Urban experience, memory, writing in the short story “a arte de andar nas ruas do Rio de Janeiro”
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Urban experience, Memory, Writing, Rubem FonsecaAbstract
The paper analyses the representation of urban experience through the relationship between memory and writing, in Rubem Fonseca’s short story, “A arte de andar nas ruas do Rio de Janeiro”. It seeks to highlight not only the character-writer configuration and the tension he lives through the perception of the present and the past city, but also the narrative elements of this formalization in the short story.References
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