Semiosis antropófaga como estrategia deconstructiva para una re-escritura de la diferencia contracultura!

Abstract

Inspired by the devouring implications stimulated by the Anthropophagous Movement led by Oswald de Andrade and Tarsila do Amaral at the beginning of the XX Century, the following article intends to elucidate a deconstructive strategy which allows to re- write- in a countercultural way and starting from a recognition of the difference -, an anthropophagous semiotics which will dismantle the old and canonized stereotypes built under the Euro-Occidental logic, and will defend the intermediate spaces, the disauthorizations, silences, and secrecy. The example which permanently accompanies this theoretical proposal hinges on a criticism at the semiotic codes which, since colonization, have emerged around the cannibals and the material anthropophagous.