O heroi na narrativa rosiana: uma análise comparativa das personagens Augusto Matraga e pai e filho de "A terceira margem do rio".

Abstract

The literary work of Guimarães Rosa, is published around the world. "The hour and hour of Augusto Matraga" and "The third margin of the River" are distinct contours that have a bit of common, as a perspective of the myth and the hero. The choice of stories was for the sake of stories. The outstanding characters are as protagonists, a quote from Augusto Matraga and the father and son of The Third Margin, whose lives unfold in a replete of questions, with internal and external responses and a tragic end. A better than a chance for, in the memory, great, in many things of fabulousness. The first, narrated in a person, has a central figure of a jagunço, where the author evidences his own fictionality, in order to give some conviction to the reader that everything is but a fiction, but in a way that makes believe that can also be a truth. The second, narrated in the first person, is a story very close to the unreal, inviting us to a particularly new universe, since there is in reality, there is a third bank of a river, but a great one can be interpreted as a place that a man seeks to find. The two narratives call for a reader's empathy, which connects with the stories, although it is important in the narrative of the reader because of its greater psychological agitation. Both stories touch on a beauty that exists in the tragic, an end to bring to an understandable reality that exists in the imaginary world.