Margins of the negro and margins of society: when postmodern mobility is hindered by hegemonic chronology
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Resumo: | This article brings forward the discourse of hegemonic temporality and spatiality as challenged by Nael through his representation of the Amazon in Milton Hatoum’s novel The Brothers (2002). The transitory nature of postmodernism cannot be taken for granted since the mobility of marginalised regions like the Amazon is hindered by hegemonic notions of temporal and spatial linearity; such notions aim at imposing normative systems of behaviour whose agenda is to stop conceptual deviations from emerging. Therefore, deviating subjects are gradually forced to forsake both their present and past due to a future that never comes. Nevertheless, this investigation goal is to analyse if and how hegemonic chronology is unable to prevent the attitudes and positioning of The Brothers’ marginalised characters from historicising not only the possibility of existing in the future and in the past but, more importantly, in a queer and postcolonial present. |
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Margins of the negro and margins of society: when postmodern mobility is hindered by hegemonic chronologyLiteraturaMargens, Mobilidade, Espacialização, TemporalizaçãoThis article brings forward the discourse of hegemonic temporality and spatiality as challenged by Nael through his representation of the Amazon in Milton Hatoum’s novel The Brothers (2002). The transitory nature of postmodernism cannot be taken for granted since the mobility of marginalised regions like the Amazon is hindered by hegemonic notions of temporal and spatial linearity; such notions aim at imposing normative systems of behaviour whose agenda is to stop conceptual deviations from emerging. Therefore, deviating subjects are gradually forced to forsake both their present and past due to a future that never comes. Nevertheless, this investigation goal is to analyse if and how hegemonic chronology is unable to prevent the attitudes and positioning of The Brothers’ marginalised characters from historicising not only the possibility of existing in the future and in the past but, more importantly, in a queer and postcolonial present.Universidade Regional Integrada do Alto Uruguai e das MissõesGonçalves, Davi SilvaÁvila, Eliana de Souza2013-09-15info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionAvaliação por Paresapplication/pdfhttp://revistas.fw.uri.br/index.php/revistalinguaeliteratura/article/view/758Revista Língua&Literatura; v. 15, n. 24 (2013): MINORIAS, MARGENS, MOBILIDADES; 165 - 188Revista Língua&Literatura; v. 15, n. 24 (2013): MINORIAS, MARGENS, MOBILIDADES; 165 - 1881984-381x1415-8817reponame:Revista Língua & Literatura (Online)instname:Universidade Regional Integrada do Alto Uruguai e das Missões (URI)instacron:URIporhttp://revistas.fw.uri.br/index.php/revistalinguaeliteratura/article/view/758/1563info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess2014-06-11T12:50:26Zoai:ojs.200.203.105.109:article/758Revistahttp://revistas.fw.uri.br/index.php/revistalinguaeliteraturaPUBhttp://revistas.fw.uri.br/index.php/revistalinguaeliteratura/oailinguaeliteratura@uri.edu.br||fachel@uri.edu.br1984-381X1415-8817opendoar:2014-06-11T12:50:26Revista Língua & Literatura (Online) - Universidade Regional Integrada do Alto Uruguai e das Missões (URI)false |
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Margins of the negro and margins of society: when postmodern mobility is hindered by hegemonic chronology |
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Margins of the negro and margins of society: when postmodern mobility is hindered by hegemonic chronology |
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Margins of the negro and margins of society: when postmodern mobility is hindered by hegemonic chronology Gonçalves, Davi Silva Literatura Margens, Mobilidade, Espacialização, Temporalização |
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Margins of the negro and margins of society: when postmodern mobility is hindered by hegemonic chronology |
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Margins of the negro and margins of society: when postmodern mobility is hindered by hegemonic chronology |
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Margins of the negro and margins of society: when postmodern mobility is hindered by hegemonic chronology |
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Margins of the negro and margins of society: when postmodern mobility is hindered by hegemonic chronology |
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Margins of the negro and margins of society: when postmodern mobility is hindered by hegemonic chronology |
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Gonçalves, Davi Silva |
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Gonçalves, Davi Silva Ávila, Eliana de Souza |
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Ávila, Eliana de Souza |
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Gonçalves, Davi Silva Ávila, Eliana de Souza |
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Literatura Margens, Mobilidade, Espacialização, Temporalização |
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Literatura Margens, Mobilidade, Espacialização, Temporalização |
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This article brings forward the discourse of hegemonic temporality and spatiality as challenged by Nael through his representation of the Amazon in Milton Hatoum’s novel The Brothers (2002). The transitory nature of postmodernism cannot be taken for granted since the mobility of marginalised regions like the Amazon is hindered by hegemonic notions of temporal and spatial linearity; such notions aim at imposing normative systems of behaviour whose agenda is to stop conceptual deviations from emerging. Therefore, deviating subjects are gradually forced to forsake both their present and past due to a future that never comes. Nevertheless, this investigation goal is to analyse if and how hegemonic chronology is unable to prevent the attitudes and positioning of The Brothers’ marginalised characters from historicising not only the possibility of existing in the future and in the past but, more importantly, in a queer and postcolonial present. |
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Universidade Regional Integrada do Alto Uruguai e das Missões |
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Revista Língua&Literatura; v. 15, n. 24 (2013): MINORIAS, MARGENS, MOBILIDADES; 165 - 188 Revista Língua&Literatura; v. 15, n. 24 (2013): MINORIAS, MARGENS, MOBILIDADES; 165 - 188 1984-381x 1415-8817 reponame:Revista Língua & Literatura (Online) instname:Universidade Regional Integrada do Alto Uruguai e das Missões (URI) instacron:URI |
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