Martyrdom, Rite and Fetish in Body Art and The Meal, by Newton Moreno
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Resumo: | For Reception Aesthetics theorist Hans Robert Jauss, the writer is first and foremost a reader, situated in a chain of receptions. Considering the experience of reading as an activity capable of generating a creative response, Jauss understands the literary tradition as a process of continuous exchange between the old and the new, in which the present may reread the past, attributing new meanings to it. From this point of view, we approach the process of literary reception that, in Brazil, is established as an interpretative tradition around the theme of anthropophagy, constantly revisited to assume different meanings in diverse historical moments. In this tradition, we locate the production of Newton Moreno, a playwright from Pernambuco, who with Body Art and Meal: essays on cannibalism, stages the body as an expressive prop of rites in which the tribal practices of anthropophagy resonate. On the one hand, we will try to demonstrate the points of contact of this dramaturgy with the national literary past and, on the other, the ruptures brought about by a rereading that integrates the theme of cannibalism with the idea of the body in sacrifice in Body Art and Artaud’s theater of cruelty. |
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Martyrdom, Rite and Fetish in Body Art and The Meal, by Newton MorenoMartirio, rito y fetiche en Body Art y A refeição, de Newton MorenoMartírio, rito e fetiche em Body Art e A refeição, de Newton Morenoestética da recepçãocanibalismodramaturgia contemporâneaNewton Morenoestética de la recepcióncanibalismodramaturgia contemporáneaNewton Morenoreception aestheticscannibalismcontemporary dramaturgyNewton MorenoFor Reception Aesthetics theorist Hans Robert Jauss, the writer is first and foremost a reader, situated in a chain of receptions. Considering the experience of reading as an activity capable of generating a creative response, Jauss understands the literary tradition as a process of continuous exchange between the old and the new, in which the present may reread the past, attributing new meanings to it. From this point of view, we approach the process of literary reception that, in Brazil, is established as an interpretative tradition around the theme of anthropophagy, constantly revisited to assume different meanings in diverse historical moments. In this tradition, we locate the production of Newton Moreno, a playwright from Pernambuco, who with Body Art and Meal: essays on cannibalism, stages the body as an expressive prop of rites in which the tribal practices of anthropophagy resonate. On the one hand, we will try to demonstrate the points of contact of this dramaturgy with the national literary past and, on the other, the ruptures brought about by a rereading that integrates the theme of cannibalism with the idea of the body in sacrifice in Body Art and Artaud’s theater of cruelty.Para Hans Robert Jauss, teórico de la estética de la recepción, el escritor es en primer lugar un lector, situado en una cadena de recepciones. Considerando la experiencia de la lectura como una actividad capaz de generar una respuesta creativa, Jauss entiende la tradición literaria como un proceso de intercambio continuo entre lo viejo y lo nuevo, donde el presente relee el pasado, dándole nuevos significados. Desde este punto de vista, abordamos el proceso de recepción literaria que consolida, en Brasil, una tradición interpretativa en torno de la antropofagia, constantemente recuperada para asumir diferentes significados en diferentes contextos históricos. En esta tradición, situamos la producción del dramaturgo Newton Moreno, de Pernambuco, Brasil, que en Body Art e Refeição: ensaios sobre o canibalismo, representa el cuerpo como un soporte expresivo de los ritos en que resuenan las prácticas tribales de antropofagia. Trataremos de demostrar, por un lado, los puntos de contacto de esta dramaturgia con el pasado literario nacional y, por otro lado, las rupturas provocadas por una relectura que integra el tema del canibalismo con la idea del cuerpo sacrificial del Body Art y el teatro de la crueldad de Artaud.Para Hans Robert Jauss, teórico da estética da recepção, o escritor é antes de tudo um leitor, situado em uma cadeia de recepções. Considerando a experiência da leitura como atividade capaz de gerar uma resposta criativa, Jauss entende a tradição literária como um processo