Presentation

Abstract

As we highlighted in a clarification note, due to the expressive and qualified number of articles received for the call for number 22 of the magazine Boitatá (July / December 2016), dedicated to “Oral, popular, indigenous, peripheral and gender poetics: relationships with the post and decolonial perspectives ”, the editors chose to divide the texts. Volume 22, already available, focused on indigenous poetics in the Dossier, and issue 23, of 2017/1, has African and black poetics as the theme of the Dossier.