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In?s de Castro no romance contempor?neo portugu?sSouza, Aldinida de Medeiros 27 August 2010 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2010-08-27 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior / Ines de Castro is a theme in literature from the fourteenth century. The historical fact of his death, in 1355, became a landmark in the history of Portugal and, since then, several literary texts from various genres, have dealt with this theme, this made the couple Pedro and Ines a myth of love passion, of love beyond the barriers of death, like Tristan and Isolde, Romeo and Juliet, Abelard and Heloise. The literary myth - or any picture that mythologize literature - is always prepared before culturally and works in the same way that so many others, this is, as an element of cultural identity, either collectively or individually, making it also a feature poetic. Thereby, is an archetype confirmed through time and eventually reveals a series of webs of the human psyche. Ines de Castro became the Portuguese myth of eternal love: she became queen after your dead. The persistence of the myth makes the love story of Pedro and Ines continue to produce texts of various literary genres. This study examines six contemporary historical novels, to show that the way actually this kind o novel does a new formulacion of Pedro e Ines mythical, because now it s different view likes the victim in Os lusiadas and other texts from the past. Collaborate to this news relacions between history and literature and a novelist's new stance in relation to historical facts that relate like reffering to novel. The intention is to show, through the novels chosen now Ines de Castro have different profiles than it had before in tradicional historic novels from the period of Romanticism and New Romanticism. Authored by Agustina Bessa-Lu?s, Jo?o Aguiar, Ant?nio C?ndido Franco, Seomara da Veiga Ferreira and Luis Rosa, the six novels studied show the circularity cultural of inesian myth showing this new character of the new person Ines in the contemporany historical novel / In?s de Castro ? um tema presente na literatura desde o s?culo XIV. O fato hist?rico de sua morte, em 1355, tornou-se um marco na Hist?ria portuguesa e, desde ent?o, diversos textos liter?rios, de v?rios g?neros, t?m tratado desse tema, o que fez do casal, Pedro e In?s, um mito do amor paix?o, do amor que ultrapassa as barreiras da morte, assim como Trist?o e Isolda, Romeu e Julieta, Abelardo e Helo?sa. O mito liter?rio ou qualquer figura que literatura mitificou ? sempre pr?-elaborado culturalmente e funciona nos mesmos moldes que tantos outros, isto ?, como um elemento da identidade cultural, quer coletiva, quer individualmente, tornando-se, tamb?m, um recurso po?tico. Desse modo, ? um arqu?tipo confirmado pelo tempo e acaba por revelar uma s?rie de teias da psique humana. In?s de Castro tornou-se o mito portugu?s do amor eterno: ? a "que depois de morta foi rainha". A perman?ncia do mito faz com que a hist?ria de amor de Pedro e In?s continue a render textos liter?rios de diversos g?neros. Esta pesquisa debru?a-se sobre seis romances hist?ricos contempor?neos, a fim de evidenciar que a forma como esse romance ? escrito na contemporaneidade traz uma reelabora??o da imagem m?tica de In?s, visto que agora n?o ? mais tratada como a In?s v?tima, presente n Os lus?adas e em outros textos de ?pocas passadas. Para isso, colaboram as novas rela??es entre Hist?ria e Literatura e uma nova postura do romancista em rela??o aos fatos hist?ricos tomados como referentes do romance. O intento ? evidenciar, atrav?s do corpus escolhido, que In?s de Castro tem agora diversos perfis, os quais n?o se viam nos romances hist?ricos tradicionais, da ?poca do Romantismo e Neo-romantismo. Da autoria de Agustina Bessa-Lu?s, Jo?o Aguiar, Ant?nio C?ndido Franco, Seomara da Veiga Ferreira e Lu?s Rosa, os seis romances em estudo comprovam a circularidade cultural do mito inesiano, mostrando essa nova personagem In?s de Castro romance hist?rico contempor?neo
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