Is there a world that the Portuguese created?
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1678-2054.2002v1p24Keywords:
Lusotropical, Colonization, IndependenceAbstract
In this communication, we intend to present these works read from the Freyrian perspective, analyzing, from them, the real character of the concept of lusotropicality and its consequences for the colonized world, using as a parameter, social differences, the process of colonization and independence, in Brazil and Angola, without neglecting the literary issue, as a historical and aesthetic process, in both countries.References
AGUALUSA, J. E. Nação Crioula. São Paulo: Duas cidades, 1998.
CAMÕES, L. de. Os Lusíadas. São Paulo: Klick, 2.000
CANDIDO, A. Literatura e Sociedade. São Paulo: Nacional, 1972.
FREYRE, G. Casa Grande e Senzala. São Paulo: Nacional, 1963.
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