汤姆森高速公路与丹尼尔·蒙杜鲁库：美国的权术主义与文学激进主义

Interfaces Brasil-Canada Pub Date : 2019-05-28 DOI:10.15210/INTERFACES.V19I1.16120

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这篇文章讨论美洲原住民文学活动。我们讨论杰拉尔德·维泽诺和戴维·科本纳瓦提出的口头传统的辩护，重点关注文学作家汤姆逊·高速路在《邮报》(2013)和丹尼尔·蒙杜鲁库在《圣保罗编年史》(2004)中如何以“文字创造者”的身份表演骗局，为赋予土著传统权力创造新的表达形式。

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Tomson Highway and Daniel Munduruku: Tricksterism and Literary Activism in the Americas

This article discusses Indigenous literary activism in the Americas. We address the defense of oral tradition proposed by Gerald Vizenor and Davi Kopenawa to focus on how literary writers Tomson Highway in The (Post) Mistress (2013) and Daniel Munduruku in Chronicles of São Paulo (2004) perform tricksterism as “wordmakers” that create new forms of expression for the empowerment of Indigenous traditions.

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