RESIGNIFYING AGING AND DEATH IN MISERERE, BY ADÉLIA PRADO
This research has as scope the introspective search of old age through death in the poems of the book Miserere, by Adélia Prado. By subtly demystifying the theme, the artist from Minas Gerais circumvents the stigma of death and ends up leading us to willingly accept it. With a hook from the theses of Simone de Beauvoir (1970), we observe how female aging can be portrayed, and also with the theoretical contribution of Bachelard (2002) and Bosi (1977) we delve into the parallel mystical-religious poetic world that Adeliana's work allows us to analyze. To do so, it will be investigated in the writer's poems the way in which longevity and scarcity are perceived and received. The collection that we obtain from Adélia's work consumes a physical and sacred reframing: aiming at the pain of living, its acceptance and compassion.
RESIGNIFYING AGING AND DEATH IN MISERERE, BY ADÉLIA PRADO
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.929332330031
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Palavras-chave: Adelia Prado; aging; death; Miserere; adelian.
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Keywords: Adelia Prado; aging; death; Miserere; adelian.
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Abstract:
This research has as scope the introspective search of old age through death in the poems of the book Miserere, by Adélia Prado. By subtly demystifying the theme, the artist from Minas Gerais circumvents the stigma of death and ends up leading us to willingly accept it. With a hook from the theses of Simone de Beauvoir (1970), we observe how female aging can be portrayed, and also with the theoretical contribution of Bachelard (2002) and Bosi (1977) we delve into the parallel mystical-religious poetic world that Adeliana's work allows us to analyze. To do so, it will be investigated in the writer's poems the way in which longevity and scarcity are perceived and received. The collection that we obtain from Adélia's work consumes a physical and sacred reframing: aiming at the pain of living, its acceptance and compassion.
- João Victor Silva Freitas
- Ulysses Rocha Filho
- Fernanda Gurgel Prefeito
