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ABSTRACT: In the Brazilian literary tradition, it is noted the the writing of female
authorship does not occupy a place in equal to male authorship. This fact results
from the influence exerted by the social structure on the literature, since the
literature and society maintain a dialectic relationship of exchange of inflows.
Women's literature, therefore, occupies a position of being oppressed in the canon.
This position has been oppressed, sustained by the dominant discourse, a literature
of resistance is founded as an artistic discourse of opposition to this dominant
ideology. This poetry of female resistance, under the terms herein, arises from an
existentialist conception (SARTRE, 1978) of the freedom of the human being, in
which the subject is constituted on the basis of their choices and their projects, and
choosing, the subject is socially engaged. Furthermore, this poetry of resistance and
engaged from the conception of freedom of choice, the woman, while I-lyrical, it
assumes as a come-to-be, becoming autonomous and responsible for the reflected
image socially by their choices. In this perspective, the aim of this study is to observe
two poetic manifestations of female authorship – the first poem, not a book entitled,
The uterus is about size of a fist - Angélica Freitas, and the poem Wedding -Adelia
Prado revealing how each one of the poems expresses a discourse of resistance,
distinct and perhaps even paradoxical, the patriarchal social structure and sexist. In
this way, it is the autonomy and freedom of this I-lyrical to build their own projects.
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For both it was used an analytical-critical path, watching as the I-female lyrical,
admittedly, constitute the basis of their choices, different forms of materialization
of a poetry of resistance, becoming engaged in a feminist praxis, since, in literature,
word and action keep close relationship.
KEY-WORDS: : Adélia Prado; Angélica Freitas; of Resistance; Commtment;
Feminism.
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