THEATER’S MICROHISTORY OF BRASILIAN COLONIAL: ANCHIETA FATHER AND SÃO LOURENÇO PARTY

Authors

  • Augusto Rodrigues da Silva Junior Universidade de Brasília - UnB
  • Ana Clara Magalhães de Medeiros Universidade de Brasília - UnB

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22456/2236-3254.24083

Keywords:

Microhistory, Colonial period, Translation.

Abstract

The Brazilian colonial period, seen from the perspective of microhistory presents a multifaceted scenario of people, languages and cultures that combine to produce our great Baroque. Anchieta’s productions are analyzed here as plays that could – and still can – traduce a historical inventive that was violent, but also creative, artistic and innovative. The theatrical genre seems to have been unique in this historical moment, the genre which could best articulate the symbolic and linguistic impasses that were established between conqueror and conquered. The Feast of San Lorenzo, by Anchieta, is analyzed as a literary and theatrical manifestation that could better make the cultural translation.

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Author Biographies

Augusto Rodrigues da Silva Junior, Universidade de Brasília - UnB

Professor doutor Adjunto do Departamento de Teoria Literária e Literaturas - TEL/UnB. Atua, desde 2009, na disciplina de Barroco e Arcadismo – TEL. Pesquisador dos grupos: Literatura e Cultura – CAPES e Grupo de Estudos em Dramaturgia e Crítica Teatral – CAPES.

Ana Clara Magalhães de Medeiros, Universidade de Brasília - UnB

Aluna do 6º semestre do curso de letras da Universidade de Brasília com atuação na dispilina de Barroco e Arcadismo - TEL/UnB por meio de bolsa de iniciação a docência REUNI. Voluntária em PROIC/CNPq com estudos em literatura e performance dos séculos XVI e XVII. Pesquisadora do grupo Literatura e Culturas - CAPES.

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Published

2013-01-09

How to Cite

da Silva Junior, A. R., & de Medeiros, A. C. M. (2013). THEATER’S MICROHISTORY OF BRASILIAN COLONIAL: ANCHIETA FATHER AND SÃO LOURENÇO PARTY. Revista Cena, (12). https://doi.org/10.22456/2236-3254.24083

Issue

No. 12 (2012)

Section

Artigos Extradossiê

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