Literatura afro-feminina brasileira: uma forma de combate ao silenciamento e ao racismo

This article approaches the theme of "New Old Slavery" from a study of Afro-Brazilian literature written by women. The idea is to show that black women have lived - and live, since racial prejudice still persists in our society, which is a legacy of the slavery process - for centuries on t...

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Main Author: Fabiana dos Santos Sousa
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Milano University Press 2019-02-01
Series:Altre Modernità
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Online Access:https://riviste.unimi.it/index.php/AMonline/article/view/11328
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description This article approaches the theme of "New Old Slavery" from a study of Afro-Brazilian literature written by women. The idea is to show that black women have lived - and live, since racial prejudice still persists in our society, which is a legacy of the slavery process - for centuries on the slavery of silencing and, through literature, they have been fighting and conquering a space in Brazilian literature from which they give voice to those who, for centuries, have been and continue, even to a lesser extent, being muted and invisible to history, and in this way, a new form of the old slavery is rendered. Through literary art, Afro-Brazilian writers have "blurred" the traditional and official speech when they narrate, from their own perspective, the other version of history that was "forgotten" by the dominant ideology.
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spelling doaj.art-4623f9a26f2b4144854ee7a2bcedf3012023-09-02T23:12:19ZengMilano University PressAltre Modernità2035-76802019-02-010010712110.13130/2035-7680/113289656Literatura afro-feminina brasileira: uma forma de combate ao silenciamento e ao racismoFabiana dos Santos Sousa0Universidade de CoimbraThis article approaches the theme of "New Old Slavery" from a study of Afro-Brazilian literature written by women. The idea is to show that black women have lived - and live, since racial prejudice still persists in our society, which is a legacy of the slavery process - for centuries on the slavery of silencing and, through literature, they have been fighting and conquering a space in Brazilian literature from which they give voice to those who, for centuries, have been and continue, even to a lesser extent, being muted and invisible to history, and in this way, a new form of the old slavery is rendered. Through literary art, Afro-Brazilian writers have "blurred" the traditional and official speech when they narrate, from their own perspective, the other version of history that was "forgotten" by the dominant ideology.https://riviste.unimi.it/index.php/AMonline/article/view/11328Afro-Brazilian literatureBlack womenFighting against silencing and racism
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Literatura afro-feminina brasileira: uma forma de combate ao silenciamento e ao racismo
Altre Modernità
Afro-Brazilian literature
Black women
Fighting against silencing and racism
title Literatura afro-feminina brasileira: uma forma de combate ao silenciamento e ao racismo
title_full Literatura afro-feminina brasileira: uma forma de combate ao silenciamento e ao racismo
title_fullStr Literatura afro-feminina brasileira: uma forma de combate ao silenciamento e ao racismo
title_full_unstemmed Literatura afro-feminina brasileira: uma forma de combate ao silenciamento e ao racismo
title_short Literatura afro-feminina brasileira: uma forma de combate ao silenciamento e ao racismo
title_sort literatura afro feminina brasileira uma forma de combate ao silenciamento e ao racismo
topic Afro-Brazilian literature
Black women
Fighting against silencing and racism
url https://riviste.unimi.it/index.php/AMonline/article/view/11328
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