A poesia de Adélia Prado como evento de memória em O Coração Disparado

Abstract

The understanding of memory results from the process in which different frames of memories can act on individuals. It is full of information and past situations that even without the individual's presence in the places, the various ways of remembering as well as the way that is perceived can determine what is remembered and the places where this memory will be kept. And in this development of the subject's remembrance, we have the job of presenting a reading of the poetic work The Heart Shot, by Adélia Prado, from the theories of memory, whose relationship is established with the social reality based on the ways in which the lyrical subject organizes feelings linked to their experiences. In this way, our job is to analyze how, in the poetic work, the poet values the feelings that are conditioned to the story of others. Therefore, we intend to understand the memorialistic process of the work, seeking the reflections of memory theorists, in a philosophical and sociological perspective, without losing sight of the elements that underlie the literary text. Thus, the contributions of Halbwachs (2006), Bergson (1999), Candau (2016), Bosi (2003), among others, are of fundamental importance to verify that Adélia Prado's poetry portrays the feelings of the poetic subject's memories as a means of recompose and identify the essence of the past.