Feelings in families in the short story “A menor mulher do mundo”
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1678-2054.2010v20p26Keywords:
Clarice Lispector, Family, SimulacrumAbstract
This article analyzes the short story “A menor mulher do mundo” aiming to discuss how the narrative of the journalistic news coverage about the discover of a pygmy woman (considered as the smallest one in the world) in bourgeois homes presents important issues related to human feelings in families, and consequently reveals the way a modern individual sees a primitive one without purely emphasizing what makes them distant from each other.Downloads
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