Poetic intergenericity in tales of the oral tradition

Abstract

In this study sought to present a theoretical literary analysis based on the epistemological reflections of Aristotle (1992), Rosenfeld (1994) and Staiger (1977), on the intertwining and dialogue between the epic/narrative, lyrical and dramatic genres - the poetic intergenericity, present in tales of oral tradition, from the literary collection of traditional storytellers from the city of Tapiramutá, Chapada Diamantina, Bahia. In the analyzes carried out, the presence of the interpenetration between the lyrical, epic/narrative and dramatic genres was evidenced, thus pointing to the fact that the genres literary works appear mixed. As well, it was noticed that through this intertwined dialogue between the genres, traits of culture, history, geographic, social and political contexts are revealed, both of the enunciative subjects (traditional accountants) and of their collectivity.