Efeitos e contraefeitos das tecnologias midiáticas na literatura de Odair de Morais

Abstract

This work deals with the relationships of modulations, effects and counter-effects that exist between contemporary media and literature in a moment that can be considered “post-media era”. Mainly, this work deals with the way in which communication technologies and literature are articulated by the poet and writer Odair de Morais, who uses the accelerated and abbreviated language of the media world and creates a kind of environment of resistance to the immediacy imposed by the culture of media, something, in a way, predicted by Marshall McLuhan, back in the 1960s. Some aspects, such as remediation and the platforming of society, were addressed with the aim of contextualizing the work of the author in question and better understand how his creative process and his works were shaped and amalgamated, which emerge as a result, in some way refractory of a certain spirit of the time that equals everything and everyone.