Antonio Jacinto e o poema “Carta de um contratado”: diálogo no espaço da língua portuguesa
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https://doi.org/10.11606/va.v0i16.50476Keywords:
poesia angolana, Antonio Jacinto, “carta de um contratado”, intelectualidade, colonialismoAbstract
O artigo analisará o poema Carta de um contratado do poeta angolano Antonio Jacinto, observando a partir dele o papel do intelectual africano durante o regime colonial; a impossibilidade de dominar os códigos da escrita como marca de interdição do sujeito colonizado. Ao mesmo tempo, se discutirá em que medida a escrita é valorizada no poema como solução imediata para a superação das desigualdades perpetuadas pelo regime opressor, inclusive em detrimento de valores tradicionais.
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