de contínuo intercâmbio entre o velho e o novo, em que o presente relê o passado, atribuindo-lhe novas significações. Deste ponto de vista, abordamos o processo de recepção literária que consolida, no Brasil, uma tradição interpretativa em torno do tema da antropofagia, constantemente recuperado para assumir diferentes significados em diversos presentes históricos. Nesta tradição, colocamos a produção do dramaturgo pernambucano Newton Moreno que, com Body Art e A refeição: ensaios sobre o canibalismo, encena o corpo como suporte expressivo de ritos em que ressoam as práticas tribais da antropofagia. Tentaremos demonstrar, de um lado, os pontos de contato dessa dramaturgia com o passado literário nacional, e, do outro, as rupturas trazidas por uma releitura que integra o tema do canibalismo à ideia de corpo em sacrifício da Body Art e do teatro da crueldade de Artaud.Grupo de Estudos em Literatura Brasileira Contemporânea, da Pós-Graduação em Literatura da Universidade de Brasília2020-01-24info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionPeer reviewedEvaluado por los paresAvaliado pelos paresapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/estudos/article/view/2932610.1590/2316-4018594Estudos de Literatura Brasileira Contemporânea; No. 59 (2020): Literature beyond the book - Diego J. Bustos e Marguerite Harrison (ed.); 1-13Estudos de Literatura Brasileira Contemporânea; n. 59 (2020): Literatura além do livro - Diego J. Bustos e Marguerite Harrison (org.); 1-132316-40181518-0158reponame:Estudos de Literatura Brasileira Contemporâneainstname:Universidade de Brasília (UnB)instacron:UNBporhttps://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/estudos/article/view/29326/25092Copyright (c) 2020 Paula Regina Siegainfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSiega, Paula Regina 2020-01-25T12:35:04Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/29326Revistahttps://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/estudosPUBhttps://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/estudos/oaiportaldeperiodicos@bce.unb.br||revistaestudos@gmail.com2316-40181518-0158opendoar:2020-01-25T12:35:04Estudos de Literatura Brasileira Contemporânea - Universidade de Brasília (UnB)false |
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Martyrdom, Rite and Fetish in Body Art and The Meal, by Newton Moreno Martirio, rito y fetiche en Body Art y A refeição, de Newton Moreno Martírio, rito e fetiche em Body Art e A refeição, de Newton Moreno |
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Martyrdom, Rite and Fetish in Body Art and The Meal, by Newton Moreno |
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Martyrdom, Rite and Fetish in Body Art and The Meal, by Newton Moreno Siega, Paula Regina estética da recepção canibalismo dramaturgia contemporânea Newton Moreno estética de la recepción canibalismo dramaturgia contemporánea Newton Moreno reception aesthetics cannibalism contemporary dramaturgy Newton Moreno |
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Martyrdom, Rite and Fetish in Body Art and The Meal, by Newton Moreno |
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Siega, Paula Regina |
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For Reception Aesthetics theorist Hans Robert Jauss, the writer is first and foremost a reader, situated in a chain of receptions. Considering the experience of reading as an activity capable of generating a creative response, Jauss understands the literary tradition as a process of continuous exchange between the old and the new, in which the present may reread the past, attributing new meanings to it. From this point of view, we approach the process of literary reception that, in Brazil, is established as an interpretative tradition around the theme of anthropophagy, constantly revisited to assume different meanings in diverse historical moments. In this tradition, we locate the production of Newton Moreno, a playwright from Pernambuco, who with Body Art and Meal: essays on cannibalism, stages the body as an expressive prop of rites in which the tribal practices of anthropophagy resonate. On the one hand, we will try to demonstrate the points of contact of this dramaturgy with the national literary past and, on the other, the ruptures brought about by a rereading that integrates the theme of cannibalism with the idea of the body in sacrifice in Body Art and Artaud’s theater of cruelty. |
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