Law number 10.639/03, Ponciá and Ndani: a meeting between fates, a crossing of evasive pathways
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https://doi.org/10.35520/mulemba.2018.v10n19a19870Keywords:
Law number10.639/03, structural racism, African-Brazilian literature, Guinean literature.Abstract
This article aims at discussing the demands which led to the promulgation of Law number 10.639/03, based on from Abdias Nascimento and Florestan Fernandes’s standpoints. Furthermore, I propose reflections upon the part of literature teaching concerning its target demands, as well as its role of promoting plain citizenship, by highlighting the following novels: Abdulai Sila’s A última tragédia, and Conceição Evaristo’s Ponciá Vicêncio.
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