A DESCONSTRUÇÃO DO SER E DA ARTE NAS OBRAS PERTO DO CORAÇÃO SELVAGEM E PAIXÃO SEGUNDO GH, DE CLARICE LISPECTOR

Abstract

This research aims to understand the artistic language of the writing of Clarice Lispector in the works Near the Wild Heart and Passion according to G.H., by Clarice Lispector. The narrative procedure adopted by Clarice Lispector in these works led us to the concepts related to modern and contemporary art, since we will investigate what are the aesthetic characteristics present in the author's writing that suggest such a connection. Thus, it is proposed to study the process of deconstruction of Being and Art from the perspective of the flow of language and the dereference of the Signature Image. The study will be based on contemporary critical theories, considering the rupture of the notion of art as a representation of reality. The theoretical reference for the analysis of the works will be Heidegger's conceptions of the notion of Being in its relationship with time and language, focusing on aspects related to the fragmentation of being-time; The deterritorialization of the artistic act in language to the infinite, in the perspectives of Michel Foucault, Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari and, interconnected with the notions of liquid modernity, of ZygmundBauman and the derealization of the work of art.The analysis of the works will be based on the search for the "essentialization" of the Being of the characters by the language (Near the wild heart) and the depersonalization of Being (Passion according to GH) in the context of a work marked by the principle of derealization and dereferentiation of the image -sign - a simulation process, in the view of Jean Baudrillard (1991).