RETALHOS DE DOR, FIOS DE ESPERANÇA: ENCENAÇÕES DA VIOLÊNCIA CONTRA A MULHER NA FICÇÃO DE LÍLIAN PAULA SERRA & DEUS

Abstract

This research presents an analysis of the staging of violence against women in two short stories by the author Lílian Paula Serra and Deus. As for the methodology, this is a research of bibliographic and qualitative approach about women's literature and its implications for the fight against oppression against women. As a theoretical foundation, was used the concept of Poetic Ferocity, developed by Silva (2018) and theoretical-critical reflections of the writers Conceição Evaristo and Miriam Alves about Afro-Brazilian female literature. As exposed above, in this research was observed that the black female voice in the written works of Lílian Deus, which gives life to its protagonists and counters against what is seen in canonical literature, contributes to a self-presentation of the realities lived by black women, as well as their pains and hopes.