Paulicéia desvairada e Paranóia: o eu solidário nas entranhas do combate

Abstract

Paulicéia Desvairada, by Mário de Andrade and Paranóia, by Roberto Piva, carry the revolutionary aspect of firsts (Mário s modernist debut) arriving to overthrow the established. Both come in a hostile environment and fight the pattern of their respective seasons with footwear lines in confrontation design. Much of this impetus can sometimes hide other seemingly less relevant features and more worked in later works. The solidary bias by João Luiz Lafetá (1986) solidarity also enhanced by Giorgio Agamben (1993) and would be in the bowels of a clearly more radical position is the path taken in this work, bringing up the solidary "I" beyond the background in Paulicéia Desvairada and Paranóia. The polysemic complexity in Mário de Andrade poetry and the aggressive deregulation of the senses in the poetry of Roberto Piva join through the similarity and the difference, encouraging and providing this research. Once disclosed, the solidary I a kind of embryo to be explored - proves to be larger, with a force that crosses time and invites the reader to not give in to complacency