The metaphysical power of the voice and its seduction in stories by Sérgio Sant’Anna
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https://doi.org/10.5433/boitata.2007v2.e30709Keywords:
Sérgio Sant’Anna, Fiction, Writing, OralityAbstract
This article is an analysis of two short stories from Brazilian contemporary writer Sérgio San’Anna, “ A Voz” and “O Gorila”, the mystery of fiction will be explored as focus in the voice and their potential materials and their metaphysics too. On the texts the voice confounds itself with the writing in an anxiety to understand many mysteries that they are beyond the life and of the death. The voice is an indispensable resource of orality to humanity in different contexts. It has been considered one of the most important technology in construction of meanings.
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