O desfiar da memória em "Minha guerra alheia" de Marina Colasanti

Abstract

This paper analyzes the work my alien war, Marina Colasanti, which is characterized by a memorialistic centered written in its first ten years, lived in the Italian colony in Africa, Eritrea, and Italy. We will review your memories from the historical and political context for the period of the fascist government and the Second World War. Childhood is the writer thread of memories that converses with the past from the perspective of maturity. In the first chapter, we discuss the presence of Fascism in the author's family life, especially the father's engagement Marina Colasanti that was fascist. We will cover the education promoted by the Italian State through the fascists children and youth organizations. And the child's daily life during the war. In the second chapter, we bring the discussion concerning the memory as memory space. We studied the memories relating to writing you. And in the third chapter, we study the memoirs written by social place, also analyzing the role of the father and the mother's secondary role in the memoirs of the writer Marina Colasanti.