Les héroïnes (fatales) brésiliennes : archétypes et métamorphoses
This work proposes to observe the appropriation of the myth of the femme fatale, the great guiding myth of French decadence and its system of symbols in the Brazilian imaginary. Three Brazilian heroines, which fall under the theme of fatality in women, constitute the main corpus of this research: th...
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description | This work proposes to observe the appropriation of the myth of the femme fatale, the great guiding myth of French decadence and its system of symbols in the Brazilian imaginary. Three Brazilian heroines, which fall under the theme of fatality in women, constitute the main corpus of this research: the oblique Capitu, the heroine of Machado de Assis in the novel Dom Casmurro (1900); Gabriela, la mulâtresse de Gabriela, cravo e canela (1958) by Jorge Amado, and Hilda Furacão, the prostitute from the homonymous novel by Roberto Drummond (1991). The echoes of the myth allow us to see that these heroines are fatal women par excellence, their figures moving within an evolving patriarchal society in Brazil. |
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spelling | doaj.art-ac156f8301754559ba8962ea327035872023-09-25T11:54:43ZengBabes-Bolyai University, Cluj-NapocaCaietele Echinox1582-960X2022-12-014329130810.24193/cechinox.2022.43.20Les héroïnes (fatales) brésiliennes : archétypes et métamorphosesAssunção Pesché Luísa0Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3This work proposes to observe the appropriation of the myth of the femme fatale, the great guiding myth of French decadence and its system of symbols in the Brazilian imaginary. Three Brazilian heroines, which fall under the theme of fatality in women, constitute the main corpus of this research: the oblique Capitu, the heroine of Machado de Assis in the novel Dom Casmurro (1900); Gabriela, la mulâtresse de Gabriela, cravo e canela (1958) by Jorge Amado, and Hilda Furacão, the prostitute from the homonymous novel by Roberto Drummond (1991). The echoes of the myth allow us to see that these heroines are fatal women par excellence, their figures moving within an evolving patriarchal society in Brazil.http://caieteleechinox.lett.ubbcluj.ro/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/CaieteEchinox43-2022-p.291-308.pdfbrasilian literaturemachado de assisjorge amadoroberto drummondfemme fatalemythmetamorphosis |
spellingShingle | Assunção Pesché Luísa Les héroïnes (fatales) brésiliennes : archétypes et métamorphoses Caietele Echinox brasilian literature machado de assis jorge amado roberto drummond femme fatale myth metamorphosis |
title | Les héroïnes (fatales) brésiliennes : archétypes et métamorphoses |
title_full | Les héroïnes (fatales) brésiliennes : archétypes et métamorphoses |
title_fullStr | Les héroïnes (fatales) brésiliennes : archétypes et métamorphoses |
title_full_unstemmed | Les héroïnes (fatales) brésiliennes : archétypes et métamorphoses |
title_short | Les héroïnes (fatales) brésiliennes : archétypes et métamorphoses |
title_sort | les heroines fatales bresiliennes archetypes et metamorphoses |
topic | brasilian literature machado de assis jorge amado roberto drummond femme fatale myth metamorphosis |
url | http://caieteleechinox.lett.ubbcluj.ro/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/CaieteEchinox43-2022-p.291-308.pdf |
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