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- Author: Osvaldo Das Neves
- Publisher: Our Knowledge Publishing
- ISBN-10: 6204130552
- ISBN-13: 9786204130552
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.5 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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This paper seeks to analyze the character in the Mozambican literary narrative in the light of Gilles Lipovetsky's philosophical thought. This author defines contemporaneity as a hypermodern time, meaning a moment subsequent to modernity, characterized by a stage of planetary culture in which the achievements of modernity are intensified in such a way that it becomes possible to speak of hypercapitalism, hypercognition, hyperindividualism and hyperconsumption. Based on these subcategories and conceptualizing the character as a synecdoche of the current condition of the African being, the paper adopts a hermeneutic method and dilucidates that the Mozambican literary narrative, through characters such as Zabela, Manua, Carolina and SaÃde, raises a reflection around the insertion of the African being in contemporaneity. The paper concludes that the African being has two possibilities of insertion in the hypermodern cosmos: one as an object, the other as a subject. As a transcendence of these conditions, the paper proposes the concept of hypersubjectivation as a possibility of gestation of the hypermodern subject.
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- Author: Osvaldo Das Neves
- Publisher: Our Knowledge Publishing
- ISBN-10: 6204130552
- ISBN-13: 9786204130552
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.5 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
This paper seeks to analyze the character in the Mozambican literary narrative in the light of Gilles Lipovetsky's philosophical thought. This author defines contemporaneity as a hypermodern time, meaning a moment subsequent to modernity, characterized by a stage of planetary culture in which the achievements of modernity are intensified in such a way that it becomes possible to speak of hypercapitalism, hypercognition, hyperindividualism and hyperconsumption. Based on these subcategories and conceptualizing the character as a synecdoche of the current condition of the African being, the paper adopts a hermeneutic method and dilucidates that the Mozambican literary narrative, through characters such as Zabela, Manua, Carolina and SaÃde, raises a reflection around the insertion of the African being in contemporaneity. The paper concludes that the African being has two possibilities of insertion in the hypermodern cosmos: one as an object, the other as a subject. As a transcendence of these conditions, the paper proposes the concept of hypersubjectivation as a possibility of gestation of the hypermodern subject.
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