RIZOMA, FEMINISMO E DIFERENÇA EM DESMUNDO, DE ANA MIRANDA.

Abstract

This paper intends to map the imagination of feminism in a work entitled Desmundo, this written by Anne Miranda, and published in 1996, a historical novel that tells the saga of 14 Portuguese orphans, leaving Portugal at the behest of King John to marry the Portuguese settlers who came here to settle. For this venture, will make will be a trial by nomadism and the conceptual difference in the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze, approaching and seeking areas of neighborhoods, flows, rhizomatic becomings and vitality Oribela imprisoned, in chains, the main character of the work, and their movements becomings as an orphan Portuguese in the sixteenth century, fleeing from his destiny of oppression and submission, recreating a narrative of "place of" liquid modernity, feminism fluid and the discovery of their nomadic identity as a sign that said multiplicity. A work mythical style introspective, meditative, poetic and realistic in the sense sensory, a trip to the sixteenth century, but it gives us a reflection of today.