HERALDO DA UTOPIA: O CANTO TRANSEUNTE DE CÉSAR VALLEJO.

Abstract

This dissertation has as its object the study of the life and work of César Vallejo and objective tries to understand the transitional moments in the history and culture of Latin America, from the look on the Peruvian reality granted in lyric discourse of César Vallejo. It discusses the shock/coexistence: pre-columbian past in the face of settler phenomenon and the contemporary questions. Seeks to understand the permanence of these historicidades in the construction of a post-colonial discourse, released from memory restore nostalgic, utopian Eden Tauantinsuyo, and the assenhoramento of the Western Christians and the trajectory of the existential poet Cesar Vallejo to unveil his speech to border beckons to different worlds, different banks and open horizons, where the power of his innovative literary diction contemplates the emerging identities on the Mainland, the hybridism of their ethno-cultural convergences. His life and the strength of his work through the Latin American soul, estuam in Peru, costa, chainsaw will resonate in generous corner in the old world, in fighting against oppression, taking the message of a happy future humanity, by the advent of the socialist utopia.