From street to marginal-peripheral literature of recitals & poetryslams: literary literacies of reexistence in sensitive political formation of writers and readers through poetic performance in not-schools spaces.

Abstract

Marginal-Peripheral Literature is a movement that consolidates in the 2000s and emerges from the streets and peripheries of São Paulo, spreading to others bigs urban centers of Brazil. At first, the driving force of this literary scene is the recitals circuit, and the slam competitions that gain more visibility in a second phase. The main means of expression of this literature is the poetic performance that is present in the spaces on the fringes of the city and the literary system, and which mobilizes a significant audience of young people to listen, read, write and produce the leading role of this contemporary literature. With this process circulating in the streets and peripheries, the marginal literature of recitals and slams promotes the sensible formation of readers and writers by receiving the poetic performances / voices and reexistence literacies that criticize political, social, racial oppression / inequality, gender / sexual orientation, etc., that their peripheral / minority bodies experience in society. The purpose of this article is to perform some analytical readings of literary literacies of reexistence in the political-sensitive formation through performances in the recitals / slams of Belo Horizonte's peripheral literature. To this end, we contextualized this literary niche by crossing theoretical concepts and examples of poetic performances.