A representação social da História no mangá One Piece de Eiichiro Oda

Abstract

In this article, we'll look at Eiichiro Oda's One Piece manga. Our goal is to perceive, through the identification of thematic nuclei, the way the work establishes a social representation of history, through the dispositions that the characters make of the past and its importance for the narrative plot. To this end, we will dialogue with Chartier's concept of social representation, according to which social representation is not understood as the act of revealing an absent object (or situation), but are discourses that have their own devices, their own rhetorical and narrative articulations, which are not reducible to the ideas they enunciate or the themes they sustain.