TRANSCULTURAL DISCOURSE – A NOT CONCLUDE CROSSING – REGARDING TO THE TRANSCULTURATION IN THE WORK “ GRANDE SERTÃO: VEREDAS”
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Linguagem, Ángel Rama, Transculturação, Guimarães Rosa,Abstract
The first part of this work is to introduce the methodology aspect that shows the Ángel Rama´s approach a Latin American as a project to be described by the intellectual work trough the meaning of the “transculturation”, understanding it as a process of lost, selections, rediscovers and incorporations between two cultures that enter in a contact. The second part is use it in Grande sertão: veredas, specificationly, in the moment of the open trial of the character Zé Bebelo when Riobaldo, by the language, itself shows either the traditional side or modern side that proceed mainly of the cities.
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