Chronicles of equinoctial France: the imaginary of French religious in the Eastern Amazon in the seventeenth century
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https://doi.org/10.22409/gragoata.v17i33.33008Keywords:
Imaginary, equinoctial France, Eastern Amazonia, Narratives, InterculturalitysAbstract
This article proposes treat of imaginary situations, their narrative representations and imagerys transplanted in the colonization of Brazilian Amazonia during XVII century. Used by religious, French and Portuguese, in their chronicles and sermons in order to translate to the Old World, sights and costumes and appearance of American natives.In particular, we present reports of Capuchin priests about Maranhão, by the heavenly imaginary construction of a territory, but had a wild population that needed a messiah to lead to the truth and God. We’ll use the work of Claude d’Abbeville and Yves d’Évreux in the exegesis, because they were religious that produced substancial chronicles about the presence of settlers in eastern Amazon on the period. To text analysis we’ll use a referential of narratology, discourse analysis and historical studies.
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