MÍSTICA DA SOBREVIVÊNCIA E DIREITOS HUMANOS EM CAROLINA DE JESUS
fome, moradia e expressão na construção de uma epistemologia de fronteira
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22409/69bjhs17Abstract
This article analyzes the mystique of survival in the work of Carolina Maria de Jesus through the articulation of three fundamental elements: hunger, housing, and voice. The analysis is based on the concept of border epistemology, which claims the legitimacy of knowledge produced in colonized peripheries. Carolina, a black woman living in a favela, develops in her work a unique form of knowledge that emerges from direct experience with hunger and precarious housing, transforming these into discursive power and social denunciation. Her writing reveals a "sentipensar" that integrates feeling and thinking, bridging the sacred and the everyday in the struggle for survival. Through her voice, the author questions not only the systematic violations of fundamental human rights but also the superficial inclusion practices that perpetuate the silencing of the subaltern. It concludes that Carolina's work represents a milestone that transcends dominant literary reasoning, constituting a unique epistemology that emerges from the margins to demand full recognition of human dignity and the right to existence in its diversity.
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