“Debaixo da ponte preta”: violence and prejudice
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1678-2054.2009v15p36Keywords:
Dalton Trevisan, Short story, Violence, PrejudiceAbstract
Dalton Trevisan’s short story “Debaixo da Ponte Preta” tells the Ritinhas’s story – adolescent, black and poor, raped for many men when she went to visit her sister. The violence against women, the prejudice and the poverty are the main subjects of this short story, approached with the sarcastic and cutting view characteristic of daltonian prose.References
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