Resistência e subjetividades: marcas da africanidade e negritude na poética de José Craveirinha e Oliveira Silveira.

Abstract

This research aims to analyze the marks of africanness and blackness present in poems by José Craveirinha and Oliveira Silveira. It relies on historical and theoretical assumptions about pan-africanism and blackness, with the aim of analyzing the africanness and blackness in the poems of José Craveirinha, Mozambican, and Oliveira Silveira, Brazilian. The corpus is composed of Karingana ua Karingana by Craverinha, published in 1974, and Pelo Escuro and Roteiro dos Tantãs by Oliveira Silveira, published respectively in 1977 and 1981. The first chapter analyzes the socio-political context in which they arose movements of Pan-Africanism and Negritude, the cultural reflexes, especially in relation to the influences in literature; the second chapter is constructed in the reflection of the hallmarks of africanness, mozambicanity and blackness in poems by Craverinha and Silveira; the third chapter examines the approaches or similarities between the poetics of the authors and dialogue with the theories presented. The studies on the issues of comparative literature, resistance, africanness, blackness, and african descent also be addressed through the theoretical assumptions of Appiah (2004), Bosi (1993, 2002), Cuti (2010), Damasceno (2003), Duarte (2005), Fonseca (2010), Hall (2003, 2005), Munanga (2008, 2012) and Cabaço (2009), among others.