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O conto contemporâneo de autoria feminina surge na literatura brasileira como um instrumento literário capaz de alterar o status quo do ser humano enquanto individuo, contribuindo desta feita para o aperfeiçoamento humano. Surge e manifesta-se como causa e efeito de transformação social: em primeiro lugar, assume a reivindicação da própria escrita feminina que busca o seu lugar no panteão da literatura; num segundo momento, ao jeito de fermento, vai levedando a massa que teimosamente cria resistências à mudança e paulatinamente vai ampliando as possibilidades transformadoras de que a escrita feminina é capaz de operar na sociedade, tornando-a, porventura, mais consciente de si, da sua natureza essencialmente dialógica. A expressão e valorização do conto brasileiro é sintoma suficientemente claro da aparição de um diálogo que nasce no intertexto da literatu ra feminina e se manifesta no formato de um plano dinâmico capaz de colocar o homem todo e todo homem na rota de uma nova axiologia ancorada em valores mais altos que se alevantam na defesa acérrima de um povo bem instruído capaz de colocar o seu país no carril do desenvolvimento: a literatura feminina será para a contista não um fim que se esgota em mesmo, mas o meio privilegiado de lançar à terra a boa semente e esperar que a colheita se traduza no nascimento de uma sociedade mais justa, mais fraterna, ancorada em alicerces humanitários.
The contemporary tale of female authorship appears in Brazilian literature as a literary instrument capable of altering the status quod of the human being as an individual, thus contributing to human improvement. It appears and manifests itself as a cause and effect of social transformation: first, it assumes the claim of feminine writing itself that seeks its place in the pantheon of literature; in a second moment, like leaven, it raises the dough that stubbornly creates resistance to change and gradually expands the transformative possibilities that feminine writing is capable of operating in society, making her, perhaps, more aware of herself, of its essentially dialogical nature. The expression and valorization of the Brazilian short story is a sufficiently clear symptom of the appearance of a dialogue that is born in the intertext of female literature and manifests itself in the format of a dynamic plan capable of putting the whole man and woman on the route of a new axiology anchored in values tallest people who rise up in the fierce defense of a well-educated people capable of putting their country on the rail of development: women's literature will be, for the short story, not an end that ends in itself, but the privileged means of launching the good seed and hope that the harvest will translate into the birth of a more just, more fraternal society, anchored in humanitarian foundations.
The contemporary tale of female authorship appears in Brazilian literature as a literary instrument capable of altering the status quod of the human being as an individual, thus contributing to human improvement. It appears and manifests itself as a cause and effect of social transformation: first, it assumes the claim of feminine writing itself that seeks its place in the pantheon of literature; in a second moment, like leaven, it raises the dough that stubbornly creates resistance to change and gradually expands the transformative possibilities that feminine writing is capable of operating in society, making her, perhaps, more aware of herself, of its essentially dialogical nature. The expression and valorization of the Brazilian short story is a sufficiently clear symptom of the appearance of a dialogue that is born in the intertext of female literature and manifests itself in the format of a dynamic plan capable of putting the whole man and woman on the route of a new axiology anchored in values tallest people who rise up in the fierce defense of a well-educated people capable of putting their country on the rail of development: women's literature will be, for the short story, not an end that ends in itself, but the privileged means of launching the good seed and hope that the harvest will translate into the birth of a more just, more fraternal society, anchored in humanitarian foundations.
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Conto contemporâneo Conceição Evaristo Brasil Escrita feminina Contemporary tale Brazil Female writing