Mama-Africa representations in the Mozambican and Afro-Brazilian poetries
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https://doi.org/10.22409/abriluff.v5i9.29702Keywords:
Mozambican poetry, Afro-Brazilian poetry, Mother-AfricaAbstract
Through the analysis of poems, “Sangue negro”, by the Mozambican poet Noémia de Sousa, “Regressão” and “Elo”, by the Afro-Brazilian poet Oliveira Silveira, the article shows that Mother-Africa is represented in a Mozambican poetry as the biological black mother, the nation and the African continent, while in the Afro-Brazilian, besides being the progenitor of the black mankind, the African continent, is also the promised land, the lost paradise.
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