Between kids and pots: the woman’s image in bilac’s poetry
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Woman’s image, Poetry for children, Olavo BilacAbstract
The research intends to analyse the patriarchal ideology in Olavo Bilac’s Poesias infantis (Poetry for children, 1904), considered one of the most representative work at the beginning of Brazilian literature for children. We verified that the way how the images of man and woman are built shows a patriarchal conception, seeing that the poet represent but also emphasizes the social reality, in which predominates a limited vision of woman.
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BILAC, Olavo. Poesias infantis. In: Obra reunida (Org. e Introd. Alexei Bueno). Rio de Janeiro: Nova Aguilar, 1996.
BONNICI, Thomas. Jamais foi um lugar ao sol: o feminismo e a literatura. Outras Palavras: XIV Semana de Letras, Maringá: UEM: DLE, 2003, p. 33-38.
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LAJOLO, Marisa. Usos e abusos da literatura na escola: Bilac e a literatura escolar na República Velha. Rio de Janeiro: Globo, 1982.
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