Desobediência civil na narrativa quarto de despejo–diário de uma favelada: a metáfora da desigualdade social

Abstract

The present work is to demonstrate from an analysis of the psychological profile of the narrator Carolina Maria de Jesus, the concept of civil disobedience implied in the work room of eviction. In this, an attempt is made to verify the process of developing the psychological characteristics, the conflicts described in space and time, and how this problem will delineate the character set up in a citizen representing a society Built on the pillars of social injustice that defies an oppressor and silencer system through his work. The main objective of the study is to assimilate the Civil disobedience essay of the philosopher Henry David Thoureau, and thus to trace the concept from the recognition of the poetic identity and the narration of the facts as elementsthat architect the narrative, put This, we seek to understand how the right to literature becomes an emancipation of the voice of a determined and marginalized social body represented in the favela space. To corporate this reading, it is part of the relations that the literature builds with reality, and like this, it can be instituted as a form of denunciation exercised by the author to obtain her liberation from poverty and social ascension through education. It was used in the research, to substantiate the analysis of this work, authors such as: Antônio Cândido, Anatol Rosenfeld, Henry David Thoreau, among others.