Larissa Fontinele De Alencar

Biographic Data

ID3889633
NAMELarissa Fontinele De Alencar
GIVEN NAMESLarissa Fontinele
FAMILY NAMEDe Alencar
SIGNATUREDE ALENCAR L F
AFFILIATIONSUniversidade Federal do Pará
ORCID0000-0003-3190-9279
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0

  • Resistência E a Literatura De Autoria Mulheres Indígenas

    Open AccessLarissa Fontinele De AlencarARTICLERevista Narrares2024

    This work aims to present an overview of resistance studies based on poems published by indigenous women from the Potiguara (Brazil) and Mapuche (Chile) ethnicities. Resistance literature is a field of literary theory that emerges in contexts of authoritarianism, states of exception, situations of barbarism, trauma or that thematizes such socio-historical and psychological conditions. Indigenous literatures bring within them forms of resistance t…

  • The Spider Web Metaphor as a Resistance Symbol of Survival of Native American Peoples in “There There” by Tommy Orange

    Open AccessAna Luiza Cardoso Rocha, Wevelly Thaissa ribeiro Perotes et al.ARTICLENova Revista Amazônica2024

    This paper examines how the metaphor of the spider web in "There There" (2016) by Native American writer Tommy Orange is utilized to convey a message of resistance and survival of Native American peoples. The analysis explores the cultural symbolism of the spider web and its relationship to the three characters in the book, drawing on theoretical approaches from authors such as Hertha D. Wong, Carol Patterson-Rudolph, Katarzyna, and Sergiusz Mich…

  • Resistance webs

    Open AccessWevelly Thaissa ribeiro Perotes, Ana Luiza Cardoso Rocha et al.ARTICLERevista X2024

    This paper examines how the metaphor of the spider web in There There (2016) by Native American writer Tommy Orange is utilized to convey a message of resistance and survival of Native American peoples. The analysis explores the cultural symbolism of the spider web and its relationship to the three characters in the narrative, drawing on theoretical approaches from authors such as Hertha D. Wong and Sergiusz Michalski. Additionally, Achille Mbemb…

  • Marcas do genocídio na Literatura de resistência de mulheres indígenas de Abya Yala

    Open AccessLarissa Fontinele De Alencar, Tânia Maria Sarmento-PantojaARTICLERaído2021

    Este artigo aborda as marcas do genocídio presentes em textos literários de autoria de mulheres indígenas de Abya Yala, como se convencionou designar o continente americano pelos povos originários. Inicialmente, apresentamos um breve panorama contextual sobre as questões referentes ao genocídio dos povos originários desde a invasão dos europeus no período da colonização e como este fato histórico nos conduz até a contemporaneidade, em que as colo…