Abstract
O presente ensaio tem como objeto de análise a obra Do que não Existe..., de Annabela Rita. Livro complexo, este, que se nos apresenta sob a égide de uma metodologia distinta do comummente observado. Ao repensar o cânone literário, a autora debruça-se sobre o fenómeno de inovação estética, evidenciando um diálogo interartes —da Literatura à História, passando pela Pintura, a Música ou a Arquitetura. Do que não Existe... percorre um itinerário reflexivo de padrões canónicos ou identitários que atravessam a portugalidade e a cultura europeia, numa relação intertextual. Destarte, opera-se uma cisão com o passado, oferecendo-se um desafio hermenêutico inovador, muito peculiar, sobre a Literatura e as Artes, em geral.
The present essay has as its object of analysis the work Do que não existe..., by Annabela Rita. This is a complex book, which presents itself to us under the aegis of a methodology very different from that commonly observed. By rethinking the literary canon, the author focuses on the phenomenon of aesthetic innovation, highlighting an inter-arts dialogue—from Literature to History, including Paint, Music or Architecture. Do que não existe... It follows a reflective itinerary of canonical or identity patternsthat cross the Portuguese identity and European culture, in an intertextual relationship. Thus, the University Professor operates a split with the past, offering a hermeneutic challenge of her own, absolutely different from the usual one, on Literature and the Arts, in general.
The present essay has as its object of analysis the work Do que não existe..., by Annabela Rita. This is a complex book, which presents itself to us under the aegis of a methodology very different from that commonly observed. By rethinking the literary canon, the author focuses on the phenomenon of aesthetic innovation, highlighting an inter-arts dialogue—from Literature to History, including Paint, Music or Architecture. Do que não existe... It follows a reflective itinerary of canonical or identity patternsthat cross the Portuguese identity and European culture, in an intertextual relationship. Thus, the University Professor operates a split with the past, offering a hermeneutic challenge of her own, absolutely different from the usual one, on Literature and the Arts, in general.
Original language | Portuguese |
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Pages (from-to) | 102-111 |
Number of pages | 10 |
Journal | Revista Lusófona de Estudos Culturais e Comunicacionais (NAUS) |
Volume | 7 |
Issue number | 1 |
DOIs | |
Publication status | Published - 28 Jun 2024 |
Keywords
- Cânone Literário
- Cultura Europeia
- Inovação Estética
- Portugalidade
- Relação Intertextual
- Aesthetic Innovation
- European Culture
- Intertextual Relationship
- Literary Canon
- ortuguese Identity