reflection on the subordinate's voice through laughter and on the author's place in cultural production in Latin America.
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