From Zé da Merda to Zé das Flores or about how many times we change skin in life
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https://doi.org/10.4025/actascilangcult.v44i1.59746Keywords:
O salvador do mundo, José Roberto Aguilar, contemporary Brazilian literatureAbstract
This review aims to critically present the last publication (2021) by the artist José Roberto Aguilar, the novella or short novel O salvador do mundo. Central events of the story will be presented along with some reflections on the aesthetic procedures used in the writing process, which relate the work to that of other contemporary artists who also produce literature and other authors, will be also presented a consideration about post-autonomous literature in general (Ludmer 2007).
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