O TEMPO NO ROMANCE AVALOVARA, DE OSMAN LINS

Abstract

The object of this dissertation is the writing in Avalovara (2005), of Osman Lins. The characteristics of the work reflect the new way of making art, becoming a kind of enigma. The general objective is to draw perceptions of the construction of the work. The specific objectives are developed around uniform and unequifled readings of the palindromes, perceiving the effects of the narrative that circulate times in the textual artistic atemporality. Criticism of the literary text in Avalovara (2005) propounds supposed divergences from the recognition of the work as a single genre, for it mixes words and symbols in the same field. The supposed need to show something different makes this literary art a reflection of solitary life in society. The stories depart from the imaginary, being revealed in the signs, in the spaces of plural senses, such as Abel's love . The sign form is contained within the palindrome within the spiral. Its coverage is of elements made up of words, numbers, symbols. All used to highlight the signs of a glowing image of literary genre. The authors worked include Ana Luiza Andrade (2014); Hannah Arendt (2000); Gaston Bachelard (2000); Mikhail Bakhtin (1997); João Alexandre Barbosa (1974); Roland Barthes (1992; 1987); Walter Benjamin (1996); Henri Bergson (2006); Antonio Candido (2005); Gilles Deleuze (1999; 2005); Benedito Nunes (1995), among others. In this sense, the theoretical analysis of writing focuses on the configuration of discourse. Thus, the structures of composition of the narrative permeate the Greek theater, with the palindrome, characteristic of the third century BC. Completeness goes on towards the infinite, establishing the imaginary by the fragments, causing variation of focuses, spaces, temporalities and languages.