A colonização brasileira pelo viés da paródia: análise de textos literários que põem a história oficial ao avesso

Abstract

This dissertation aimed to investigate the presentation of Brazilian colonization in literary Works, specifically the novel Terra Papagalli by José Roberto Torero and Marcus Aurelius Pimenta, and in the poems “as meninas de gare”, “brasil” and “erro de português” by the modernist poet Oswald de Andrade, which intersect with other literary and historical texts through parody. The study is based on theoretical formulations of Mikhail Bakhtin, Linda Hutcheon , Stuart Hall , among others, about the parody and other grotesque forms, about the presence of historical characters in literature and about cultural identity, using the concepts of historiographical metafiction and anthropophagy, being this last one reasoned in Oswald de Andrade, for the analysis of the selected corpus, composed of critical and ironic texts that turn the official story inside out.