“É PRECISO TRANSVER O MUNDO”: O APLICATIVO CRIANCEIRAS

Abstract

Increasingly fast, new ways of communicating are emerging all the time, messaging, shopping, dating, diverse social networking applications. Today's generations are born immersed in the universe of the internet and smartphones, everything is solved, seen, read by mobile. Children's literature also adapts to this medium, from printed books to ebooks, digitized books, digital children's picture books to application books, which, as its name implies, are the books that come to be. downloaded for free or purchased from official app stores, the Play Store, and the Apple Store, for example. This research, then, sought to present the relationship of the work of poet Manoel de Barros with the children's universe and how artist Márcio de Camillo, recognizing this approach of Barros with children, sought to transform the Barrosian poems into a project involving music, dance, art, text, sounds, technology, illustrations, images, that is, creating a hybrid narrative as a way to enhance children's contact with such poetry. This project was a CD and a show until reaching the application, object of analysis of this work. Our main goal, therefore, was to take the Crianceiras app to elementary and junior high school students to investigate whether children from the app can have an aesthetic and literary experience with Manoel de Barros' poetry. The methodology of this work follows a qualitative approach of bibliographic, documentary nature and is also based on a case study, as diverse sources, such as academic materials, websites, online platforms, interview and workshop were used to base what was discussed throughout this paper. With the application of the workshop and from the analysis of the data obtained, we found that it is possible to do a work like this in the classroom and that the application Crianceiras fulfills what it proposes: bringing Manoel de Barros's work closer to the children's universe. For this, we used throughout this work the research of: Cezar (2009), Castello and Sanna (2006), Moraes (2015), Carvalho (2010), Kirchof (2016), Caldas (2019), Correro and Real (2018), Girotto and Souza (2010), Solé (1998), among others.