Adverse chords: the harmony of “Eu sou a vida, eu não sou a morte”
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1678-2054.2008v14p47Keywords:
Modern drama, Literature and philosophy, Brazilian dramaAbstract
Our reading purposal upon a Qorpo Santo’s comedy: Eu sou a vida, eu não sou a morte, conceives harmony resulting from opposites moviments and searches for the warp built into melodycal voices’ density crossed over time and space. We also seek for the configuration of what we understand as a poliphonic-harmonic texture into the fusion of elements that seems opposite considering that this drama breaks a linear reading model of voices and cronologycal time pattern.Downloads
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