The myth of Narcissus and the specular image in the lyric of Ferreira Gullar
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Myth of Narcissus, Mirroring, Ferreira GullarAbstract
The present text has the objective of developing some considerations concerning the recurrence of the specular images and the reference to the Myth of Narcissus, in the Ferreira Gullar’s lyric, observing that, in the universe of the poetry, the magic of the mirroring and the narcissistic symbology provides, besides a vision of the world, the refl ection on the proper existential condition related to the world and the process of poetical creation.Downloads
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