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No âmbito da ecocrítica, este estudo visa perscrutar o lugar e o contexto da narrativa feminina nativo-americana, sobretudo, a ligação umbilical e holística da mulher indígena à Terra-Mãe e a importância do conhecimento/saber matriarcal e a sua transmissão às gerações seguintes. Neste sentido, as estórias /histórias assumem-se como matriz identitária e como veículo transmissor de informação, regeneração e resgate da cultura nativa e sua integração na sociedade norte-americana
In the context of ecocriticism, this study aims to examine the place and context of Native American feminine narratives, especially the umbilical and holistic connection of indigenous women to Mother Earth and the importance of matriarchal knowledge and its transmission to subsequent generations. In this sense, the stories/ histories assume themselves as identity matrix and vehicle of information, regeneration and rescue of the native culture and its integration in the North American society.
In the context of ecocriticism, this study aims to examine the place and context of Native American feminine narratives, especially the umbilical and holistic connection of indigenous women to Mother Earth and the importance of matriarchal knowledge and its transmission to subsequent generations. In this sense, the stories/ histories assume themselves as identity matrix and vehicle of information, regeneration and rescue of the native culture and its integration in the North American society.
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Ecocrítica Transgressão Identidade Memória literatura feminina nativo americana Ecocriticism Transgression Identity Memory Native American feminine literature